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    Posted: October 31 2004 at 1:32am
Finally im startin to see wave pattens, my hair is curlin up, i fukin brush it non stop so i should be swirlin by next weekend. thanks for the advice dogg.
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Originally posted by HoLlAaTmYfOoT HoLlAaTmYfOoT wrote:

I doubt the brush you use gives you different sized waves. It has to do with your hair how straight or nappy it is. Cause i used a hard brush and my waves were small and when I switched to the soft one the spots that didnt have waves on them before they were the same size and shape like the ones with the hard brush.


Correct it dosent matter it depends on your grade of hair and the pomade u use defineltly dont use sportin waves gold can if u want big waves.
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Originally posted by HoLlAaTmYfOoT HoLlAaTmYfOoT wrote:

I doubt the brush you use gives you different sized waves. It has to do with your hair how straight or nappy it is. Cause i used a hard brush and my waves were small and when I switched to the soft one the spots that didnt have waves on them before they were the same size and shape like the ones with the hard brush.


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I doubt the brush you use gives you different sized waves. It has to do with your hair how straight or nappy it is. Cause i used a hard brush and my waves were small and when I switched to the soft one the spots that didnt have waves on them before they were the same size and shape like the ones with the hard brush.
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DEPEND ON WHETHER U WANT THICK DARK WAVES...OR SHORT LOW ONES
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Should i use a soft or hard brush to attain my waves because seein all dez pics motivated me to start my waves. I got like 5 brushes (2 soft, 2 hard, 1 Fade Brush) and i was wonderin which i should use.

Grease: 360 style, sportin waves (black & Gold), Pink Lotion.

Brushes: Phillips Wave Brush, Phillips X soft miltary brush, Anne Soft Brush, Hollywood Beauty Hard Brush, The Fade Brush.

I use durags and wave caps

When i get my waves, the girls gon be seasick, dammmnnnn.
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