Q&A for How to Get 360 Waves

You should warm the product in your hands and apply it to damp hair. Then use a brush to sculpt your hair into the desired style.

It holds the hair in place and keeps it from being disturbed. It also keeps you from messing up your style by running your hands through it.

You need to brush your hair regularly to create the wave pattern. It is also helpful to wear a du-rag to keep the waves in place.

You can get waves just from brushing but you may see some frizz, especially in the beginning. If you are worried about the grease being too heavy, you could try pomade.

You want to wash no more than once a week, but you can rinse your hair every day.

You may be able to do this without a styling product, depending on your hair texture, but you are much more likely to get frizz. If you don’t want to use a styling aid, wait at least 24 hours after shampooing to begin your brushing routine, and wet the hair with warm water.

Waves are much more difficult to achieve without moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, a durag, and pomade.

Apply pomade, brush, and cover your hair with a durag on days you're not washing. You can also rinse your hair with conditioner every day or every other day to promote moisture!

We definitely recommend a durag for encouraging waves, but otherwise, focus more on brushing the areas of your hair that haven't yet formed waves.

You can! Substitute pomade for moisturizing conditioner to keep your hair hydrated, and put a little more effort into brushing.

Place the broad, flat part of the cap on top of your head so that the band sits across your forehead, then tie the laces or loose bands in a knot low on the back of your head.

We don't recommend a plastic bag, since it doesn't allow you hair to breathe and may damage your scalp.

It's possible, but Vaseline clogs the pores on your scalp and inhibits hair growth, which can make it harder to achieve waves.

Shampoo, pomade, conditioner, a durag, and a wave brush can all be bought for relatively cheap. Overall, you're looking at a cost of about $25-$50.

Always. Brushing is the main part to get waves and before you go to sleep brush your hair and put on your wave cap/du-rag.

You will have to be patient. Getting waves takes time. Just keep brushing, and you'll gradually start to see results.

It penetrates the hair shaft and softens your hair so it's easier to condition your hair and for your scalp to absorb moisture.

By brushing it more. The weak sides may have no waves because you haven't paid enough brushing attention to it.

A hard brush will get to the root of your hair. It will get them deeper. A soft brush is a polisher just for the top layer.

Try shampoo and conditioner once a week. Washing your hair drys your hair out and makes it unhealthy if it is done too much.

It really depends on your hair texture and how well you maintain and take care of it (washing and conditioning, brushing, using 360 wave grease). Do this routine for about a week and you should start to get your waves. Remember that some people may get results quicker than others! But don't be alarmed, it will all happen in good time.

Any grease can be used, but 360 wave grease is the best.

Wave grease doesn't get you waves. The key to getting waves is brushing your hair. However, at night you can apply a small portion of wave grease to your finger and work itinto your hair.

Yes, you can. Washing your hair in hot water strips it of its natural oils. Washing in cold water is your best bet.

This process is fine for kids to do. Just ask a parent or guardian if you need help with something.

It depends on what type of hair you have.

Brush even more, instead of the normal five times, try 10 to 15 times about five to six times a day. You will force your hair to become straight and wavy by doing this.

A 1.5 or a 2.0. Try the 2.0 first. If you want it a little lower, then tell him 1.5. Do not go lower than that.

Yes, but it may take longer than a person with curly hair texture or coarse hair texture.

Get a towel and wet it. If you have the water hot, then don't warm it up. However, if it is warm or cold, then microwave it for 3 minutes. Test that it's not so hot as to burn your scalp, then wrap in place.