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STRUCTURE
H A I R D R E S S I N G
LAYERS OF SCALP AND SKULL
LAYERS OF THE SCALP
Normal hair Oily hair to Dry hair Combination hair Fine hair
greasy hair
Normal hair
• Shiny
• Not greasy nor dry
• Has not been permed or
colored
• Easy to manage and
looks good most of the
time.
Oily Hair to Greasy Hair
• Extremely greasy
at the roots but dry
• Sometimes split at
the ends
Fine Hair
• Looks flat because of its
small size and volume
• Prone to damage
• Appears limp, and tends
to be sensitive
• Hereditary
1A Hair Type
• Very straight and fine.
• No hint of wave or curl.
• Difficult for this type to
hold a curl.
1B Hair Type
• Thicker with
medium texture
• More volume
• Hold curls.
1C Hair Type
• More defined.
• It is typically thick and
prone to dryness and
frizz.
3A Hair Type
• Densely packed.
• Has curls so tight that
it may not look even
curly at all.
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