360 waves tips for beginners

Step one if you have a lot of hair on you hair at the moment and have no 360 waves at all. you want to get a fresh cut. get it cut down low but not too low, like a 1 and a half. After you come from the barber shop you are going to want to buy you a brush. After you get you brush you want to start brushing from the top of your head or the crown and then come down. when you get to you sides you want to tilt the brush and brush diagonal and brush towards your side burns.

when you get to the back of your head you want to turn the brush back horizontal and brush down. Next you want to get you a wave cap or a durag and flop it on your head and tie it on the back. If you a beginner i know you are anxious to know what product should you put in your. if you are a beginner i recommend you use some olive oil. it works really well. but you you dont want to use olive oil then carrot oil is better. if your hair is more nappy or your wolfing then use carrot oil, but olive oil works good when you have a fresh hair cut and your hair is low.

The carrot oil is more thicker so it holds your hair in place a little more better. so you got your brush, you got your durag, you got your olive oil or carrot oil. what do you do now? this is what you do everyday. you wake up every morning. you go to the mirror and you brush away in a rotation. And how many times you brush? you brush until you feel happy with the way your waves look. dont cut your hair too soon after your first cut if you are a beginning, that can cause the process to take longer for the waves to come in. If you are a beginner you want to brush for four week straight before you get another hair cut. so dont get your hair cut every one or two weeks when you are a beginner, you want to wolf your hair out for at least a month. so this is the basic ran through for beginners for getting waves.