Dry-cut curly and frizzy hair is excellent for those who love the natural curly hair and hardly ever brush.

Should curly hair be cut dry or wet. On curly wavy or coily hair a dry cut usually involves cutting the hair curl by curl to make each individual S-wave spiral or coil look its best. If the hair is cut wet then the hair may become uneven when it dries and tighter curls spring closer to their roots. If you have curly or wavy hair a dry cut.

While your hair is wet the strands bunch up together thus making it easier to cut. Easier to cut Wet hair is easier to cut in comparison to dry hair. The dry cut is unique as it will be done according to the textures.

Cutting dry allows the hair to be in its true form thus allowing the cutter to judge the shape better. This can only be accurately judged when the hair is cut dry. Fine hair is the only hair type that she absolutely says should be cut dry.

If you have thin or fine hair thats on the straighter end of the spectrum a wet haircut is likely idealjust keep in mind that when your hair dries the cut will end up a little shorter than when wet. Shrinkage is what you call the difference between the length of your hair when its wet and pulled straight compared to when its dry. When cut tighter curls spring up more than looser curls.

My clients are often amazed when I cut their curly hair dry for the first time. In the dry cut the hairdresser needs to give a new and natural style to the hair and take advantage of the volume the fall and also observe the hair shrinkage factor. On the other hand if you have coarse textured hair thats on the curly end of the spectrum ask your stylist to give you a dry haircut.

Because hair is so stretchy when wet it looks much longer and this is especially true for people with very curly hair says Labrecque. However a dry cut might not be the right. Cutting the hair when its already dry allows the stylist.