Low, medium, and high are different degrees of porosity. Due to damaging habits such as mechanical manipulation and color treatment, many naturals deal with high porosity hair.
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Here’s why porosity matters👇🏽
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👉🏽#LowPorosityHair– this type of hair is characterised by tight hair cuticles which are and very resistant to opening for water and other forms of moisture. Women with low porosity often complain of products merely "sitting on their hair."
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👉🏽#Medium (Normal) Porosity – the hair cuticles are raised enough to readily absorb moisture, oils, and chemicals. Normal porosity hair tends to hold moisture, shine, and absorb color and chemicals better than low or high porosity strands.
____ 👉🏽 #High Porosity – the hair cuticle that is highly raised or even chipped and therefore quickly absorbs moisture. The downside of this however is that because it’s raised and remains raised, you can lose the moisture just as quickly as it was absorbed. Oftentimes this hair type is damaged from harsh chemicals, dye or bleach, high heat, or harsh shampoos that strip the hair. Because the cuticles are aggressively raised, the strands catch onto each other and become easily tangled.
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