Cutting Against the Grain

^ even a #2 ATG won't hurt some people, like I said its all about the wave length.

liltmac wrote: too much to read

liltmac wrote: i didnt even read it

30 seconds of reading is to much for you.....lol




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too much to read

360spinna wrote: ^ not just wrong for him, the myth is false altogether. the only way ypu lose waves when you cut ATG is when you cut the hair lower then the wave length. the wave length is the length you hair curls @/the length your hair can for a semi s(half of a S) the same thing would happen if you were to cut WTG below your wave length, the waves will fade away for a lil while and then come back, keep this in mine: if you ever cut your hair too low and your waves disappear don't sweat it they always come back when your hair grows back. quick tip: light ceasars is not for everyone, and what  said about wave length is the main reason why. light ceasars are mainly for the fellas with the thinner waves because their waves length is very low. fellas with the super thick waves can't get light ceasars cause the length of a light ceasar is below their wave length. thats why most of the those guys here and on 360waves always have darker cuts. a 1 or 1.5 WTG is wave suicide for someone like cjay, hyfeeboi, da1nonli. i can't even get light ceasar and i found that out 6weeks ago cause i have 2 different wave length, my sides are thick and my back and top are skinnier then the sides. when i gave myself a light ceasar 6weeks ago i had no side waves at all for 2weeks, and obviouly they came back. my bad for the long post, just dropping some knowlegde for those that didn't know.

dang spinna

so do i but so many people say wtg they scared to go atg

i understand wut he's saying

I'm not understanding the term Cutting ATG...will someone break it down?

so you are basically saying that if you cut against the grain you will not hurt your waves? And how can you tell what your wave length is?

 

^ not just wrong for him, the myth is false altogether. the only way ypu lose waves when you cut ATG is when you cut the hair lower then the wave length. the wave length is the length you hair curls @/the length your hair can for a semi s(half of a S)

the same thing would happen if you were to cut WTG below your wave length, the waves will fade away for a lil while and then come back, keep this in mine: if you ever cut your hair too low and your waves disappear don't sweat it they always come back when your hair grows back.

quick tip:

light ceasars is not for everyone, and what  said about wave length is the main reason why. light ceasars are mainly for the fellas with the thinner waves because their waves length is very low. fellas with the super thick waves can't get light ceasars cause the length of a light ceasar is below their wave length. thats why most of the those guys here and on 360waves always have darker cuts. a 1 or 1.5 WTG is wave suicide for someone like cjay, hyfeeboi, da1nonli. i can't even get light ceasar and i found that out 6weeks ago cause i have 2 different wave length, my sides are thick and my back and top are skinnier then the sides. when i gave myself a light ceasar 6weeks ago i had no side waves at all for 2weeks, and obviouly they came back.


my bad for the long post, just dropping some knowlegde for those that didn't know.


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I think the moral of his story is that the myth that atg is bad for waves was proven wrong for him.