I think that yes overall, from looking at pictures it can be easy to quickly type the hair. But curly and afro hair is so complex. I explained a few weeks ago, I did a genetic test on my mother a two years ago and they expanded the feature to explore other issues such as hair type and it showed that my mother had four types of hair textures on her hair with slightly wavy, wavy and straight strands being the predominate hair strands on her head. I think when black people say they have straight strands people get very upset saying no it can't be. But even within the straight haired community there are fine strands, coarse strands etc. My mother's straight strands are not fine or feathery like white peoples hair they are like wires.
I think it is much more important to know whether your hair is fine or thick/coarse and what is the predominate curl pattern of your hair. And if Komaza can one day tell customers their percentages of hair textures that would help a lot more because then one would know what really can work for your hair or not.
I know that sounds way more complex than what you want to know. But okay, your hair looks like it has 3s and 2s based on the often used but misleading hair chart. I suspect you have very little tight curls and majority slightly wavy and wavy hair strands and a tiny percentage of fine straight strands in there.
Best,
Almond Eyes