You should be washing your Hair no more than 2x a week. After a few weeks in your wave process, you feel like you need to add a session to your weekly wave routine, do a Conditioning session and skip the shampoo.

360 waves can get out of control and unruly while your wolfing. When that happens, it’s probably time to visit your barber. Cutting your 360 waves is a crucial step to waving: Cut your hair too short, you can lose all the progress on your wave pattern or get a perfect haircut and have a great foundation to continue your wave journey and process. Each waver needs to work through haircuts and hair lengths to direct your barber throughout your wave journey. Experiment with different guard lengths and figure out which haircut length is best for you. Always start with a higher guard so as to not cut too much off.

 A few tips, 2 Guard WTG or With the Grain or 4 Guard ATG or Against the Grain. Against the Grain gives you a cleaner, more even cut but uses a higher guard so it doesn’t take off as much hair. Start with the higher guards and check. You can always cut more off needed.

You want to start with a low, even haircut, at least 1 1/2 inches in length. Having some length is really important because your hair will be just starting to curl. As you brush, you're essentially brushing those curls into what will become your wave pattern.

Due of the type of curl pattern you have, some guys may have thin, tight waves while others have a more broad wave pattern.

As you continue to grow your hair and have a consistent hair care and brushing routine, you'll start to see more definition. As we said earlier, your comb will come in handy during this process to help guide the formation of your connections and address problem areas like forks.

The longer you grow your hair or wolf, the better your results will be because you'll have more time for your wave pattern to set.

You should be brushing at least twice a day, from the crown and out in the direction that your hair grows. The length of time depends on what you have available in your daily schedule. A brush session can be anywhere from five to thirty minutes depending on the waver. The key is to be consistent in how you brush and get in as many brush strokes as possible.

For an even wave pattern, be sure to brush all the way around using the hand mirror to guide you. In as little as two weeks of consistent brushing, you should start to see some waves forming.

Yes, we pride ourselves on using natural ingredients in our products. Each item has Active Natural Oils of Spearmint, Clove, Nettle and Hemp Seed and Argon Oils.

Yes, this kit is perfect for treating dandruff from dry, itchy scalp and flaking from dry scalp. The shampoo and conditioner are non-stripping and non-dry formulas that keep the scalp and hair oil balance. The Daily Hydrator styling cream, acts like a leave-in conditioner to hydrate the scalp and hair daily.

We recommend you use the Daily Hydrator, Daily. Apply to wet hair, either before leaving the shower or wetting hair at the sink for best use. Allow the hair to air dry or towel blot for faster drying. Meaning compress towel to hair so towel can absord the water. Never rub the towel over the hair, that frizzes the hair’s cuticle. Also, shampoo no more that 2x a week and always follow with the conditioner. If you think you need more than that, apply a 3rd session of conditioner, without shampooing.