Q1: Do I really need a professional stylist who specializes in cutting curly hair?

A: Absolutely! Cutting curly hair isn't like working with straight or wavy textures – it demands a specific skill set that not all stylists possess. Curly hair tends to shrink when dry compared to its length while wet (due to drying contraction), making it essential that an expert hairstylist understands where exactly each curl will spring up when they make…

Q2: Can I get any hairstyle suited for my type 3 or type 4 curl pattern?

A: Yes! Depending upon your likeness and preference- but there also do exist limitations such as face shape, thickness etc., Any well-skilled hairstylist worth their salt must learn first-hand taking into account client’s attributes before advising styles- Your stylist must suggest hairstyles suited uniquely considering these variables!

Q3: What's the lowdown on dry and wet cuts?

A: Dry cutting may suit individuals aiming to reduce volume when curls are detangled, primed with product & spaced apart in natural form. Typically works well for type 2 b-c & some varieties of type 3 curls.