In general, coiled hair has what texture?

• A. Coarse texture
• B. Fine texture
• C. Medium texture
• D. Wavy texture

Answer: (B)

Texture refers to the diameter of each hair strand—fine, medium, or coarse. Coiled hair describes the curl pattern, not the strand thickness, but the strands themselves are often finer. So, in general, coiled hair is associated with a fine texture. This means the hairs are thinner and can be more delicate, making gentle care important to prevent breakage. Coarse texture would indicate thicker strands, which is less typical for coiled hair, and medium texture is possible but not the common expectation. Wavy texture describes curl pattern, not the actual strand diameter, so it doesn’t define texture in this context.