It may have happened to you that, after borrowing a shampoo or conditioner from a friend, or even from the hotel where you stayed the night, you discovered that it was not the best product for your hair, drying it out or even causing the appearance of increased oil production on the scalp. The reason is more than obvious: there are several types of men’s hair, so that each type of hair has its own specific needs in terms of both care and even the daily styling of the miso. Thus, the use of inappropriate products can cause the hair to become rebellious, and even its health and appearance suffer a bit. For all this, it is extremely interesting to try to identify what type of hair we have, and to know the differences between the different types of hair that exist, and how they affect both its care and styling. We discover a useful guide that will teach you to determine what types of hair men have, so that, in this way, you can make solid and accurate decisions about their care. Take note.
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Types of thickness
Thick hair
If you have thick hair, you may have individual strands or many strands that are characterized by being large. It is common for this type of hair to take a long time to dry once it has been wet or damp, especially when it is medium size or slightly longer.
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In addition, the hair will also tend to look very full, with no scalp areas being visible.
This type of hair requires regular conditioning, especially to try to keep it as managed as possible. Regardless of its length or texture, we must not skip the use of the conditioner if we want to avoid that the strands end up becoming a true wild mane in the wind.
In addition, for this type of hair the ideal is a rather short haircut, or a very short or almost shaved style.
Fine hair
Thin or fine hair offers similar challenges when paired with thick hair. In addition, it is generally an easily distinguishable type of hair, as it is very characteristic. Although, admittedly, it is slightly different.
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It is made up of much thinner tufts, with slightly less growth. As men age, it is possible that by the age of 20-30 the hair is actually thick, only to gradually become thin later on.
To take care of it, it is necessary to use a product to offer it volume, something ideal for men with very fine and thin hair. They are products that help to thicken the strands of hair temporarily, to help in styling.
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Normal hair
Identifying it can sometimes be a bit difficult, since, in reality, it is a type of hair that is neither thick nor fine. Or, what is the same, if your hair is neither fine nor thick, then it will be considered normal (that is, it will be considered normal thickness hair).
Luckily, this type of hair is one of the easiest to care for and manage, only being necessary in most cases to carry out a basic regimen for its care.
Types of texture
In addition to thickness, it is also possible to identify the type of hair a man may have by its texture.
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Straight hair
Straight hair usually grows without bending, and does so practically from the root to the end. Thus, it can be perfectly air-dried totally and completely naturally, without exerting the greatest effort.
It can also be slightly wavy, especially when we go to bed with wet hair. For this reason, the ideal is to always check what our hair looks like when we let it dry alone during the day.
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Be that as it may, it is ideal hair to style, since it can be left perfectly loose without the need to use any type of styling or fixing product.
Wavy hair
Wavy hair has the “custom” to grow in the shape of an ‘S’, which we can see with great ease every time we examine the locks in a mirror. We must make sure, however, that we check the texture of our hair after allowing it to dry naturally in the air.
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It’s usually relatively easy to style, particularly when compared to straight hair, but as you might imagine, it tends to have more volume and body. In fact, one of the biggest challenges is ‘frizz’, which occurs when hair dries out and absorbs moisture from the air.
Rolled hair
Coiled hair tends to be a very particular type of hair, characterized by being curlier than wavy, but not as curly as curly (if you’ll pardon the pun).
It is usually quite characteristic hair, and on many occasions it tends to be difficult to manage.
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Curly hair
If a man with curly hair looks in the mirror, it is common for him not to be able to easily see where one curl begins and where the other begins. It is a type of hair that has a lot of volume, and therefore it is tremendously difficult to manage.
On the other hand, this type of hair is very prone to dryness, so there is a very high chance that it will get frizzy.
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