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Discover a step-by-step curly hair care routine designed to help define and manage natural curls. This video offers simple ...

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 ...

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 ...

Identifying your curl pattern helps build a foundation for better care and styling. The best way to determine your true curl type is when hair is wet or damp, not stretched or blown out. Types 1–4 ...

If your curls are looser (2A–2C), Pashcan’el recommends using lightweight products that won’t weigh your hair down. Then, ...