The 360 Wave Process and The Life & Lessons of A Waver Pt.1

The 360 Wave Process and The Life & Lessons of A Waver 

Getting 360 waves has been something I always wanted. But I truly didn’t understand how getting waves would make me see life different. This is the first process I have successfully completed and has stuck with me. Establishing a process in what you do is important. There are many ways to get 360 waves, but my wave process is the most effective. 360 waves are a hair style that mostly black Americans have. I have seen many straight haired wavers. You don’t have to be black, but it is a lot easier. Waving is a way of life and we welcome people of all ethnicities. I feel I am very qualified to talk about this topic because I have successfully completed the process and established myself as an elite waver. Don’t get me wrong I have minor flaws but am certified. I don’t think people takes waving as serious as I do. Some are elite wavers, but they don’t apply it to anything else they do in life. If you can finish this process it should give you motivation to tackle new endeavor in your life. 

You will need consistency, hard work and dedication to have a successful 360 process.  If you follow these three steps, you will have 360 waves in no time. To achieve flawless 360 waves, you must follow my process step by step. I’m going to explain the daily process, what you need to get as far as product; what you need to achieve and maintain healthy hair; and what kind of brush to use and when to use them. This is roughly a 3-6-month process depending on your hair texture and how often you brush. For straight haired wavers it will take up to a year, once again depending on how hard you work. 

The first step is going to a beauty supply store and get the items you will need to prepare for the wave process. The second step you will need a moisturizer to prevent dry scalp for example As I Am Double Butter Cream or Shea Moisturizer Curl Enhancement Smoothie are great moisturizers. The next step is getting a seal in oil to retain the moisture and lock it in. Third step is getting a pomade to give your hold which is self-explanatory. The fourth step is getting a shampoo and conditioner. I have course hair, so I use all-natural products and I recommend it for all hair textures. The other non-natural products will thin, dry out, and overall kill your hair in the long run. My favorite shampoo and conditioner combo are the Thick and Full Biotin and Collagen. A big reason for me loving Biotin and Collagen is the flower like aroma it gives.