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Straight Hair (Type 1): Straight hair is characterized by strands that lie flat and lack natural curl or wave. It tends to be shiny and reflects light easily.
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Wavy Hair (Type 2): Wavy hair falls somewhere between straight and curly, with a slight bend or wave pattern. It can range from loose, beachy waves to more defined S-shaped waves.
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Curly Hair (Type 3): Curly hair forms well-defined curls or spirals. It tends to be prone to frizz and requires extra moisture to maintain its shape and definition.
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Coily Hair (Type 4): Coily hair, also known as kinky or tightly curled hair, forms tight coils or zig-zag patterns. It is often the most fragile hair type and requires gentle care to prevent breakage.
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Hair Texture: Hair texture refers to the thickness or diameter of individual hair strands. It can be fine, medium, or coarse.
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Porosity: Hair porosity refers to how well your hair absorbs and retains moisture. It can be low, medium, or high. Knowing your hair's porosity.
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Density: Hair density refers to the number of hair strands on your scalp. It can be low, medium, or high. Understanding your hair density helps you choose hairstyles.
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Elasticity: Hair elasticity refers to its ability to stretch and return to its original shape without breaking. It is influenced by the protein structure of your hair.
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Scalp Health: A healthy scalp is essential for maintaining healthy hair. Factors such as oil production, dandruff, and scalp conditions like psoriasis or dermatitis.
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Hair Care Tips: Tailor your hair care routine to your specific hair type and needs. This may include using appropriate shampoo and conditioner, avoiding heat styling.