Hajtípusok

Hajtípusok refers to the classification of human hair based on its texture and structure. These types are generally categorized into four main groups: straight, wavy, curly, and kinky/coily.

Straight hair, often referred to as Type 1, lacks any natural curl or wave. It tends to be shiny and can be difficult to hold a style. Within this category, subtypes can exist from fine and thin to thick and coarse.

Wavy hair, Type 2, exhibits a natural wave pattern, falling between straight and curly. It can range from loose, beachy waves to tighter S-shaped patterns. This type often has more volume than straight hair but can sometimes be prone to frizz.

Curly hair, Type 3, is characterized by distinct, springy curls. These curls can vary in size and tightness, from loose spirals to tight corkscrews. Curly hair often has more volume and texture than wavy hair but can also be susceptible to dryness and frizz.

Kinky or coily hair, Type 4, is the most tightly coiled or zig-zagged hair type. The coils can be very small and tight, often appearing dense and short. This hair type is typically delicate, prone to shrinkage, and can be very dry, requiring specific care to maintain moisture and health.

Understanding hajtípusok helps individuals choose appropriate hair care products and styling techniques that suit their hair's unique characteristics, promoting healthier hair and better styling results. This classification is widely used in the beauty industry and by individuals seeking to better understand and manage their hair.