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 ...

Somenaturalhair girlies out here might hate me for saying this, but it might be time to move past our obsession with the classification of our curl type. The curl pattern chart was a decent starting ...

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 ...

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The 30-year-old system that classifies hair texture with letters and numbers overlooks science and enforces racial biases.

Your hair is unique, and understanding your particular hair texture is key to caring for it effectively. The hair type chart, which you can use to find the natural pattern of your strands, is a good ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? Curls aren’t a one-type-fits-all. In reality, they are intricate and can't fit ...

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Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? If you have curly hair and you've heard of the hair typing system, there's a ...

Natural hair is no longer a trend or a movement; it’s a lifestyle – and haircare brands have been taking note. With the demand for products that cater to the needs of curly, kinky, coily, textured ...