Been trying to wave since August.

Don Twista wrote: yo u cant use da word vet judgin frum someones posts..sum ppl been on da site months n is still "newbies" n sum ppl got hundreds of posts n was on only a copuple of weeks..

You aren't helping AT ALL.They have already explained how it goes on this forum to me. This is why no longer wished to insult that other dude. Here's my question towards you; why is your first language retarded? Serious question, equals a serious answer. But I only guess you posted that based on your assumption/opinion. I guess people can't shutup.

Edited by TsunamiWave - January 22 2007 at 8:07pm

Davo wrote: Tsunami I was wondering. You say that U had waves before and the barber cut them out. So my suggestion is buck up and keep brushing your hair, because if they were there before they should return. If U follow the methods that are listed you should get waves at some time. If everyone else can get them, you should to.

My father recommended me a barber to go to, about two months ago. I currently still go to that barber, he cuts with the grain. Well, atleast I'm pretty sure he does, since he combs my hair a bit to the way I brush, and when I'm done the two waves I have are visible. My old barber would have been better holding the clippers by it's wire, and started throwing it at my head. Since he didn't do a good job going with the grain.

After seeing chrisdog's skin color and hair texture, I'm pretty sure I can get waves. But I'm pretty sure his hair is curlier than mine, since mine only curls when it's long.

Edited by TsunamiWave - January 22 2007 at 9:34pm

Davo wrote: Have U tried following the diagram on here that shows which direction to brush your hair. If your barber is good enough to be recommended by someone else he should be able to cut.

I have a friend who's blacker than me. Who has 360 waves, which are DEEP. Who gets his haircut by the same guy as I do. He has waves just alike Three-Six-Oh, except his hair's blacker. He claims he doesn't use a du-rag, and brushes his hair with water. I didn't believe him at first, but then after reading that you didn't need a du-rag when you have a deep pattern. I was amazed.

Then I have another friend who's the same color who claims his waves are natural. He said, "Who ever told you that you need to brush, is wrong. Wear a du-rag." "Natural," in his vocabulary means no brushing. Natural in hair terms, means no du-rag or anything. He always comes out straightening his hair with his hand. At the same time, he has curly hair. I don't believe he doesn't brush his hair. He only has waves on the top of his head