Q&A for How to Get 360 Waves for Straight Textured Hair

It could take a few weeks or a few months. It depends how badly you want them. The more you brush, the faster they come.

Yes, you can brush your hair out and use conditioner in it. This should turn your small afro into beautiful waves.

Yes, but you should only use it once or twice a week. You should also use it after shampooing your hair.

Yes you just need to trim your hair weekly and you also need to brush it everday in order to create those 360 waves.

Yes, all you have to do is cut your hair short. Dreadlocks are too long to get waves with.

Try a Wet Brush. It's a good detangling brush.

It's better to use a soft brush while starting, but it will still work.

No, waves are meant to be formed not cut. Try brushing and wearing a do-rag or wave cap.

You can't. Try another haircut that might even suit you better.

When your hair is short, use a soft brush. Otherwise, use a stiff brush.

1-2 hours a day if you want waves in the next month, or 3-4 hours a day if you want waves within a week or two.

You can get 360 waves by combing your hair, but the most reasonable thing is to buy a brush.

Yes, but it'll eventually get messy, and then you'll have to take them out. Assume the waves will be temporary.

Washing your hair once every week or two will give the hair a more natural look.

Yes, but your hair has to be cut to a 2 or 2.5 guard by your barber. After that, brush and put your product in, making sure you have a durag or wave cap.

Use the same process, but only on your front of your hair.

Just brush for 1 hour and then put in a product and brush for 30 minutes and that's all.

You can, but it won't look like the traditional 360 waves and the brushing process will look different. If you want wavy hair that is longer, look into a few different methods to find something that fits exactly what you're looking for.

You can use any kind of product that you want, but a special shampoo or pomade can help make your developing waves look more distinct.

Follow the instructions in the article :) It involves a lot of time, brushing, and perseverance. But if your hair already has some wave to it, you'll most likely be able to develop 360 waves!

Having waves cut into your hair can definitely help the appearance of 360 waves. As for the brush, look for a soft-bristled brush. A medium- or hard-bristled brush could actually dry out your hair too much or make it frizzy.

Try washing your hair only 1 - 2 times a week. Give a thorough rinse and apply shampoo. If you have a shower/detangling brush, use that in your shower routine.

Waves are a hairstyle for curly hair in which the curls are brushed and/or combed and flattened out, creating a ripple-like pattern. The hairstyle is achieved with a short-cropped haircut and frequent brushing and/or combing of the curls (which trains the curls to flatten out), as well as wearing a do-rag.

Curl enhancer doesn't make curls out of nothing per se, all it does it is show them more and make it "pop". Once you get some slight curl, then curl enhancer will make you waves look more defined.

Yes, but the products will enhance your waves and moisturize your hair keeping it healthy and helps your waves come in faster, and it will give it more shine.