DDTexlaxed
TRANSITION OVER! 11-22-14
My nape is the opposite. It is the tightest of the textures on my head. My wash n gos would be so much easier if the nape was the same texture all over.:rolleyes
My front is my loosest section to (like 2c/3a) the back is mostly 3c/4a with some 3b scattered randomly.....you could literally part my hair in half and it would look like 2 totally different heads. I don't really like either section and wish it were all one or the other. The back requires heavier products that way the front section down if the two sides come in contact
Same here! See the hair hanging down in the front of my siggy...it's loose almost like a wave. Well the nape.....I'll just have to take a pic of that. I have to treat it totally different than the rest of my hair. It never seems to stay moisturized and it's always frizzy and brittle. I sometimes twist it at night to help keep the moisture in and it helps.
I've got the same pattern and issues as you two. I wish all of my hair were like the front because the front is easier to detangle and the ends never split, frizz, or dry up like in the back.This is definitely the case with mine...it's actually the reason why I have to trim consistently or else breakage and splitting will get out of CONTROL. I actually have to scrunch my front and crown sections so that it at least matches. It it even feels weird- I run my hands through my curls or straight hair and it will feel smooth, but that section will feel like wiry straw
I don't know how to respond to the poll
The hair at my nape is a different texture, but not a different curl pattern. It stays moisturized easier and is more responsive to shingling and other curl defining methods. It's not any more wide of a curl/coil than any other place in my head. It's mostly normal strand density while the rest of my hair is mostly coarse hair. I found out for sure after my BC. Before that I thought it was 3C!
Just wondering if the different curl pattern is associated with where you tend to sweat most on your head or where on your head it takes the longest to lose moisture (water) or dry out?
Just a hypothesis since no one has an answer.
I have a ramdom patch of really silky lose hair at the nape. Most of the rest is 4a/4b