A hairdresser will be able to advise you on the nature of your hair. To give you an idea, curly hair has a naturally drier and rougher hair fibre than dry hair. It is more porous and fragile, so it breaks more easily. Curl Pattern identifies different classifications of curly hair:
Type 2, wavy hair: including light, rather fine and loose waves (2A); more defined waves, resembling more pronounced S shapes (2B) and tighter waves, tending towards curls (2C).
Type 3, curly hair: large, well-defined ring-like curls (3A); tighter, more defined curls, often spring-like (3B) and very tight, spiral-like curls (3C).
Type 4, split/curly hair: tight curls with a defined "S" pattern (4A); zigzags or very tight curls with less "S" definition (4B) and frizzy texture, with little or no visible "S" pattern (4C).










