False Duraging

Gvyll wrote: I'm not saying dont wear one at all.I meant at niight I dont think its a must.Cause on them wolfing days they help.   By the way I feel the same way about moisterizing.I haven't moisterized my hair since late July.Neither do I condition my hair in the shower I think all you need is a shampoo,pomade(or gel),durag,and a brush.But I think this is only after your wave pattern has been set.

i don't wear maybe the day of the cut (that night) but after that my hair looks all dry and junk and it get's frizzy quicker... and if u don't like conditioner then it's ur using the wrong kind or your don't know how to use it... man cause i do most of my brushing right out  da shower once i rinse out my conditioner... leaves my hair easier to manage...

true say, but what i usually do is make my hair layed down b4 i sleep just incase i forget to put my du-rag on and my waves dont mess up but when im wolfing i must wear one

wen i f**ked my wifey last night i forgot.............kinda hard 2 lay down now

You don't have to durag or wave cap everynight to have a good 360 pattern, once your waves are trained.  But, if you continue to neglect night time durag and wave cap usage, your 360's will lose defintion.

that ced method sounds like alot of pomade. But I use J kids method. my waves are more defined and I hitting my lining. I am so tempted to drop an update but can't

Edited by Gristyle - November 03 2007 at 2:31am

I have to agree with you Gvyll, but that is only when you hair is well trained. Mine is so trained that after i get out of a shower its still laid perfectly with only a couple strands stickin out weeks 1-5. That i feel like my hair is overtrained, if thats possible.