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This refers to the width of an individual strand of hair and falls into three classifications: fine, medium and coarse. Identify your hair texture by rolling a single strand of hair in your finger.
This describes the shape or pattern of your hair strand. Identify your formation by allowing your hair to air-dry without any product.
Once you’ve identified both, normally the formation goes first followed by the texture to identify your basic hair type. For example, 2C would be Wavy, Coarse as seen in the chart below.
This is the number of hairs you have on your head per square inch, with the average person having anywhere between 80,000-120,000 strands. Knowing your hair density can help determine what type of hairstyles, products and tools will work best for your hair type. For example, if you have low-density hair, you may want to add thickness with hair volumising products, etc. Identify your hair density by measuring the circumference of your ponytail.
If your hair is short, part it with a comb. If you can easily see your scalp, you have low-density hair; if you can’t, you have high-density hair.
Knowing your hair length is also key when it comes to styling and caring for your unique hair type. Take a look at the image below to identify your hair length.
Once you have identified exactly which categories your hair falls in, you can begin a more targeted approach to your hair care and styling routine to achieve your best hair ever.
If you’re still unsure, get expert advice from our Sutherland Shire Hair Salon and talk to one of our colour and extensions specialists today!with our free consultation service.
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