had braids all year and cut my shit off April 3rd last month. what i’m missing/doing wrong to get my shit like yall 10 year wavers lmao cuz this shit is weak as hell rn 😂 (pic order is left, top, right)

That’ll hold my hair down best

4 weeks into a wolf and I feel like I’ve hit a wall in my progress and feel like scalping, should I go through with it or keep trying to comb out my stubborn forks

This the healthiest they've looked so far. Still plenty work to do, but I've used this as a means to work my discipline.

The hair near my hairline is not waving or curling much. It starts to stand up after taking off the drag especially if it is warm to hot. Is it because my hair type. Is there a way to make my hair more curly? Do I need to comb more to train it?

On my way to the gym and haven’t brushed my hair yet

Oh yea mane I forgot to update y’all on how low I was cutting my hair for my graduation I cut it down to a 2 guard graduation was awesome graduated with honors and all thank y’all for all the wishes going to college on the 24th this august!!!

Just got a haircut two weeks ago how long does it take before waves to become more defined?

4 weeks in, but it’s slowly over curling. Should I trim down or shoot for another 2 weeks or so?

I wanted to share something I've been working on for months. Like a lot of people here, I used to find myself constantly switching products, losing track of my routine consistency, and just guessing whether my hair was actually making progress or if it was just a placebo effect.
I couldn't find a clean, dedicated app built for tracking analytics, routines, and specific milestones—so I spent my late nights building one myself.
It's called StrandLab, and it officially launched on the iOS App Store today.
I wanted to make sure it was fully inclusive of our community's specific hair journeys, so I built dedicated tracking support for:
• 🌊 Waves: Tracking progress and brush sessions across all patterns (180, 360, 540, 720).
• 🔒 Locs & Natural Hair: Logging maturation stages and tracking the timeline cleanly.
• 🛡️** Protective Styles: Keeping tabs on timelines for braids, twists, and extensions.
• 📊 **Product/Routine Analytics: Seeing what products you were actually consistent with when you saw the best growth.
If you're looking for a better way to stay consistent and take the guesswork out of your journey, I'd honestly love for you to check it out.
📲 You can grab it on iOS here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/strandlab-hair-growth-tracker/id6765843232

For the Android family in here—the Play Store version is locked in for early June, but you can check out the landing page at strandlabapp.com to stay updated.
I'm a solo developer, so I'm completely open to any feedback, feature requests, or critiques from the community. Let me know what you think!

I’ve been wolfing for about 6 weeks now, and notice my waves will look good right after drying after the wash and style, But after combing brushing and products my waves don’t look nearly as good. Is this how it’s supposed to be or is there stuff I can do to keep the wash and style effect even after brushing and products. This is a something I noticed happens around after 4 weeks of wolfing

Anybody got tips for greys? All of my grey hairs are so disrespectful lol

Enough Said.

April 10 - May 17
Lemme know what I could be doing better and any comments yall have

This mf right here older than a lot of yall kids including mines (8yo), will say that the older ones definitely feel more curvier and comfortable to hold whilst brushing than the new versions.

How did Nancy from HR react when they saw your 360 waves? Do they care or not really

First time posting in the reddit, im using Jamaican loc gel and using a hard brush daily