Texture

Hair texture is measured by the degree of fineness or coarseness of your hair, which varies according to the diameter of each individual hair. 

 Within the four texture ranges hair can also be thin, medium or thick density and it can be straight, curly, wavy or kinky.  Hair condition will also alter the ultimate equation and can be healthy, normal, oily, dry, damaged or a combination.

There are four main types of hair texture

Fine, Medium, Coarse and Wiry.

Fine hair:

Fine hair is very very thin / small in depth, and fittingly to be weightless and flyaway. Frequently, it's quite straight and won't hold a curl effortlessly.

Medium hair:

If your hair is not flyaway or fine, thick and coarse, it is medium.

Coarse hair:

Coarse hair has a thick diameter and frequently, may have rough

(raised) feeling cuticle and has  a tendency to not show a full test

curl with a perm.

Hair texture varies from individual to individual, and can be different in separate areas of the same head. You may have coarse hair on the top of the head and fine hair at the nape of the neck.