Kinky,
curly, straight, crimpy, springy or ziggly. What is your texture? Ok Honey
Verans, the texture of your hair is determined by the diameter of the hair
shaft itself. Fine hair has the
smallest diameter, thick hair has the largest and medium texture is somewhere
in between. The texture of your
hair plays one of the most important roles in how to care for your curls, not
only through daily maintenance, but also when considering adding chemicals such
as color and others that smooths your hair and other various changes.
Let's look at the different types
of hair texture:
Fine Hair Texture: Fine hair can look very soft or loose and does not
hold styles very well. Often
appears dry, when in reality, it is often over-hydrated. It is easily abused by
chemicals, but careful measures can be taken to care for it properly. Use
moisturizers and emollients that contains protein, what it does is to act as a
strengthener and gives fine hair strength and great structure.
Average Hair Texture: medium textured hair is considered
"normal", meaning it has a texture in the intermediate range. No special consideration is required
for adding chemicals so it is processed normally. Hair without intermediate range can
generally withstand the abuse of products with a wide range of ingredients, but
generally, it is advised that those persons with an average texture avoid
penetrating the hair with too much the protein products.
Thick Hair Texture: Thick hair has a diameter much wider and stronger
than fine hair or intermediate, typically does not keep a hairstyle very well, thus
it is often dry and brittle due to excessive protein. Thick hair is much more difficult to
process and often very resistant to chemicals.
Protein adds strength to a strand of hair so too can cause that thread
becomes hard and dry like a "straw broom."
Ok
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