Naturally Wavy

Type 2 Naturally Wavy hair is one of the natural textures that tend to be thicker than Type 1A hair. They are characterized by S-shaped curls down their length. Much of the hair may also appear straight with slight bends toward the ends. They may look gorgeous, but they frizz fairly quickly and require care to achieve perfect waves.

There are also three subcategories for wavy hair types:

• 2A Hair Type – What is Type 2A hair?

Type 2A Hair type is very fine, with the spectrum of hair ranging from loose loops to S-shaped waves. It lacks volume and definition, which makes it easy to style.

• 2B Hair Type – What is Type 2B Hair?

Type 2B hair is mostly straight at the roots and falls into more defined S-shaped waves from the mid-lengths. It has a medium texture and is a little frizzier than Type 2A.

• 2C Hair Type – What is Type 2C Hair?

Type 2B hair is mostly straight at the roots and falls into more defined S-shaped waves from the mid-lengths. It has a medium texture and is a little frizzier than Type 2A.

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Naturally Curly

Type 3 Naturally Curly is one of the different types of hair textures. They have the kind of curls that go straight when your hair is wet but goes back to being curly when it’s dry.  They start from the roots, down to the entire length of the shaft. They are mostly fine, but their thickness can also range too thick. They are also clearly defined and easy to style. However, they are more prone to frizz, dryness, and shrinkage. Especially the 3C and 3B Hair.

These are the three subcategories for curly hair texture chart/ curl pattern chart:

• 3A Hair Type – What is Type 3A Hair?

Type 3A Curly Hair has defined curls with a thick texture. It is the size of sidewalk chalk and has a lot of shine. Type 3A benefits from a lot of body and movement. However, it is prone to frizz and dryness.

• 3B Hair Type – What is Type 3B Hair?

Type 3B Curly has tighter curls with a combination of textures. It is made up of well-defined, spiral curls that range from bouncy ringlets to tight corkscrews. It is usually voluminous and has the circumference of a marker.

• 3C Hair Type – What is Type 3C Hair?

Type 3C Curly is often referred to as curly. It has very tight curls or kinks and is very easy to style. It is also voluminous, but it tends to experience the most shrinkage.

This gorgeous type starts at the roots and is more defined. It is typically thick and prone to dryness and frizz. It is also difficult to style.

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Naturally Kinky Hair

For those wondering “What are the Black Girl Hair Types?” Type 4 Naturally Kinky hair is the most common black hair type. These natural hair types have the tightest curls ranging from fine to coarse. They include S-shaped to Z-shaped coils and everything in between. They are wiry and delicate by nature, so they require a gentle touch. If not well taken care of, they can break easily. To keep natural locks healthy and shiny, use a hydrating conditioner, a rich moisturizer, and some natural oils

The three subcategories of Type 4 kinky hair types include:

• 4A Hair Type – What is Type 4A Hair?

Type 4A Hair coily has defined curls with a thick texture. It is the size of sidewalk chalk and has a lot of shine. Type 3A benefits from a lot of body and movement. However, it is prone to frizz and dryness.

• 4B Hair Type – What is Type 4B Hair?

Type 4B Hair has tighter curls with a combination of textures. It is made up of well-defined, spiral curls that range from bouncy ringlets to tight corkscrews. It is usually voluminous and has the circumference of a marker.

• 4C Hair Type – What is Type 4C Hair??

Type 4C Hair is as densely packed as 4B but with less definition and more shrinkage. It is tightly coiled and has strands that range from super fine and soft to coarse and wiry. It is also incredibly delicate. It has curls so tight that it may not look even curly at all.

These are the different types of hair textures and natural curl patterns, and if you are looking for the best curly weave for sew-in, at ONYC®, we consider the curly weave as the pillar of their hair extension products. We offer several different types of curly weave patterns that provide volume to your hair, including the Curly Addiction™ 3B and Bouncy Curly 3A. Our weaves are a must-have look for women who love hair extensions and want to conceal various hair problems, such as thinning mane and hair loss.

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                   Straight Hair 

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Type 1 Straight Hair Type are the strongest of natural hair types.

They reflect light to the eye, giving them a glossy appearance. They also grease faster than curly hair types as the oil from your scalp travels more quickly. Furthermore, they are resistant to curling and usually require chemical treatments for permanent results.

There are three subcategories for straight hair type:

• 1A Hair Type – What is Type 1A hair? 

If you're wondering What is the least popular hair type? or What is the rarest hair type? Type 1A is the winner! Type 1A Hair is very straight and fine. It has no hint of wave or curl. It is also difficult for this type to hold a curl. Although it is the rarest type of straight hair, it is typically found in women of Asian descent.

 • 1B Hair Type – What is Type 1B Hair?

Type 1B Hair is not as flat as the previous subcategory, but it is still very straight. It is thicker with medium texture and more volume than Type 1A, giving it more body. When left unstyled, it is generally straight. However, it can hold curls.

 • 1C Hair Type – What is Type 1C Hair?

Type 1 C Hair type still lies mostly flat, but it can achieve a tousled look when air-dried. It also looks coarser and shinier, which can cause frizz depending on the environment and climate.