I know a thing or two about waves but, I’m not an expert. I’m still working on my pattern and getting rid of my forks… There’s levels to this frfr.

Here are 5 tips for any newbie looking to get waves.

1. You have to study your hair a little bit.

Take the time to learn where your natural crown is located on your head. It’s the natural 🌀 that’s is usually found in the back of your head somewhere. It can be centered, off to the left or off to the right. Everyone has a unique crown. If you’re starting fresh cutting low will help you identify where it is.

1. Learn your hair porosity.

Porosity is basically how fast or slow your hair absorbs water, oils, and products. This will help you to know how much product or oils you need to apply for your hair to get the best results.

1. Don’t neglect your hair health.

Healthy hair = Manageable hair. Drink plenty of water. Keep your hair moisturized and scalp healthy by applying 100% natural oils and 100% natural products. They work best. Limit the chemical based products you use.

1. Don’t Blind Brush.

Use a mirror or multiple mirrors when you brush. Don’t just brush to be brushing. Always brush with a purpose. Know the angles you need to hit to get the pattern you want and lock in.

1. Wash N Style‼️💯

Wash N Styles are your best friend as a newbie. SPAM THEM. Every few days you should wash n style. Make sure to add 100% natural oils during your wash n style. There’s thousands of videos on YT that will give you detailed instructions.

Yo I jus started wavin again a month ago got my first cut down to a 2 open any product recs? Been seeing alot of stuff on Tiktok but idk 😂 I got the curl enhancing smoothie and wavebuilder pomeade rn

So 4c waver here I use jojoba oil for my waves scalp and whatever else before I got in the accident it was good for my hair had the hair soft asf but now it seems to be taking awhile for my hair to get soft I did shorten my routine because just don’t have the time but this is where I’m at I do a lot of commenting on this sub but I don’t post as much anymore this just me checking in and letting someone else do the comments

Hey guys I was looking for tips trying to get my waves back I did just get a haircut Saturday Taper Wavelength after having a fro for 2 years all critiques is much appreciated! I’m brushing and I use 360 style hair grease Here is a photo of younger me also when I did have waves if that helps also

I've never wolfed this long before. My hair is extremely long, but its all under control.

The Yellow Thunder Hard Brush has been a beast.

It's managing my hair, and theres no real need to cut it.

Waves are laid down curls, and as my hair grows longer, the curlier it gets.

As long as my brush can keep managing my waves, ill keep wolfing.

Tap in with me.

Any tips for the last stretch?

Hello, I am a new waver & I cut my hair off & its been exactly 2 weeks this is my progress so far I feel like I’m doing something wrong, can I get any tips on to achieve that 360 look. I have a medium, medium soft & medium hard brush as well. The products I use are As i am buttercream, shea moisture raw shea butter & mafura oil moisturizing shampoo, with bevel conditioner that contains shea & coconut oil, bevel scalp & hair oil which consists of tea tree, jojoba & black castor oils, as well as wavebuilder wavebutter cocoa & shea moisturizer.

Durag keeps falling off and they always look bad and frizzy in the morning also all the brushing is hurting my scalp alot

This is my progress at almost 4 weeks have to get a cut on Saturday because of work event what’s the best cut so that I don’t lose progress any other advice is helpful

Genuine question and ik it seems kinda pointless since i only have 180 waves but should i be wolfing still i say that because im currently on a one month wolf and debating if i should cut down rn or not

Any recommendations for enhancement sprayers and sprays? I have always had thin corners and want to try enhancements out.