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    Posted: June 28 2007 at 1:36pm
i kno a lot of people talked about this already, but over on 360waves.net im hearing more and more about combing. wut do u guys think about it?
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its good shyt
 
try it when yo hair is long and wet
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Originally posted by wave connection wave connection wrote:

Combing can help straighten your waves and help with connection if you already have an established wave pattern. 

Neophytes should stick to just brushing.

But, please note that overcombing waves can have negative effects.  If you overcomb your waves, you risk straightening them too much.  Basically, overcombing can decelerate the recoiling of the individual waves causing you to experience dead spots.  Each wave has to recoil with the surrounding waves to maximize connection and definition.  Overcombing can stagnate this process.  More simply, the teeth of the comb can pull waves too hard.  Bristles are preferable.



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it spaces ur waves out and makes em deeper
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If definitely stretches your hair.
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Waves are meant to be brushed not combed.
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but people over on 360 r doin' it and seein' mad results
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well jman just try it and see how u like it but ur waves already seem to be spaced out pretty good.
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 Yea im finna try it out too but u should probably be 4 weeks into before u stary combing
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combing is actually quite good for your hair. Just make sure you brush after, for best results.
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it worked for me i would wet ma hair then comb then brush. gave me good results but dnt over comb cuz it can mess up ur waves thats wut happened 2 me now i have mo waves on ma left side then on ma rite
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jus BRUSH ur hair... stop makin the wave
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Oooooh Weee!!! CRidge, u killin in ur sig pimpin....
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