An illustrated field guide
Your hair,
mapped.
Hair is wonderfully specific. Browse a clear, visual language for the patterns, textures, and families that make it yours.
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The four families
Family 1
Type 1
Straight
Patterns that fall mostly linear, from almost no visible bend to a slight bend through the lengths.
Family 2
Type 2
Wavy
Patterns shaped by visible S-waves, from soft open movement to pronounced bends near the roots.
Family 3
Type 3
Curly
Patterns that form repeated rounded loops or spirals, with curl definition that varies by subtype.
Family 4
Type 4
Coily
Compact patterns of coils, curves, or angles whose scale and visibility shift across subtypes.
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Hairstyle guides
Find the words for a cut, finishing technique, or temporary style before your consultation.
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Finishing technique
Taper fade
A gradual blend that changes the edge and perimeter while the top keeps its chosen shape.
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Cut
Buzz cut
A clipper-led short cut whose evenness, top length, and edge finish can be adjusted to the wearer.
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Styling technique
Two-strand twists
Two sections wrapped around each other, worn as a temporary set or as individual hanging twists.