Wave & Durag Essentials

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...

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.

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...

A lot of wavers think wave caps and compression caps are the same thing. They are not. Each one plays a different role in the wave-building process. If you want clean 360 waves, you need to know th...

If your 360 waves lift overnight, the problem is not your brushing. It’s your bedtime compression. Top wavers treat nighttime compression like a ritual because that is where the pattern locks in.

If your 360 waves aren’t connecting, you already know the feeling. You brush twice a day, you moisturize, you tie your rag at night, and the pattern still breaks apart. Disconnected waves are not b...