hair Introduction
Just like women, there are different types of curly hair for men, depending on their texture. Throughout history, curls have been created, which have had many different styles throughout history and are used today as a source of inspiration for hot hairstyles. Curly hair types usually differ according to the wave or degree of curl. These are Type 2, Type 3 and Type 4.
Below we highlight the most basic variants of men’s hair
Men Waves (Type 2):
The hair is wavy and not very dense.
Hair can be from soft waves to medium curls.
At the same time, they are easier to maintain and can easily straighten.
Men Curls (Type 3):
The hair has distinct curls that can be quite tight and coiled.
Usually need more moisture to maintain their appearance and prevent dryness.
Hair can be different, both big curls, waves and small spirals.
Men Coils (Type 4):
Form spiral curls or pigtails.
It is the densest hair and the easiest to dry, which is why it needs to be carefully moisturized and cared for.
Hair texture can range from small, tight coils to wider, voluminous curls.
Men Hair Care
Behind every great hair day is the use of smart products and techniques.
Men Use of shampoo
How often men wash their hair can depend on several factors, but one of the most important is your hair type. In general, curly hair usually needs to be washed much less often. In general, we recommend you wash 2-3 times a week, but those with very tight, kinky curls can usually get away with once a week without noticing too much oil. Men find a washing schedule that suits your hair’s needs but remember: washing can strip away those essential scalp oils that keep your hair healthy and moisturized, so don’t over-shampoo your hair.
Men Change your shampoo and conditioner
When men looking for the right products for curly hair, you should do two things: moisturize and fight frizz. Start with a curl shampoo and conditioner to provide light hydration and strengthen the structure of curls and waves. If you’re struggling to fix shiny hair, the answer may lie in the products you use. After drying your hair with a towel (preferably with a microfiber towel), apply the curl-taming cream evenly to the ends of your hair. Not only does it fight frizz and add volume, but it also protects your curls from humidity while adding light, hydrating moisture. Piyush Ragha, Davines National Master Educator and Alchemist Society founder has his own preferences for curl care: “I start by washing my hair with LOVE Curl Cleaning Cream, alternating with Energizing Shampoo every 3rd or 4th wash. I towel dry my hair. , add a little The Restless Circle mask and layer over the curl-enhancing serum. Most of the time, I air-dry this combination, but when I blow-dry, I add the Energizing Thickening Tonic to give my curls even more volume.”
Mrn Try shared laundry
Men with curly hair can also benefit from co-washing. Co-washing is when you use a curl conditioning product instead of shampoo that gently cleanses while ensuring your hair isn’t stripped of essential moisture. Try following the tutorial and introducing co-washing into your routine once a week to see if you notice more hydrated, bouncy curls.
Men Upgrade your styling products
To maximize your curls and waves, you need the right hair products! A lightweight volumizing serum or volumizing mousse are great options to add lightness and structure to your curls without the waxy bulk or stiff hold. But since even the bounties of curls can end up looking a little empty, remember to keep a curl revitalizing spray on hand to bring life back to your hair. If you still want to find different tricks to make your hair look good, read Rezuel’s blog.
Conclusion
The texture of men’s hair can be very diverse and individual. The type of hair you have depends primarily on your genes and care. It is important to find products that suit you and bring out your beautiful and sleek hair. Some hair care products can be found on the Soulta page.
