Curly, wavy or straight — the right cut works with your natural texture instead of fighting it every morning. These women’s haircuts are chosen by hair type first, with cutting notes that matter, like why curls are often cut dry and why straight hair shows every blunt line.
Styles in this collection
- Haircuts for curly hair — bobs, long and layered options
- Wavy hair cuts that encourage natural movement
- Straight hair cuts with clean, sharp lines
- Cuts that reduce bulk in very thick hair
- Styles that add shape to fine, straight hair
Latest guides in this collection
Guides for this collection are on the way — meanwhile, explore the linked collections below.
Before you book
Book a stylist who regularly cuts your texture, and arrive with your hair in its natural state so they can see how it actually falls.
Frequently asked questions
Should curly hair be cut wet or dry?
Many curly specialists cut dry, because wet curls stretch and spring up shorter when they dry. If your stylist cuts wet, ask them to allow for shrinkage so the finished length is not a surprise.
What do I ask my stylist or barber for?
Ask for a cut designed for your hair type — for curls, that often means cutting dry, curl by curl; for straight hair, precise blunt lines with soft internal layering.
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