Textured Hair Services
Brittney Fisher
Our textured hair specialist is ready to help you manage your curls, care for your fabulous hair and connect you to your inner confidence through a self care date. Her complete menu is available below but there a few quick links for booking to keep things simple. After you book Brittney will be in touch within 24 hours to complete a virtual consultation to answer any questions you may have.
Braiding
Detox Treatment
Natural
Silk Press
Extensions
The Littles
Texture Patterns
Let’s talk texture, there are many types and knowing your texture type is imperative to caring for your hair. Building strength and integral structure of every guests hair and scalp is our number one priority here at BellaCapelli.
Type 1: Straight hair
1A: Very straight and fine hair
1B: Straight and medium-textured hair
1C: Straight and coarse hair
Type 2: Wavy hair
2A: Soft, loose waves
2B: Medium-textured waves with a defined S-shape
2C: Thick, more defined S-shaped waves that can frizz easily
Type 3: Curly hair
3A: Large, loose, well-defined curls
3B: Tighter, springy ringlets
3C: Coily curls with a tighter, corkscrew pattern
Type 4: Coily hair
4A: Tightly coiled curls with an S-pattern
4B: Z-shaped curls that create a more zig-zag pattern
4C: Tightly coiled hair that is very densely packed, with little to no defined curl pattern
Understanding your curl pattern can help you choose the right hair care products and styling techniques to keep your hair healthy and looking its best. It's important to note that many people have multiple curl patterns on their head, so it's possible to have a combination of different types and subcategories.
Caring for your texture
Caring for textured hair requires specific attention and techniques due to its unique characteristics. Here are some tips to help you care for your textured hair:
Moisturize regularly: Textured hair is naturally dry and prone to breakage, so it's essential to keep it moisturized. Use a leave-in conditioner or hair oil to add moisture to your hair and prevent dryness.
Co-wash instead of shampooing: Co-washing, or washing your hair with conditioner instead of shampoo, can help to retain moisture in your hair and prevent dryness. Use a sulfate-free conditioner to co-wash your hair.
Use a wide-tooth comb: Textured hair is delicate and prone to breakage, so it's important to use a wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair instead of a brush.
Protect your hair while sleeping: Use a satin or silk bonnet or pillowcase to protect your hair from breakage and dryness while you sleep.
Avoid using heat: Heat styling tools like flat irons and curling irons can damage your hair and cause breakage. Try to limit your use of heat or use heat protectant products if you must use them.
Deep condition regularly: Deep conditioning treatments help to restore moisture to your hair and prevent breakage. Use a deep conditioner once a week or as needed.
Seal in moisture: After applying a leave-in conditioner or hair oil, use a natural oil like olive or coconut oil to seal in moisture and prevent dryness.
Protect your hair from the sun: The sun can dry out and damage your hair, so wear a hat or scarf to protect your hair when you're outside.
By following these tips, you can keep your textured hair healthy, moisturized, and beautiful. It's important to experiment and find the routine that works best for you and your hair type.
