What alteration does chemical texturizing primarily achieve?

Chemical texturizing primarily focuses on rearranging the internal structure of the hair shaft. This process involves using various chemical solutions that break and reform the disulfide bonds in the hair, allowing stylists to alter the texture, whether that means creating curls, waves, or straightening hair.

By modifying the hair's structure rather than its length, color, or thickness, chemical texturizing enables diverse styling options tailored to individual client needs. This type of treatment is distinct from processes like cutting hair for length or coloring which directly affects pigmentation, while increasing thickness is more associated with different types of treatments or products focused on volume rather than structural alteration.