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Wash your hair with a mild shampoo, let it air dry completely without touching, and check the natural shape — Type 2 forms S-waves, Type 3 forms spirals, and Type 4 forms tight zigzag coils. Avoid scrunching your hair during the process.
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Yes, hormonal changes, hair damage from heat styling, or chemical treatments like rebonding can permanently alter your curl pattern, making it looser or more irregular.
Absolutely — Type 2 curls need lightweight hydration to avoid weighing them down, while Type 4 coils require rich creams and butters to seal moisture and reduce breakage.
Check if you have product buildup or if your hair needs a protein treatment. Your curl type may also need a clarifying wash followed by a routine tailored to your porosity, not just your pattern.
Switch your moisturizer from a cream-based formula to a gel or water-based one to prevent clogged pores and control oil production.
No, you should reduce the frequency of physical exfoliation and switch to a milder chemical exfoliant like lactic acid to avoid stripping your skin in the heat.
Your sunscreen should be at least SPF 30, broad-spectrum, and water-resistant. If it feels too heavy or leaves a white cast, it's probably not suitable for summer humidity.
This indicates you need a lighter, non-comedogenic moisturizer. Try one with hyaluronic acid for hydration without the sticky residue.
Gentle massage for 30 to 60 seconds is ideal; anything longer can over-dry the skin or disturb the acid mantle, especially if you have sensitive skin or recent acne breakouts.
Use lukewarm water because hot water strips natural oils leading to tightness, while cold water may not effectively remove oil-based makeup or sunscreen residue.
Yes, but choose a sulfate-free, hydrating formula and avoid scrubbing too hard, as over-cleansing can worsen dryness and cause irritation around the cheeks and nose area.
Face wash only cleans the surface; for deeper concerns like clogged pores or acne, you may need additional steps like a proper moisturiser and consistent routine, and sometimes professional treatments for stubborn issues.