3B curls are a type of curl pattern that are typically defined as having an S-shaped pattern. 3B curls have an average circumference, and they tend to be somewhat well-defined with a visible curl pattern. 3B curls are usually shiny and full of volume and they hold their shape well. When styling 3B curls, it is important to use curl-defining products to bring out the best of your curls and make them look their best.

Are my curls 3B or 3C?

It can be difficult to determine if your curls are 3B or 3C. To help you decide, it’s best to use a curl type chart to compare your hair to the images provided. Generally, 3B curls are more voluminous and have a circumference of approximately a Sharpie marker, while 3C curls are more tightly coiled and have a circumference of a pencil. Additionally, 3B curls usually have a defined S-shaped pattern, while 3C curls usually form a tight, corkscrew shape.

What does 3B hair type look like?

Type 3B hair usually has a lot of body and volume, and is usually characterized by tight ringlets and waves. It is usually thicker than type 3A hair, and the curls are more defined and springy. The texture of type 3B hair is usually somewhere between wavy and curly, and it can range from fine to coarse. Type 3B hair is usually prone to frizz, so it’s important to use products that add moisture and reduce frizz.