can my hair texture get waves (heres sum pic0

IF I CAN WHAT BRUSH DO I USE SOFT MEDIUM OR HARD. WHICH IS BETTER WAVE CAP OR DO RAG

Edited by sharpwingz - June 09 2007 at 10:39am

low hair soft brush medium hair medium brush high hair hard brush

Try picoodle.com

Edited by wave connection - June 09 2007 at 11:09am

Ant Green wrote: Yes, all hair can get waves.

Gnarly isn't everybody.

what do you mean lol ?

Anyone with hair and wishes to log in some serious brushing hours can get waves in some form or fashion. If you believe it you can achieve it. Quote from How 2 Get Waves Book "People always ask me how did I get waves and how can they get waves? Regardless of what ethnicity they were, I would always prescribe the same routine for my Black, White, Latino and Asian clients. The results were the same every time. When they followed my directions, they all had waves. I knew my technique would work for African Americans and people with curly hair, but to be honest, I was shocked when my clients with straight hair started getting waves, also. I guess all that proved was anybody with hair can get waves!" I stand by that.

But the only factor thats relevant is the scientific factor. Science doesnt exculde ethnicity or hair texture from developing waves, therefore if you and I can acquire waves as different as our two hair textures are, then so can the next man or women. We are the proof.

Wow before I never thought a white person can get waves and now it's possible.

Ant Green wrote:  Pseudo-science is theoritical. White peolpe with waves are Scientific evidence supporting my hypothesis.