Men generally have pretty simple hairstyles, even if some of them seem like they’d take a lot of time and effort to create. However, some guys try to pull off hairstyles that are virtually impossible because they don’t have the right hair type. Knowing what hair type you have will help you narrow down your options as far as the different hairstyles you can choose. There are four basic hair types for men, which we describe in detail below.
Straight Hair
Guys with straight hair have the advantage of being able to style and shape their hair more than other hair types. With the right hair products for Remy hair, you can create a nice faux hawk, spiked ‘do or even just a simple messy style. Straight hair won’t have any curls or bends to it, unless it gets really long, so you can generally do more with your hair as a result.
Coiled Hair
This is different from curly hair, since the term “curly” can refer to each of coiled, wavy and kinky hair. Coiled hair forms with short and tight coils that can begin as short as a couple inches in length. If you aren’t sure if your hair is coiled, you probably don’t. This hair type is one of the most recognizable since it’s generally worn at a longer length. The only bad thing is it can be difficult to style and work with, even with the best quality hair care products.
Wavy Hair
Many guys feel wavy hair is the ideal hair type. You can work with it more and can style it for many different occasions, whether you’re going to the beach or a job interview. Wavy hair requires a good sulfate free shampoo and conditioner to help maintain its style and body.
Afro-Textured Hair
Afro-textured hair is the most delicate, and requires a lot of maintenance. There are a couple different types of hairstyles you can rock with afro-textured hair, including afros, cornrows and high top fades. Volume is the main characteristic of this hair type, and sometimes you don’t even need a sulfate free shampoo and conditioner to get maximum volume.
At RemySoft, we enjoy helping guys pick out different hairstyles based on their hair types. For more information about different hair types and what styles may work for you, be sure to contact us.
