Why is my hair straight some days and curly other days?

Yes – hair can be naturally this straight and this curly on the same head! It’s very normal to have a mix of curl patterns on the same head of hair. It starts with your genetics. It can remain dormant until activated and then it changes the shape of the hair follicle which changes the hair that grows from it.

Is it normal for hair to go from straight to curly?

The Hair-Do Hormones: At times of great hormonal shifts, like puberty, pregnancy and menopause, many strange things can happen to the human body. Skin texture can change, the ability to put on or lose weight might not be the same and, sometimes, hormonal changes can literally curl (or straighten) your hair!

How do I stop my straight hair from curling?

You could simply just straighten the ends in the direction you want, alternatively you could blow dry your hair straight down the in the direction you want after washing your hair. Moreover, try adding some serum or gel perhaps to your hair to stop them curling at the end. Hope this helped and good luck!

Why does my hair curl when it gets long?

Long hair means more hair, and more hair means more weight. As your hair grows longer the weight starts to pull from the bottom up to your roots, resulting in your curl pattern being stretched and elongated.

Why does my hair lose its curl after one day?

Gravity. “Maybe the reason why curls fall or get looser is because of gravity,” she speculates. “The hair can also be heavy, as in high-density hair with thick strands. Fine, short hairs tend to curl tighter and experience no real gravity pull.”

Why does my hair curl outwards?

Another reason why hair turns outwards is because of how the hair is cut. If the layers are thick, your hair tends to curl out more easily. Alternatively, European head structures with less hair at the back can benefit from texturizing overlapping layers that allow the top layers to tuck in over the lower nape.

Why is my hair curlier when it’s shorter?

When you cut your hair, your curls become lighter and springier, which contributes to a curlier appearance – it’s basic curly-girl physics. As it grows in length, the weight of your hair starts to pull down and stretch out your curls, making them look looser.