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JBoog View Drop Down
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Joined: May 15, 2005
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Posted: May 17, 2005 at 10:32pm

 JBOOG'S  WAVE  FAQ       

This FAQ Will Remain At The Top So That General Information Can Be Included Here & Not Repeated Constantly.

If you have tips you would like to add please reply at the end and I will incorporate information to this main FAQ Thread.

Methods For Creating 360 Waves

Once you have the waves - NEVER break them. No matter what. Work with the waves and never against.

Waves are created from working with the natural curls or coils in your strands. When hair is stick straight because it is cut too close to the head or if hair is generally straight, you will not have an easy time creating waves.

Bottom line - waves are straightened out curls.

Therefore, the curlier your hair is, the more potential waves you can cultivate. To create deep waves, you will need to allow your hair to have some growth.

One size does not fit all when it comes to curls and waves. Not everyone will have the save waves, even if their hair is the same length. This is because everyone will have different textures in their hair.

Another important fact to remember:

Some folks have mixed texture hair. This means that they will have different texture throughout their entire head area (for example, hair may be curlier or nappier around the perimeter than at the top near the crown). Even if you think your hair texture is the same all over, it probably isn't.

Hair care styling products do not on their own develop 360 waves. They help HOLD what you have already developed.Pomades and similar products can help but they are not the end all and the be all. The advantages of using pomade is that it can help to give better definition to the 360 waves that you are working to develop.

How To Shampoo To 360 Waves

1. If hair is normal or not super dry, wash daily with shampoo that will not make hair too soft. Use warm but NOT hot water for the shampoo. Hot water dries out hair making it harder to wave.
2. Rinse out shampoo completely.
3. Use brush to brush in wave pattern.
4. Add rinse-out conditioner letting it remain in hair at least 5 minutes. It can be left in hair longer if desired.
5. Rinse conditioner out with warm...not hot water. Do not wash all the conditioner completely out. A little helps to keep dry hair moist which makes it better for creating waves.
6. At the very end do a quick 25 second dose with cool/cold water. Use a clean plastic bottle prefilled with cool water and dose it over head.
7. Finish with warm water.
8. Let hair air dry until about 90% dry. Add pink lotion, jojoba, baby or similar oil as desired being careful to keep off skin since this can cause skin breakouts.
9. Add some wave wax to hair.
10. Use good hard brush and brush thoroughly to get waves to form.Remember to keep brushing hair during the day.
11. Get a hot towel and then press it down on your hair in your natural wave direction.
12. Keep hair moist throughout the day by adding in a little oil as needed OR using a spritzer bottle filled with a little conditioner mixed with warm water and shaken well.
13. Wear a doorag or similar cap for sleeping at night.

Steps For Using Pomade/Similar Styling Products To Create 360 Waves

Use pomade before you brush & put on a doorag

Brush hair at most 1/1


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JBoog View Drop Down
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Posted: May 18, 2005 at 10:32pm
:) hehe

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JBoog View Drop Down
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Posted: May 22, 2005 at 10:32pm

any q's


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JBoog View Drop Down
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Posted: May 22, 2005 at 10:32pm
one mo time

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Posted: Jun 02, 2005 at 10:32pm
yea dude do whut u do and we gon do whut we do 

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Posted: Jun 02, 2005 at 10:32pm
datz straight genius and true beauty care

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Posted: Jun 17, 2005 at 10:32pm

[QUOTE=JBoog]

Creating 360 waves is a lot of work. It requires the following ingredients:

1. Committment & willingness to do whatever it takes.
2. Good barber that knows how to cut
3. Using the right products
4. Using the right brush (hard vs soft)
5. Following the right shampoo & care techniques
6. Lots of brushing to deepen the pattern and care for the waves
7. Willingness to try new methods of wave care for better results
8. Hard work

 

Im here fa the best and 2 help the rest if u have any questions reply or write me @ yungstaj@yahoo.com or u can send me a pm.It's whats easier for you.Sign JBOOG

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 u gotta respect a dude...lol he betta be spinnin

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Lil t View Drop Down
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lol dawg i have respect 4 u i mean any1 who writes all that must really be devoted

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Young J View Drop Down
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Posted: Jun 18, 2005 at 10:32pm

J Boog Got dem waves dats da 360s i want

 


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Lil t View Drop Down
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Posted: Jun 18, 2005 at 10:32pm

yo j is 360 by scurl a good pomade for good hair in the past it has been great i'm just checking

 


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baller05 View Drop Down
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spartan products are good also

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Rence119 View Drop Down
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Posted: Jul 09, 2005 at 10:32pm
yea i have a couple of them

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props that was really helpful

 


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ProlificZ21 View Drop Down
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i have ok waves right now but i will get them tight

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Rence119 View Drop Down
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yea i only brush like 3 minutes a day but trust me i am going to brush a lot more

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Rence119 View Drop Down
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wut was that pic 4

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[QUOTE=Lil t]

yo j is 360 by scurl a good pomade for good hair in the past it has been great i'm just checking

 

[/QUOTE]

 

yes i used it at once but now im a no pomade person


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Rence119 View Drop Down
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^ now i know u a vet

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Jordanfavorite View Drop Down
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im looking for a barber that would do right on my waves

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Blazer15 View Drop Down
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Posted: Jul 23, 2005 at 10:32pm
yo the last barber I went to say that you not supposed to get you hair cut with da grain cus you hair wont be even and I was stearing at him like wat are you talking about.

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360spinna View Drop Down
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Posted: Jul 23, 2005 at 10:32pm
^its just a lot harder to make it even when cutting with the grain.
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