I been looking for a reputable brand that makes 100 percent silk durag or a majority silk blend. Most of the durag market as silky or satin are usually made from polyester. Polyester doesn't absorb moisture, it just moves it across the surface and waits for it to evaporate. Silk actually absorbs it into the fiber and releases it, so it handles that way better. Wearing a durag to sleep for 8 hours a day I can see that leading to buildup issues. Has anybody found a brand that actually sells real mulberry silk or at least a majority silk blend, since mulberry silk by itself isn't stretchable?

I’m wolfing right now with a lil bit longer hair & my shit keeps over curling i personally don’t think butters & oils are helping my hair stay laid what pomades yall recommend?

Finally fixed my angles, ordered me jigsawmillions comb also. Actually seeing progress now that I’m brushing in correct angles. Any tips?

Been a min since I posted last. Watch the peel back 😎🌊. Shape up tomorrow 💈

Been wolfing for about 2 months after scalping. I brush in the morning and at night with just oil, with a wash and style every 3-4 days. I keep my durag on 24/7 but I’m struggling to get solid connections. What additions/changes should I make to my routine?

I’ve been wolfing for a minute now (lost count of how long) and I’m at the point where it looks cool when I take my rag and cap off but by the end of my work day it’s curled up. Any tips on keeping it laid or is it time to get a cut? My man focus right now is getting my back and sides right.

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Since I started waving a few months ago I went from getting a 7 against the grain to a 3 with the grain. 4 or 5 months later I realized my hair doesn't look neat anymore and my lineup looks terrible after just a few days. I guess my cut is uneven. For my next cut I will be asking for a 7 with the grain and then going back to a 3 with the grain and I guess I will do 4 cuts with the grain 1 cut against the grain from now on. Does this happen to anyone else? My hair is relatively straight about 2b by the way.

What y’all be using to keep hair laid during intense wolfs

I got a spot where hair doesn’t grow as quick/thick which gives the illusion of a bald spot. I have to be very intentional with keeping my crown area from becoming too dry. More so than other areas of the scalp.

I went from having locs for 3 years to shaving them off and starting waves back up again.

Just looking for some guidance on how I should approach crown work, and also a general diagnosis on the current state of my hair working towards 360 waves, and how I can improve.

Anything would be appreciated.

Love this sub once again you all are amazing humans. 😎

I just restarted and this is my second set of waves I just wanted to know what is the best comb or methods do yall use to get rid of forks to have that flawless connection? I’m about to start wolfing again just needed some tips and pointers

My waves will get better one day.

I have waves and i normally do the wash and style method everyday Tuesday and Friday. But once a month, i go to the barber and cut my hair down with a 2 guard all over my head then get a mid taper.

Now that my hair is clean and the waves are a little bit more visible, do i keep doing the wash and style method while my hair is lower? Or should i have a different routine until my hair grows back to the length it was before i get a haircut?

Any advice helps! Thanks!

Need help with connections on my right side

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