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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 ...

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 asked me what I wanted for Christmas before I was twelve, I would have told you straight hair. Sure, legos and stuffies were cool, but not as appealing as the thought of losing my curls. In ...

You may wonder why your curls don’t always pop the way you want them to or why they sometimes look frizzy instead of smooth and bouncy. Your curls need the right care, moisture, and technique to shine ...

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At some point in my 30s, my hair developed a mind of its own. No matter how much hairspray I used or how much time and effort I put into curling it, it’s guaranteed to go limp several hours later. I ...

If Cosmo Kramer had hair that grazed his shoulders it may look something like mine when dried naturally without “guidance.” When no product, curling iron, or controlled environment is implemented my ...