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Curl type is often lesson number one for someone getting to grips with their hair texture, It's all based on categorising hair by curl pattern. "It helps make it easier for people who are new to curls ...

If you’re part of the curly-haired community, you may have heard of this thing called the “curl pattern chart” floating around online or from your fellow curly-haired friends. This curl typing system ...

When talking about hair that isn't straight, people and brands tend to lump curly hair into its own big category, assuming that all coils, kinks, curls, and waves can have a one-size-fits-all approach ...

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Identifying your curl pattern helps build a foundation for better care and styling. The best way to determine your true curl type is when hair is wet or damp, not stretched or blown out. Types 1–4 ...

Do you have unruly hair that just doesn't settle smooth? Look beyond the frizz to understand what your true curl pattern is. The beauty of curly hair is that it is full of life with interesting ...

So you bought curl hair products and watched a few tutorials by a YouTuber with your dream curls, but for some reason your hair still isn’t coming out the way you want it to. Let’s take a step back: ...

So you bought hair products with the word “curl” on the bottles, watched a few tutorials by a YouTuber with your dream curls, and even tried the infamous 'curly girl method'. But for some reason, your ...