Naturally curly hair varies from person to person and curl types are no different. But what most hair stylists never tell you is that there can be several different textures on one head. And, different textures mean different curl types. Contrary to popular belief, curly hair isn’t just a category or type. Although hair typing is a good starting point, there’s often some overlap. In fact, most people with textured hair have more than one type of curl pattern on their head. So, there may be a combination of, kinky, coily, wavy, and curly. It’s not so much about what curl
type you are, it’s about the type of curls you have. That’s because each curl has its own individual pattern. And, one head of hair can have many different curl patterns running through it. Just as curly hair should not be cut the same way as straight hair, curls should not be cut based on curl type alone. Yet a lot of stylists don’t know what to do with a head full of ringlets. In fact when it comes to haircuts, your curly hair specialist should take each curl individually, work with it and create your overall shape by cutting dry.
Curly Hair Types
Note: you may not fit perfectly into one category. You may have a combination of several curl types on your head. That’s totally normal.






All These Curls: From One Head!
Why cut curls dry? The curls you are seeing came from the same client. How does a curly hair specialist navigate that? Curl correction shaping to blend and create balance to establish a unified and not divided dry cut.
Curls are like puzzle pieces. And, curly hair types vary, from head to head. Whether tight or loose, course or soft, thick or thin, the trick is finding an expert who understands how curls grow, group and respond to different cuts.
There are two lessons we teach our clients: first, embrace your natural curls, and second use natural and organic products to protect and nourish your curly hair.
Whether you have corkscrew curls or wavy hair, our curly haircuts are designed just for curls. We offer services for men, women, and kids with naturally curly hair.
I use advanced curl-cutting techniques used by expert stylists alike, and will teach you how to style and embrace your naturally curly hair.
Need a curl consult? Contact us today at (831) 905-4242!