Wave & Durag Essentials
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Durag vs Wave Cap: Which One Builds Waves Faster?
This question comes up a lot, and the truth is there’s no competition between a durag and a wave cap. They do different jobs, and both are important if you’re serious about building and maintaining...
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The Best Way to Tie Down 360 Waves After a Fresh Cut
A fresh cut is one of the most important moments in the wave journey. If you do not tie your hair down correctly right after the haircut, the pattern will lift and all the brushing you did before t...
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Wave Caps for Long Hair: Training Your Pattern Before the Cut
Waves do not start after your haircut.
Waves start while your hair is still long.
If you want your 360 waves to show clean on your next cut, you should be training the pattern early.
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Why Your Crown Looks Patchy and How to Fix It With Compression
Most wavers struggle with the crown. It is the smallest part of the pattern, the most angle-sensitive, and the first area to look patchy.
The good news is that a patchy crown is almost always cause...
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Should You Wear a Wave Cap Under a Hat?
Wavers love hats: fitteds, snapbacks, beanies, all of them. The real question is whether wearing a wave cap under your hat helps or hurts your 360 waves.
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Best Wave Cap for Wolfing: Keep Your Pattern While Growing 360 Waves
Wolfing is where your 360 waves grow deeper and stronger. It is also the phase where most wavers lose control of their pattern. When your hair gets longer, the curls lift faster and frizz becomes h...