There are different types of hair (men’s hair), and based on this, you have to know how to care for it. You would be surprised by the numbers of men who do not know what type of hair they have.
The genetics, among other things, influences you have a hair type. That is why you may have been born with straight, curly, thick, or thin hair. But many factors can modify the type of hair you have.
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How to Identify the Type of Hair I Have?
As we explain to you in the different types of men’s hair that exist depending on their shape, thickness, and scalp. Check your hair well to see which of them you identify with and thus be able to know yours better.
However, you can also go to a trichologist, a dermatologist specialized in issues of the scalp and alopecia, to help you get to know your hair better. Furthermore, if you are having issues with hair loss, Hair Guard suggested looking into microneedling.
Types of Men’s Hair According to the Shape
Straight Hair:
This type of hair is straight hair, without form and without curves, which tends to have an aspect always attached to the head. It can be both dry and fatty, fine or thick.
It is a type of hair that is more difficult to shape because both dry and wet always look straight.
Wavy Hair:
This type of hair is the one that already has curves and shapes, without being a marked curl; it is one of the easiest to shape. You can straighten it or curl it more, although we love its natural shape.
Curly Hair:
This third type of men’s hair has curls, very marked undulations with an S shape. Depending on the thickness, it is more or less difficult to manage.
Generally, it is a hair with much more volume than the previous two types, so it is vital to define cuts and hairstyles that feel good to you and use appropriate products.
Types of Men’s Hair According to the Thickness
Fine Hair:
Fine hair is a very thin type of hair; this makes it more sensitive to chemicals, especially, so it is recommend to use products as natural as possible.
It is a hair that breaks and breaks more easily, so it is good to clean it frequently. On the other hand, it is a type of hair that is easier to mold than thick hair.
Normal Hair:
This type of hair has a medium thickness or texture, is less sensitive than the previous type and is easy to comb. To take care of it, you can use products for normal hair care, which are the most frequent and economical.
Thick Hair:
Finally, this type of hair is the strongest, and of the best quality, it is not as sensitive and breaks less, however, due to its resistance, it is more difficult to handle and comb. So if you have this type of hair, you will need particular products for its care.
Types of Men’s Hair According to Sebum Production
Normal Sebum Hair:
This hair is one that has a scalp that produces a normal amount of sebum, which gives it shine and strength, without using special products.
Dry Hair:
This type of hair does not produce the normal amount of sebum to have hydrated hair; having a weaker scalp is much more brittle and needs special care for your care.
Oily Hair:
This is perhaps the type of hair that no man would want to have, but it is more frequent than usual. Its sebum production is superior to what the hair needs, and that is why it looks more dirty, shiny, and oily.
It is vital to wash it frequently with suitable products always to carry a good image.
Mixed Hair:
As the name implies is a hair that neither was nor fa, can be a mixture between normal and dry hair, or normal and oily hair. That is why it is crucial to identify it to know which products are suitable.
