Nothing frustrates wavers more than patchy waves — those bald spots where your pattern won’t connect. Don’t panic. Patchy waves are common, but with the right strategy, you can fill them in and get full 360s.
Why Waves Go Patchy
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Skipping brush angles around the crown.
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Inconsistent compression at night.
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Uneven hair growth patterns.
How to Fix It
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Map out your crown angles and focus on them daily.
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Double compress with a Wave Cap during wolfing.
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Use your 360 Waves Durag after brushing to reinforce stubborn spots.
FAQs
Q: Can patchy waves ever be fixed?
👉 Yes, with patience and consistent brushing.
Q: Should I cut my hair lower to fix patches?
👉 Sometimes — lower cuts can help reset problem areas.
Q: Do certain hair types patch more?
👉 Coarser textures patch less; looser curls need more training.
🚀 Pro Tips
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Brush crown angles more than any other section.
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Moisturize lightly before brushing stubborn spots.
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Don’t switch styles mid-journey — stay consistent.
Final Thoughts
Patchy waves don’t mean failure. They mean you need sharper discipline. Focus on your weak spots, compress consistently, and the gaps will close. Equip yourself with a Silky Durag, 360 Waves Durag, and Wave Cap to lock progress in place.
