Definitions
- Describing hair that is tightly curled or coiled. - Referring to hair that is very curly and has a lot of volume. - Talking about hair that is naturally curly and prone to frizzing.
- Describing hair that has gentle curves or undulations. - Referring to hair that is not straight but not tightly curled either. - Talking about hair that has a natural wave pattern or has been styled to have waves.
List of Similarities
- 1Both describe hair that is not straight.
- 2Both can be natural or styled.
- 3Both can have volume and texture.
- 4Both can be difficult to manage without proper care.
- 5Both can be attractive and desirable.
What is the difference?
- 1Texture: Frizzly hair is tightly coiled and has more texture than wavy hair, which has gentler curves.
- 2Volume: Frizzly hair tends to have more volume than wavy hair.
- 3Maintenance: Frizzly hair requires more maintenance and care to prevent frizz and maintain its shape, while wavy hair is generally easier to manage.
- 4Styling: Wavy hair can be easily styled with a curling iron or other tools to enhance the waves, while frizzly hair may require more effort to style.
- 5Connotation: Frizzly hair can be associated with a more dramatic or bold look, while wavy hair is often seen as more romantic or feminine.
Remember this!
Frizzly and wavy are both terms used to describe hair that is not straight. However, frizzly hair is tightly coiled and has more texture and volume than wavy hair, which has gentler curves. While wavy hair is generally easier to manage, frizzly hair requires more maintenance and care to prevent frizz and maintain its shape. Wavy hair can be easily styled with a curling iron or other tools, while frizzly hair may require more effort to style.
