What is the difference between wavy hair and curly hair?

What is the difference between wavy hair and curly hair?

Let’s figure out your curl type

For most wig lovers, texture choosing is a crucial process when picking up your human hair wigs. For wig newbies, it is true that curls come in different types, with each having its own unique characteristics. Identifying the curl type is therefore a tricky task. This blog article is going to help you get some basic ideas about different curly hair types.

Wavy Hair

Let’s start with the wavy hair type. Wavy hair is halfway between curly and straight hair and shares characteristics of both. Normally wavy hair is in the shape of an "S" like. Wavy hairs is significantly more volumous than straight hairs, but has less definition than curly locks. The most classic and popular type of wavy hair is body wave.

Curly Hair

The first thing that comes to mind when people think of textured hair is curls. A curling hair type is characterized by its strands looping around and spiraling. Hair with curls can have a variety of different curl patterns, ranging from tiny kinks to large, bouncy ringlets.

Differences between wavy hair and curly hair

Even though curly and wavy hair have many similarities, they are two distinct hair types.

·Curlier hair is more prone to dryness than wavy hair.

·You can style wavy hair in a variety of ways, depending on how you like it.

·In comparison to wavy hair, curly hair has more body, volume, and fullness.

·You have a variety of styling options available when you have curly hair.

·There is a higher chance of breakage and dryness in curly hair.

Once you figure out the hair curl type, you can pick up the type you prefer and give your hair proper care it needs.