The Texture Key also provides salon and at-home product recommendations for every texture type. Instagram via Clients Home With Products That Work For Their Texture
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The Texture Key benefits both consumers and stylists, no other professional system is this comprehensive, adds Tippi.
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Instagram via Texture Key gives a visual structure of curls but also emphasizes how the hair grows,” explains MIZANI Artist Al Alexander “This gives stylists a better understanding of the characteristics a certain texture may have and how to provide a specific service.” While MIZANI’s Texture Key is set on a scale from 1 to 8, your curly clients may be more familiar with the consumer system, which classifies texture from 2 through 4 with the subcategories of A, B and C. “It also explains common concerns and characteristics for each texture type,” shares MIZANI Artist and BTC Team Member Jamal Edmonds Those texture characteristics include: Set on a scale from one to eight, it places each type of texture into one of three categories: Wavy (1, 2 and 3), Curly (4 and 5) and Coiled (6, 7 and 8). To help stylists properly identify texture, the Texture Experts at MIZANI created a Texture Key. With a thorough consultation and understanding of texture, the stylist can give an accurate assessment of the hair and provide a unique service that is catered just for the client,” explains MIZANI Artist Tatiana Ramos via Key: How To Identify Curl Patterns “I find that many, if not all, clients have multiple textures.
The consultation is the perfect time to evaluate your client’s hair and find out if they grow multiple textures. “Each texture grows out of the scalp differently and has different characteristics,” explains MIZANI Global Artistic Director Tippi Shorter “Categorizing the textures helps the team at MIZANI teach and stylists understand better.” Want to expand your service menu to include more curly clients, but need help understanding texture? We reached out to the Texture Experts at MIZANI to help get you started with understanding texture, the tools to use for servicing texture clients and how to choose the right product based on texture type. Use This Guide For Identifying Texture Types