Select A Curl Styling Tutorial
LAX Tutorial
For those short on time
HERO Tutorial
The routine giving you full curl definition
MINI Tutorial
Definition for all the little ones
FRO Tutorial
For those with condensed curls
PIXIE Tutorial
For all those with shorter curls
What is my curl type?
The curly hair types range from 2A-4C
Not sure where to start on your curly hair journey? Well, whether you want easy curls, the best products for Curly Hair, or you are a curly girl method follower, we've found that curly hair starts with understanding.
Did you know, it's not uncommon for you to have multiple curl types in your curly hair, but generally you will be able to identify with one of the following Curl types.
Explore the curly hair types below to begin.
Is My Hair Type 2 'Wavy' Hair?
If your hair has a gentle wave to mild curl spirals this curl type can be hydrated and styled with ease, providing a stunning curly hair style that you will love wearing out to any occasion.
2A, 2B or 2C is the category your hair comes under.
Wavy hair generally can be heat straightened with a lot more ease than other curl types, giving you more flexibility, but beware of heat straightening as this will damage your curly hair.
Is My Hair Type 3 'Curly' Hair?
Classified as 3A, 3B or 3C Curls, if your curly hair is in this category it starts at an s shape and even can have a z shape at the 3C range.
Type 3 curly hair will vary from relaxed bouncy curls to tight, spring like helicals. Naturally your curls have some gloss but are prone to becoming frizzy.
Is My Hair Type 4 'Coily' Hair?
Coily curls are known as Type 4A, 4B or 4C which can be referred to as Afro-textured or kinky hair.
If you have this type naturally your hair is quite dry and very bouncy, these curls can feel soft and finer. They can also be 'wiry' with a coarse texture.
Your hair strands are tightly coiled curls to zig zags that hold their shape strongly.
Your coily curls appear to take a very long time to grow due to the tightness of the curl.
