Your Texture Is Beautiful
For decades, the beauty industry told everyone that straight, smooth hair was the goal. That era is over. The biggest shift in hair culture is the movement toward embracing and enhancing your natural texture — whatever it is. At Fluff in Denver, we believe your natural hair is your best starting point.
Understanding Your Texture
Hair texture exists on a spectrum from straight (Type 1) through wavy (Type 2), curly (Type 3), and coily (Type 4). Within each type are subtypes based on the size and shape of the curl pattern. Knowing your type helps you choose the right products and techniques, but do not get too hung up on classification — your hair is unique and may not fit neatly into one category.
Working With Waves
Wavy hair often gets straightened into submission because it can look inconsistent or frizzy when left to air dry. The solution is not straightening — it is the right product and technique. A lightweight mousse applied to soaking wet hair, scrunched in, and diffused on low heat creates defined, consistent waves. A sea salt spray enhances natural wave pattern for a beachier look.
Working With Curls
Curly hair needs moisture above all else — especially in Denver’s dry climate. A leave-in conditioner and curl cream applied to wet hair defines the curl pattern and controls frizz. Avoid touching your curls while they dry — this disrupts the curl formation and creates frizz. Once dry, scrunch out any crunch from styling products for soft, defined curls.
Colour and Natural Texture
Colour on textured hair creates a stunning three-dimensional effect that straight hair cannot replicate. Each curl catches light differently, making highlights and balayage look incredibly dynamic. We adjust our colour techniques for textured hair to protect the curl pattern while maximising dimensional impact.
Start Embracing Your Texture
The transition from heat-dependent styling to embracing your texture takes time. Your colourist can help you develop a routine that works. Book a consultation at Fluff Denver.