Question about sides

I've been wolfin for about 3 weeks now and I have begun the wave process with brushing and moisturizing but I am concerned that I will not be able to connect my waves. What I mean is that my waves on the sides and back are comming up but not in the direction towards my top, its more going towards the sides (its like many "U's" going around my head.). I brush my sides down; well it's more that I have to brush my hair down since its naturally grows like that (really its more of a downward angle more downward though) and I have tried the brushing template which help me to find this out.

My question is there a way that I either "force" my waves to go towards my top to easily connect or do I need a new brushing style. I'm brushing with the Annie 2060 the Diane 8118 wasnt hitting each hair like I wanted.

it'll be ight fam. Nobody gets full 360 after their first few weeks of wavin. You're doing everything right..it juss take times. AFter a couple wolfin session and cuts you'll be on point.

The cool wrote:

I've been wolfin for about 3 weeks now and I have begun the wave process with brushing and moisturizing but I am concerned that I will not be able to connect my waves. What I mean is that my waves on the sides and back are comming up but not in the direction towards my top, its more going towards the sides (its like many "U's" going around my head.). I brush my sides down; well it's more that I have to brush my hair down since its naturally grows like that (really its more of a downward angle more downward though) and I have tried the brushing template which help me to find this out.

My question is there a way that I either "force" my waves to go towards my top to easily connect or do I need a new brushing style. I'm brushing with the Annie 2060 the Diane 8118 wasnt hitting each hair like I wanted.

dude You can force or make your hair grow the way you want it too by adequate amounts of brushing,moisturizing, & duragging (you use the durag to mold your hair into place) & over a period of time your hair will grow the way you want it to. Ok I Also suggest you start brushing your sides at a angle to maximize the connection process so you won't have to worry about connections further down the line, also another tip is to wolf as much as possible & when you get your cuts you will be amazed at your connections & progress. wolfing is the key solution to almost every thing except for a few things.

Dame13 wrote:

The cool wrote:

I've been wolfin for about 3 weeks now and I have begun the wave process with brushing and moisturizing but I am concerned that I will not be able to connect my waves. What I mean is that my waves on the sides and back are comming up but not in the direction towards my top, its more going towards the sides (its like many "U's" going around my head.). I brush my sides down; well it's more that I have to brush my hair down since its naturally grows like that (really its more of a downward angle more downward though) and I have tried the brushing template which help me to find this out.

My question is there a way that I either "force" my waves to go towards my top to easily connect or do I need a new brushing style. I'm brushing with the Annie 2060 the Diane 8118 wasnt hitting each hair like I wanted.

dude You can force or make your hair grow the way you want it too by adequate amounts of brushing,moisturizing, & duragging (you use the durag to mold your hair into place) & over a period of time your hair will grow the way you want it to. Ok I Also suggest you start brushing your sides at a angle to maximize the connection process so you won't have to worry about connections further down the line, also another tip is to wolf as much as possible & when you get your cuts you will be amazed at your connections & progress. wolfing is the key solution to almost every thing except for a few things.

co-sign nuff said

Well I can go against the whole wolfin thing because a friend at my job get his hair cut every 2 weeks and his waves are the best on his sides.. and he never ever wolfs. What im saying is Wolf is like "practice makes perfect" thing

Stormseek wrote:

Well I can go against the whole wolfin thing because a friend at my job get his hair cut every 2 weeks and his waves are the best on his sides.. and he never ever wolfs. What im saying is Wolf is like "practice makes perfect" thing

if ur a beginner u need 2 wolf. wolfn helps alot(depth,connect,) u need 2 wolf. if u want the results ur looking for u dnt need 2 get a cut every 2 weeks.u could possibly cut your waves out cus there not deep enuff yet so if u dnt listen anyways and get a cut get a #2WTG,i say wolf till u cant take it anymore.it will pay off.any questions pm me.