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The 14 pages that link to Hair texture, each with the reason it gives.

• HairRelated: Fiber shape and structure produce differences such as straight, wavy, and curly hair.

• Hair careRelated: Texture affects tangling, moisture retention, and suitable styling methods.

• HaircutRelated: Texture affects how a cut looks when dry and how much shaping it needs.

• BarberRelated: Texture affects how a barber chooses cutting and styling techniques.

• Hair stylingRelated: Texture influences styling choices but describes hair's characteristics rather than its arrangement.

• Bob cutRelated: Texture changes how a bob’s outline falls and how much shaping it needs.

• Facial hairRelated: Texture affects how facial hair lies, appears, and can be groomed.

• Crew cutRelated: Texture changes how the short top stands, lies, or appears to blend.

• HairdresserRelated: Texture affects cut shape, styling choices, and how products work on different heads of hair.

• AfroRelated: Tightly curled growth creates the volume and outline associated with an Afro.

• HairstyleRelated: Texture affects how a style falls, holds shape, and responds to styling.

• Long hairRelated: Texture changes how apparent length, tangling, and care needs develop.

• Human hair colorCompared with: Texture is a separate hair trait, even though it can affect how color appears visually.

• Uncombable hair syndromeNarrower topic: Uncombable hair syndrome changes texture in a distinctive way without simply causing ordinary curliness.