What does textured mean in haircut?

Textured hair essentially means adding separation and definition in the hair to create different lengths or layers within it. To put that simply, you’ll see it as something that looks a lot messier and less structured in comparison with straight natural hair, or hair without any texture added through.

What is the difference between layered and textured hair?

Layers refer to exterior layers in your hair. This means layers that you can actually see. Thinning and texturizing refer to interior layers that you can’t physically see in the hair. You can see the long layers in this cut because the bottom of the hair is not highlighted.

How do you ask for textured hair?

Just simply saying, ‘I like a lot of texture’ leaves things open for interpretation. It also helps if you can show examples of things that are not appealing to your eye. If you’re not sure, ask the hairdresser to provide examples of what they would suggest based on your hair texture.”

Is texturizing hair the same as thinning?

The summary of the differences between thinning and texturizing shears are: Thinning scissors remove excess weight from hair and use smaller teeth. Texture shears have wider teeth and are designed to create texture in the hair. Thinning shears are ideal for thinning out hair and giving it a sleek look.

Does texturizing your hair damage it?

“Texturizers are less potent than traditional relaxers, so in theory, they are less damaging to the hair. Most texturizer products include a few key ingredients to help condition and restore the hair. However, it is important to remember that a chemical treatment, no matter how ‘lite’ is still a chemical treatment.

Can I tell barber to texture my hair?

For more manageable hair, ask the barber to add some texture to the top. Texturing will thin out the bulk of your hair and is great for anyone with thicker hair. You can either ask for a tapered (natural) neckline or a squared (block)neckline in the back.

Can hair be over texturized?

Over-Texturizing and Over-Graduating – Adding delicate graduation to a bob can ultimately give hair lots of body. However, if graduation is applied too high, the haircut can appear too thin. To best avoid this error, we recommend using a wide-tooth comb and hair texturizing shears to implement a pointcut.

What is the purpose of texturizing hair?

The purpose of a texturizer is to loosen the curls to some extent and not straighten them. Texturizers release the tight curls into waves and make it easier to comb your hair. A relaxer will straighten your hair completely. Relaxers contain sodium hydroxide that alters the pH of your hair, making it straight and sleek.