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Hair texture is the thickness of your hair strand. Your hair texture can be fine, medium or coarse(thick). People often confuse hair texture (or thickness of hair strand) with density of hair. Hair texture refers to the diameter of the actual hair strand, while density refers to how many strands are on your head.
Coarse hair or hair thatâs over-processed (frequently colored and/or damaged) often takes longer to color process, which means a strand test is an important step not to skip. A strand test on your coarse hair will let you know how much longer than average you should allow the color to process. Length of hair often affects the processing time, especially when applying an all-over color. Typically the ends of your long hair are more porous than the hair nearest to the scalp. This means the ends take less time to process because they absorb the color more quickly. However, depending on the texture and thickness of your hair, the roots and growth near the scalp may need a longer processing time as well.