Wave connections, the spots where different wave directions meet, are usually the last part of your pattern to fully come together. And honestly, most guys never fix theirs because they're brushing too broadly to actually reach them.
The good news? A more targeted approach cleans this up fast.
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Step 1: Find Where Your Directions Meet
Look closely at the crown, the back of your head, and near your temples. These are the areas where wave directions transition, and they need more deliberate attention than the flatter parts of your pattern.
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Step 2: Use Shorter, Controlled Strokes
Instead of the long strokes you use elsewhere, switch to shorter, more precise strokes right at the connection points.
Step 3: Brush Each Direction Into the Point Separately
Rather than brushing straight through a connection, work each direction into it individually.
Step 4: Blend With Light Finishing Strokes
Finish with a few soft strokes to blend the transition so there's no harsh break in the pattern.
Step 5: Compress Right Away
Connection points loosen faster than the rest of your head if left uncompressed. Put your durag on immediately to give them the same protection as everywhere else.
Precision here is what turns a decent pattern into one that actually looks complete.
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