your hair doesn't suck, you just have wavy hair *WAVY HAIR ROUTINE*

[@alli9300]

Hey y’all, I’m a licensed hair stylist and I definitely recommend brushing your hair AT LEAST once or twice a week. Like she said, don’t do it when it’s dry. On towel dried hair, apply your leave ins/oils and with a wide tooth comb OR wet brush (***very important) brush through your hair in sections, starting from the bottom. ALWAYS start from the bottom and work your way up. The reason we recommend not brushing your hair when it’s wet and starting from the bottom is because your hair stretches when it’s wet, and pulling and tugging with a brush through wet tangles causes it to stretch out and break. However, if you are extra gentle and start from the bottom, you should be able to avoid breakage. Not brushing at all will also cause breakage so it’s just about finding a happy medium ✨

[@halobaby0331]

I can’t brush mine while wet because it’s too fragile. I just dry brush it then re wet it afterwards and style. I don’t understand the crime of brushing it dry

[@alli9300]

@@halobaby0331 It’s not a crime, but your hair is more prone to breakage when it’s dry or dripping wet. Towel dried hair absorbs products better which allows a brush or comb to slip the through the hair easier. If it’s dripping wet all of the product will just run out, and if it’s bone dry your hair cuticle is slightly lifted and brushing will cause breakage which results in split ends. It really truly comes down to what works for you and what doesn’t. You know your hair best, and we are just here to help you get to your end goal. If brushing dry, rewetting and styling works for you, then just keep on doing that!

[@Amanda_panda28]

My hair suddenly changed, i don´t know why, but i noticed that when being dry, they explode when being brushed and it looks so bad. Now my hair stylist of at least 10 years suddenly tells me that i developed curls xD My hair is really thick and heavy too and it was so confusing suddenly how i should take care if them haha so thanks for you comments !

[@Amiranne128]

When you say "wet brush" do you mean the hairbrush brand "Wet" or is it a type of brush sold by many brands?

[@alli9300]

@@Amiranne128 that actual brand Wet Brush

[@goldehijabi6590]

I remember when I would brush my hair and my hair would be a poofy, frizzy , staticy ball of hair and this helped a lot because my hair loves to frizz and my natural hair is a wavy 2a

[@ankitamohanty662]

So u don't comb your hair now? I'm so confused how to go without combing , how do you tie it ???

[@goldehijabi6590]

Oh, there are wide tooth combs and wide bristle brushes for wavy and curly hair types, they are really good btw. 😅

[@sandpiperr]

Same girl, same.

[@sandpiperr]

@@ankitamohanty662 I have type 2b waves. I think because our moms were on us about making sure we brushed our hair when where little, people are too obsessed with the idea that thorough hair bushing is totally necessary, but if you have curls of any kind (yes, waves are curls!), it's really not. When I get up in the morning, I use a wide-toothed comb, or sometimes just finger comb because sometimes even a wide-toothed comb can break the curls and cause them to fluff up in an unruly way, on any very unruly spots if I have serious bedhead. However, I don't worry about making sure to get all of my hair, because it's not needed. I'll then apply light product for frizz and am ready to go. If I need put it up, I just put it up. Once I realized that I didn't have straight hair, I just became less obsessed with the idea that I need a tight and sleek ponytail or bun. I mean...I don't, really. I'm not in the military nor am I a ballerina, I don't need to fit strict hair regulations, and my hair looks good with more of a relaxed textured updo than a tight pony/bun. And I absolutely never comb it when it's wet! Not even when I blow-dry it. Like most people with curly hair, I use a defuser and just let the defuser cradle it as it drys, then put in product. No round brush needed. When my hair is shorter, which is how I usually keep it, this is all I really do in terms of combing. When I let it grow out, though (for example during COVID), I did noticed that proto-dreds started to form at the back of my neck (that's where curly hair tends to be most tight), so I did need to work those out. However, doing it with my fingers was far less damaging than trying to rip a comb or brush through them. That would just end up breaking the hair and tearing out clumps of it. I also found that a leave in conditioner helped them not form.

