Woolly hair, a term derived from the word "wool," refers to tightly coiled, voluminous hair that frequently resembles the texture of sheep's fleece. An example of woolly hair can be found in the distinctive hairstyles of individuals of African descent.
Woolly hair holds cultural significance and has been a subject of historical and scientific exploration. Its unique texture offers advantages such as insulation against extreme temperatures and protection from UV rays. Historically, straightening or chemically altering woolly hair has been common in various cultures, shaping social norms and perceptions of beauty.




