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Is curly hair rare?
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Yes, only 11% of the population have curly hair.
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Consult a Dermatologist
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Curly Hair Prevalence
Curly hair is not rare and is quite common worldwide. -
Genetic Influence
Hair texture, including curly hair, is largely determined by genetics. -
Variation Among Individuals
It varies widely among different ethnic groups and individuals. -
Normal Variation
Many people naturally have curly hair, and it is considered a normal variation of hair type.
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