You have what is considered Type 1. Type 1 is straight hair, which reflects the most sheen and also the most resilient hair of all of the hair types. It is hard to damage and immensely difficult to curl this hair texture. Because the sebum easily spreads from the scalp to the ends without curls or kinks to interrupt its path, it is the most oily hair texture of all.

Congratulations. You have 1A hair. Also known as Straight (Fine/Thin). Your hair type tends to be the flattest, thinnest and silkiest hair type. Keeping a bobby-pin or an elastic in your straight hair is a magic trick. Your bff--texturizing spray. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you. 

Congratulations. You have 1B hair. Also known as Straight (Medium). Your biggest enemy is greasy roots. Your bff--dry shampoo. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 1C hair. Also known as Straight (Coarse). Your hair type is more prone to frizz, puffiness and dryness. If your straight hair is also damaged, you'll likely fall into the 1C type. Your bff--weekly hair masks. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

You have what is considered Type 2. Type 2 is wavy hair, whose texture and sheen ranges somewhere between straight and curly hair. Wavy hair is also more likely to become frizzy than straight hair. While type A waves can easily alternate between straight and curly styles, type B and C Wavy hair is resistant to styling.

Congratulations. You have 2A hair. Also known as Wavy (Fine/Thin). 2A hair tends to be finer and flatter and can still be easily blown out and straightened. Your bff--sea-salt sprays to encourage natural wave. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 2B hair. Also known as Wavy (Medium). Your hair is prone to frizz and poofing, especially if your hair is damaged. Your bff-- a wave-enhancing mousse. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 2C hair. Also known as Wavy (Coarse). 2C hair tends to frizz easily and loose definition fast. Your bff--a lightweight curl cream.  If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

You have what is considered Type 3. Type 3 is curly hair known to have an S-shape. The curl pattern may resemble a lowercase "s", uppercase "S", or sometimes an uppercase "Z" or lowercase "z".[RealSelf Works] This hair type is usually voluminous, "climate dependent (humidity = frizz), and damage-prone."[Hair at 58] Lack of proper care causes less defined curls.

Congratulations. You have 3A hair. Also known as Curly (Loose). Your hair is mostly loose curls and a few waves.  3A curls tend to be finer, easily blown out and super reactive to humidity, wind and dryness! Your new bff, a curl-enhancing mousse. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 3B hair. Also known as Curly (Tight). 3B curls usually have the circumference of your finger or a marker. This hair type is also more prone to dryness and frizz. Your bff: A leave-in conditioner. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 3C hair. This hair type has lots of volume. It is also the most prone to dryness and breakage. Your bff-- a protein-rich oil. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

You have what is considered Type 4 hair. Type 4 is kinky hair, which features a tightly coiled curl pattern (or no discernible curl pattern at all) that is often fragile with a very high density. This type of hair shrinks when wet and because it has fewer cuticle layers than other hair types it is more susceptible to damage.

Congratulations. You have 4A hair. Also known as Kinky (Soft). 4A hair has the tightest, smallest coils and can lose definition and moisture fast which means your wash and go bff--A curl gel for finger coiling. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.

Congratulations. You have 4B hair. Also known as Kinky (Wiry). 4B hair is more prone to shrinkage than 4a, so keep hair stretched and defined with your new BFF, an elongating gel. If you would like to know more about how to care for your hair, enter your contact information on the next few pages and one of our stylists that specialize in your hair type will contact you.