What's Your Hair Type?
Answer 5 questions about your hair's behavior and texture. Discover whether you're Type 1 (straight), Type 2 (wavy), Type 3 (curly), or Type 4 (coily) β plus tailored care tips.
How to use your hair type result
Hair type describes how your strands naturally behave: straight, wavy, curly, or coily. The result helps you choose cuts that work with your natural pattern instead of fighting it.
Check natural behavior
Answer based on freshly washed, air-dried hair when possible. Heat styling and heavy product can hide your true pattern.
Connect texture to shape
Fine straight hair often needs structure and volume, while curly and coily hair usually benefits from shape, layering, and shrinkage-aware length planning.
Pair it with face shape
A better hairstyle decision combines hair type with face shape, density, maintenance level, and the look you want to preview.
For example, someone with Type 1 straight hair may need volume-building layers or a sharper bob to avoid a flat silhouette. Someone with Type 3 curls may need curl-by-curl shaping, face-framing layers, and enough length to account for shrinkage. Someone with Type 4 coils may care more about shape retention, protective styling, and how much daily manipulation the haircut requires. Use the result to ask better questions before choosing a cut, then compare the final idea with a face-shape guide or an AI preview.
Do not use hair type alone to choose a haircut. Density, scalp volume, frizz pattern, color history, and how often you style your hair can change the best answer. The quiz is most useful when it helps you rule out styles that require a daily routine you will not actually follow.