Before you learned. . .

Davo wrote:

I thought people just naturally had waves.

Same here.

Edited by wave connection - May 20 2007 at 10:02pm

DUB-C

King Cash wrote:

I used to always ask people how to get waves but they would always gave me a BS story. Actin like havin waves is a secret society or something. D*mn monkeys!

Yeah, some dudes don't want to school you to the game. But, it's all good, that's what HB and 360 are for.

DUB-C

Yeah, Davo, it's hard to explain how to get waves effectively, without starting the "waveology speech."

DUB-C

King Cash wrote:

It'll be funny as hell if the same person that you help on the street asked you the same question tomorrow

I'll tell his a$$ to READ PREVIOUS POSTS!!!

HuracainSeason! wrote:

yo davo u know most of ur posts r tellin ppl to read other post or sumthin lik dat lol

Actually, most of my posts are of me helping people. The only reason newbies don't realize that is because they don't "read previous posts". They just ask questions, expecting all the answers in the world.

Before I learned how to get waves well here's a better example: Yall remember that Robert Townsend flick back in the late 80s early 90s I think it was called Hollywood Shuffle (could be wrong), well there was a scene where this dude had a jerry curl and he needed that sheen to keep his sh*t juicy lol that scene was funny as hell go see that movie if you getta chance. Thats how I was with pomade I used like half a can on just oneside of my dome << WHAT WAS I THINKING?.

I can relate to dudes who had waves then I asked them and they deaded me supa hard. Now the script has flipped . I dont even act as if waves are a big secret people ask me, and I say brush your hair then they say im lyin. Its whatever to me either you take the advice or you dont.

"FOR BETTER CONNECTIONS BRUSH SLOWER WITH LESS PRESSURE"

WOLFING COMPLETE = MY WAVES ARE UNTOUCHABLE

i have to have the worst story. my dad actually put together a mixture of grease, lotion, water, and who knows what else and told me to put that in my hair and it will wave up. he got tired of me asking him how my cousin got waves and i dont. the funny thing though was one time when i was about 12 or 13 i did get some waves on the top of my head. i brushed my hair hard as hell in the tub everyday for a long time, mostly because i liked how the brush felt with water oppose to dry brushing. one day i notice that i have a wave pattern. nothing spectacular but finally results. too bad i didnt know it was the brushing and water that helped me. man i went right to bed that night "with no do-rag" when i woke up my hair was all over the place. i never did see those waves again. who knew that i would run across this website one day and realize that i had in fact done the h20 method years back and brushing more than anything else was what got me results. i must have put a 1 million tons of wave grease in my head over the next couple of months trying to get those waves back.it's a good thing i ran across this webbie because now my dogs be barking as loud as a Q-dog.

Make it do what it do baby

Three-Six-Oh! wrote:

Its a learning process. Just trial and error.

True.

Edited by wave connection - May 21 2007 at 9:45am

DUB-C

lol i always had some waves in my hair, but in about 5th grade my friend (who had 360s) tld me i had to use dax, sumfin called a durag, and basically the h2o method with hot tap water. Id brush my hair dry and cake in dax and tie the durag as tight as i can. So painfull...

i kno times were hard b4 hb lol