This thread has too many options to make a poll, so I put the questions below with all the references.
I would like to know what it's the average type of hair where do you live. I also included "color" like a characteristic of type of hair (It makes reference to the natural color). This thread also contemplates characteristic like the ethnicity of the people (There is no intention to offense in this).
1- Where do you live?
(If it's a big country like USA OR Canada, please, specify your city. Also, if you live in a country with a big diversity of ethnic group)
2- What is your type of hair?
(References below)
3- Did you always have this type of hair? What was your type of hair before?
4- What is the average type of hair in your country/city?
(You can specify two or three if there's more than one ethnic group predominant. References below)
5- What is the average type of hair in your family?
(References below)
References:
(Original thread HERE)
FIRST CLASSIFIER - Your curliness (or lack thereof)
1a - stick straight
1b - straight but with a slight body wave, just enough to add some volume, doesn't look wavy
1c - straight with body wave and one or two visible S-waves (e.g. nape of neck or temples)
2a - loose, stretched out S-waves throughout the hair
2b - shorter, more distinct S-waves (similar to waves from braiding damp hair)
2c - distinct S-waves and the odd spiral curl forming here and there
3a - big, loose spiral curls
3b - bouncy ringlets
3c - tight corkscrews
4a - tightly coiled S-curls
4b - tightly coiled hair bending in sharp angles (Z-pattern)
SECOND CLASSIFIER - What (most of) your individual strands look like
F - Fine
Thin strands that sometimes are almost translucent when held up to the light. Shed strands can be hard to see even against a contrasting background. Similar to hair found on many people of Scandinavian descent.
You can also try rolling a strand between your thumb and index finger. Fine hair is difficult to feel or it feels like an ultra-fine strand of silk
M - Medium
Strands are neither fine nor coarse. Similar to hair found on many Caucasians.
You can also try rolling a strand between your thumb and index finger. Medium hair feels like a cotton thread. You can feel it, but it isn't stiff or rough. It is neither fine or coarse.
C - Coarse
Thick strands that where shed strands usually are easily identified against most backgrounds. Similar to hair found on many people of Asian or native American descent.
You can also try rolling a strand between your thumb and index finger. Coarse hair feels hard and wiry. As you roll it back and forth, you may actually hear it.
THIRD CLASSIFIER - Your overall volume of hair
Put your hair in a ponytail with as much hair as possible in it. Don't bother with the way it looks - the goal is to have most/all of your hair in there. If it means it sits smack dab on top of your head, put it there.
Measure the circumference of the ponytail. If you have bangs and/or you can't get all of your hair in there adjust according to how much of your hair you have measured.
i - thin (less than 2 inches/5 centimeters)
ii - normal (between 2-4 inches or 5-10 centimeters)
iii - thick (more than 4 inches/10 centimeters)
FOURTH CLASSIFIER - Natural color
Blonde
Redhead
Brunette
NOTE: As you know, if the type is not exact or you're not sure, you can make an approximation with two types. With the color, I know there's too many variant and names you can give to them, but I choose the three most common. So, for example, If you are a Blondette, you can put Blonde/Brunette as you color type. And also... I don't expect that you know the exact type of hair of everyone, you can make an approximation.
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