Which of the following types of hair tends to tangle easier than normal or natural hair?

Chemically treated hair tends to tangle more easily than normal or natural hair due to the structural changes that occur during the chemical processes. These treatments, such as coloring, perming, or relaxing, can alter the hair’s cuticle layer, making it rougher and more susceptible to friction. The cuticle is the outer protective layer of the hair shaft, and when it becomes damaged or compromised, the hair is less smooth and can easily catch on itself or other strands, leading to tangling.

In addition to structural damage, chemically treated hair often lacks moisture because these treatments can strip the hair of its natural oils. This dryness can further contribute to frizz and tangling. The combination of rough cuticles and lack of moisture makes it essential to use proper conditioning treatments and detangling methods to care for chemically treated hair.