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Curly Hair Guide

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Find out your curly hair type, from 2a wavy to 4c coily hair, and learn how to take care of it with our haircare products.

COILY HAIR (4A-4C)

4A Curls
4A Curls

This is 4A coily hair


4A Curls often look dense, with some separation and a very tight spiral pattern

4A Curls often need rich textures like oils and creams due to being more prone to dryness

Learn More 4A Hair Care Tips & Tricks
4B Curls
4B Curls

This is 4B coily hair


4B Curls look to have a zig-zag pattern instead of a spiral

4B Curls need hydration and slip in order to keep them free of tangles and breakage

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4C Curls
4C Curls

This is 4C coily hair


4C Curls look the most dense with little scalp visibility and separation between tight spirals

4C Curls often need moisture, help with detangling and definition

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CURLY HAIR (3A-3C)

3A Curls
3A Curls

This is 3A curly hair


3A Curls look like large, loose curls with a very defined "S" shape

3A Curls need moisture to combat frizz and give added shine

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3B Curls
3B Curls

This is 3B curly hair


3B Curls look like voluminous, springy in a looser spiral shape

3B Curls need lightweight hydration to keep their definition

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3C Curls
3C Curls

This is 3B curly hair


3C Curls look like ringlets in the shape of a corkscrew

3C Curls need more moisture to tackle dryness and tangles

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SHOP FOR CURLY HAIR (3A-3C)

WAVY HAIR (2A-2C)

2A Curls
2A Curls

This is 2A wavy hair


2A Curls look to have a slight S-shape at the tips and are straighter at the crown of the head

2A Curls need weightless moisture and definition

Learn More 2A Hair Care Tips & Tricks