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Keyword detail

Hair crimping

Hair crimping is a hairstyling technique that creates small, tight waves or crimps in the hair using a crimping iron. This method was particularly popular in the 1980s and is used to add volume and texture to the hair,

Steady Competitive
74KMonthly searches
-35%90-day growth
+60%12-month growth
InstagramMain platform

History

201520202025

Covers 181 months, 2011-09 to 2026-09 · Peaked in 2026-05; now at 76% of peak

Last 24 months

What to build with it

Monthly searches: 74,000 · 90-day growth: -35% · 12-month growth: +60%

The history spans 181 months; current interest is 76% of the historical peak.

Build a focused store for "Hair crimping" that sells only this category, with comparison pages to catch long-tail search — not a general store.

Search peaks in December, so stock up and launch about 2 months ahead.

Metric

MetricValue
Estimated monthly searches74,000
90-day growth-35%
12-month growth+60%
Listed for41 months
CarrierPhysical product
FormContent site / database
Opportunity typeFlat
StageSteady
WindowCompetitive
Seasonality43%
Volatility20%

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Channel mix

Instagram1K
Facebook837
YouTube810
TikTok299
Pinterest145
Reddit9

Social mentions by channel. The leading one is usually the cheapest place to start.

Score breakdown

Growth8930%
Scale10030%
Stability9218%
Freshness212%
Coverage8510%

Opportunity score:55.7 / 100

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Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly search volume for Hair crimping

About 74,000 searches per month (estimate); -35% over the last 90 days.

Is Hair crimping better for a website or a product

It mainly comes down to the carrier and the form. Physical product: supply chain, seasonality and logistics matter most.

Search interest comes from Google Trends. Monthly volume is an estimate converted with standard keyword-tool methodology, while growth and scores are computed by us from the historical curve. About the data