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    Posted: November 18 2007 at 8:30pm
i started with a softy, but now stick with a med
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i started off with a medium, but a hard brush is now doing better things for me.
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I started off with a softy. More time to come in, but they come in connected.
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If u cant pick between a hard r a softie then use a medium. that's wut i started off with.
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I would say start with a softy. Some say start with a hard brush but I think that while a softy will take longer you'll get more quality.
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i wouldnt say the type of the brush matters much. Just make sure its decent and not cheap (referring to the durability not tha cost)
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I don't understand your question, but as long as you buy a wave brush and brush vigorously and often, you'll be alright.

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does it hair the brush or is a normal brush ok???
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I recommend a hard brush for 360 wave novice.  A hard brush is a great for initial 360 wave development.

You can use boar bristles, plastic bristles or a combination of both.  But, keep in mind that most hard brushes have plastic bristles.
 


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i use a normal brush its soft to medium but it aint animal hair its got a handle as wll will this do ??? /or be a problem wah kinda brush you think i need to get
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