4 Hair Type Chart
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Type 4 kinky hair: type 4 is “kinky” or, more appropriately, full of tight coils (tightly curled hair). typically, type 4 hair is also extremely wiry and fragile. oftentimes, it appears to be coarse. however, it is really very fine, with several thin hair strands densely packed together. note that type 4 hair is one of the most common hair. Caring for type 4 hair is essential to maintain its health and promote its natural beauty. type 4 hair includes subtypes 4a, 4b, and 4c, which all have unique characteristics but generally require similar care. here are some tips to keep type 4 hair healthy: 1. gentle handling.
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The ringlets are stretchy and easily spiral around a pen or pencil. type 4a hair can be fine and wiry or thick and more densely packed. 4a hair is soft to the touch, and even though it tends to be dry like most type 4 hair, it retains moisture better than 4b and 4c hair. 4a hair is usually easy to style, especially when using the right products. Identifying your curl shape and pattern (s) is best determined while your hair is sopping wet. a simple breakdown: type 1s are straight, type 2s are wavy, type 3s are curly, and type 4s are coily. Type 1 hair: straight. straight hair or type 1 lies flat on the scalp. straight hair has no curl pattern but can be of varying thicknesses and falls into three categories. the first category, type 1a, is straight hair that is thin and fine. type 1b is straight hair that is medium thickness and has some volume. Type 2: wavy hair. type 3: curly hair. type 4: coily kinky hair. it’s easy to tell if you have straight hair, but getting a straight answer on your wavy and curly texture hair type is much.
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Type 1 hair: straight. straight hair or type 1 lies flat on the scalp. straight hair has no curl pattern but can be of varying thicknesses and falls into three categories. the first category, type 1a, is straight hair that is thin and fine. type 1b is straight hair that is medium thickness and has some volume. Type 2: wavy hair. type 3: curly hair. type 4: coily kinky hair. it’s easy to tell if you have straight hair, but getting a straight answer on your wavy and curly texture hair type is much. With type 4b hair, strands have a "z" shape and a less defined curl pattern. instead of curling or coiling, the hair bends in sharp angles like the letter "z." type 4b hair is tightly coiled and can feel wiry to the touch. taylor recommends using the deeper than hair first class to morocco shampoo and conditioner for this curl type. Here’s a more comprehensive chart with more details to help you understand the differences between the curl types. type 1 curls were excluded as we’ll focus mainly on curly to coily hair. type 2. type 3. type 4. a loose curls. 2a. has a very light “s” shape pattern. it’s less of a curl and more of a wave.
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