“Understanding Hair Density”

Hey Greaux Girl,

This week, we’re diving into one of the most misunderstood parts of hair care: density — not to be confused with thickness or texture.

🔬 HAIR EDUCATION: What Density Really Means

Hair density refers to how many strands grow per square inch of your scalp.

It’s WHY some people’s hair looks naturally full and others look sleek or airy — even with the same curl pattern.

Here’s the breakdown:

Low-Density Hair

• Smaller number of strands

• Looks more “scalp-visible”

• Gets weighed down easily

• Needs lightweight oils + light styling products

Medium-Density Hair

     • Most flexible

     • Can use light or moderate products

     • Can hold styles well

High-Density Hair

     • Lots of strands packed closely

     • Looks full, voluminous, thick

     • Needs richer hydration + heavier creams to control dryness

Understanding your density helps you stop fighting your hair and start enhancing it.

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🌿 INGREDIENT SPOTLIGHT: Aloe Vera Extract

Aloe is perfect for all densities—especially low density—because it:

     • Hydrates without heaviness

     • Soothes the scalp

     • Helps create slip

     • Enhances shape and curl definition

It delivers moisture without weighing the hair down, which is exactly what low-density hair needs.

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⭐ REVIEW OF THE WEEK

“My hair finally looks fuller instead of puffy!”

— Janae

Hydration + the right product weight = the glow-up.

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💡 TIP OF THE WEEK

Avoid heavy butters (shea, mango, cocoa) if your density is low — they flatten your volume and increase build-up.

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🛒 THIS WEEK’S OFFER

Use code: DENSITY10 for 10% off your oil order.

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