At Osā Ayurveda, we believe that beauty is not one-size-fits-all. There’s beauty in diversity, and our mission is to celebrate the unique qualities of every hair type — because to us, beauty IS diversity.
Our hair oil is designed to nourish and enhance the natural beauty of all hair types, embracing the diversity of textures, lengths, and colours. Experience the transformative power of our oil and celebrate your unique beauty.
Here’s a breakdown of hair types 1a to 4c:
Which one are you?
1a: Straight Hair
– This hair type is characterised by straight strands that often lack volume.
– It’s typically very fine and tends to be smooth and shiny.
– Straight hair can be difficult to hold curls or styles without the use of styling products.
1b: Straight to Wavy Hair
– Hair that falls somewhere between straight and wavy.
– It has a slight wave or bend to it, especially towards the ends.
– This hair type may have more volume compared to 1a.
1c: Straight to Curly Hair
– Hair that transitions from straight to curly, often with a defined curl pattern.
– It may have some natural body and bounce, especially at the roots.
– Styling products can help enhance and define the curls.
2a: Wavy Hair
– This hair type features loose, beachy waves that are not as defined as curly hair.
– Waves typically start at the mid-lengths of the hair.
– Wavy hair can be prone to frizz, especially in humid conditions.
2b: Wavy to Curly Hair
– Hair that falls somewhere between wavy and curly, with more defined curls compared to 2a.
– The curls may be tighter and more spiral-shaped.
– This hair type may require more moisture to maintain its curl pattern.
2c: Curly Hair
– Hair that has a well-defined curl pattern with distinct curls or spirals.
– Curls are tighter and may range from medium to small in size.
– Curly hair tends to be more prone to dryness and frizz, requiring regular hydration and moisture.
3a: Loose Curls
– Hair with larger, looser curls that have a more defined S-shaped pattern.
– Curls are typically springy and voluminous.
– This hair type may experience frizz and requires hydration to maintain its shape.
3b: Tight Curls
– Hair with tighter curls that form ringlets or coils.
– Curls are smaller and more densely packed compared to 3a.
– This hair type may shrink in length when dry and requires extra moisture to prevent dryness and breakage.
3c: Corkscrew Curls
– Hair with tight, corkscrew-shaped curls that are densely packed and may appear kinky.
– Curls are small and tightly coiled, resembling the shape of a corkscrew.
– This hair type requires regular moisture and may be prone to shrinkage.
4a: Kinky Curls
– Hair with tightly coiled curls that have a zigzag pattern.
– Curls are small and densely packed, forming tight coils.
– This hair type may appear fragile and requires gentle handling to prevent breakage.
4b: Z-shaped Curls
– Hair with tight coils that form a distinct Z-shaped pattern.
– Curls are tightly coiled and may shrink significantly in length when dry.
– This hair type requires regular moisturization to maintain elasticity and prevent breakage.
4c: Coily Hair
– Hair with tightly coiled curls that form dense, compact coils.
– Coils are small and tightly packed, often resembling a zigzag pattern.
– This hair type is prone to shrinkage and requires thorough moisture to maintain elasticity and prevent breakage.
