What is Type 4b natural hair?

Type 4B: Instead of coiling or curling, you have hair that bends in sharp angles. They look quite a bit like the letter Z. The curl is tighter and far less defined, having the circumference of an ink pen. The strands range from wiry and coarse to fine and thin.

Is 4b hair softer than 4C?

Unlike 4a or 4c, 4b has tight “Z” shaped strands with little definition in curl shape. Often, 4b hair is fluffy and can be soft or coarse depending on hair texture. Because of the sharp angles of the zigzag strands, 4b hair is prone to dryness as oil from the scalp has trouble traveling to the tips of the hair.

What does 4a 4b 4C hair mean?

4a hair has a defined curl pattern almost like a “s” shape. 4c hair looks similar to 4b hair type only it is more tightly coiled. In its raw state (no products added and freshly washed) it does not have a defined curl pattern. Coils have to be defined by either twisting, braiding, or shingling through the strands.

How does 4b natural hair look like?

Type 4B hair does not have a clearly defined curl pattern, and it’s soft and fluffy. Its tight coils form a “Z” shape, and it resembles a zigzag shape with sharp angles, which makes this hair type extremely prone to dryness.

What are the dimensions of the LSV 1000 / 2000?

The LSV 1000/2000 measure reliably on almost any solid surface, whether controlling processes utilizing carbon steel, shiny aluminium or oily sheets, or producing round wire and cable, or manufacturing paper, cardboard or tissue. PERI.007.0014.EN MARCH.18

What are the regulations for a LSV 1000?

All units, which are equipped with lasers, were designed to meet the regulations CDRH (USA), BS 4803, EN 60825-1:2008, DIN/VDE 0837 and SEV TP 76/1A-D. They hold the warning and explanatory labels prescribed by EN 60825-1:2008.

What kind of camshaft does a 4.8 LS use?

Check out the gains made by the Comp XFI RPM XR265HR camshaft over the stock LR4 camshaft starting at 4,500 rpm. That’s a significant amount of top-end power gained, and would probably lead to quite a bit of ET in the quarter-mile.

Can a 6.2 liter engine use an LS head?

Also, because of the comparatively small bores of LS1 and LS6 engines (3.89 inches), when compared with the later 6.0-liter and larger engines, they can only use LS1, LS6, and LS2 heads. Using the heads of 6.2-liter and larger engines causes valve-to-block interference.