[@TesriaT]

@@ankitamohanty662 Some important things to note if you're not brushing constantly: put your hair in a protective style overnight and/or a silk bonnet, a silk pillowcase helps too; don't touch or flip your hair around in general; put it in a protective style if it's windy or rainy outside, even a loose bun on top of your hair will do; use a shower cap on the days you're not washing it. If you do all of that, you just don't need to brush it every day (bear in mind, it has leave in conditioner and product in it to help with hold and taming frizz). As a wavy haired person who can stretch wash days out 5-6 days, on day 3 or 4 I often gently detangle a little with my fingers to make it look neater, and maybe get it slightly damp or use a refresh spray to tame frizz and revitalise the wave. If that's just not working, I just go for a messy bun 😄 But I used to treat it like straight hair (I was very poofy) and brush it every day, so getting my head around the idea that I didn't have to do that did take some adjustments. I also had to practice things like putting my hair in a loose bun or claw clip without pulling it tight, and figure out how to get things working right on wash day (how to use products and techniques) so it didn't frizz up horribly over time. Honestly it's still a work in progress, and I have a lot of bleach damage which doesn't help, but on the days I get it right my hair looks good enough I can wear it down on day 5 with just a little bit of water and a tiny bit of leave in conditioner spritzed on and scrunched in to help tame some frizz. And that's without brushing it since wash day! It sounds impossible when you're not used to it, but it can be done! Just don't expect it to look sleek and slicked-down around your head when tied up, that look does almost always require a brush. I only use a brush to smooth down the top if I need to be fancy - going to a wedding or something - and even then I'm very careful and only use it to smooth big bumps once my hair is already tied up.

[@lady_blue_dream9209]

Everyone says not to brush your hair when dry so what DO we do? I can't just let my hair be tangled, do I just take a shower every time it gets knotty?- it gets knotted multiple times throughout the day, I feel like my hair will just look like a mess 😭

[@sulaimana.5433]

Maybe you could use a detangling spray?

[@booboodfool9101]

Refresh your hair by spraying a bit of water and using a mousse or leave-in conditioner. You're supposed to detangle in the shower with a hair mask or conditioner that has good slip. Also, stop touching your hair, it will mess up your wave pattern and your hands can make your hair dirty. Also, wide tooth combs ain't shit, they take way too long to detangle, use a wet brush💅

[@Summer_sunflowers]

alright don’t worry, first of all if ur hair gets knotty then wet it completely then detangle add mousse, some curling cream, scrunch and ur good to go ;)

[@alli9300]

Hey queen, I’m a licensed hair stylist and I definitely recommend brushing your hair AT LEAST once or twice a week. Like she said, don’t do it when it’s dry. On towel dried hair, apply your leave ins/oils and with a WIDE TOOTH COMB (***very important) brush through your hair in sections, starting from the bottom up. ALWAYS start from the bottom and work your way up. The reason we recommend not brushing your hair when it’s wet is because your hair stretches a lot, and pulling and tugging with a brush when it’s wet causes it to stretch out and break, but if you’re cautious, you should be okay. Not brushing at all will also cause breakage though, so it’s just about finding a happy medium! 😊

[@madisoncraven297]

use a wide tooth comb instead of a brush :)

[@shalomyun8917]

Omg you just saved my life! I’ve watched a bunch of videos and realized yours was the most helpful. I have that weird wavy/straight Asian hair and for the longest time I just thought my hair sucked or was damaged bc it was kinda frizzy, kinda straight, kinda wavy 😭 and I’d religiously brush my hair twice a day. Gotta start doing what you’re doing and see how it goes!

[@annepandesal]

we're on the same boat asdbjfasdhlb

[@AngelinaChenFilms]

Shower routine: - Comb - Oil scalp and ends. Let it sit for 30 minutes to an hour. - Apply conditioner to end - Massage exfoliating shampoo (Briogeo) only to scalp - Second shampoo to scalp - Rinse thoroughly - Strain water from hair and apply hair mask (Briogeo) to ends and mid-ends. Leave it in for 10 minutes before rinsing it out. - Keep hair in microfiber towel for couple of minutes - Apply detangler and brush hair - Apply hair serum (Briogeo) to ends - Apply leave-in cream/conditioner and scrunch hair - Add volume mousse (Purology). Continue scrunching and use microfiber towel - Let hair dry naturally

[@carolynjackson1231]

Thank you for listing this out!

[@gabrielleroot671]

and all this time I thought I had straight hair that just wasn't quiiiiite straight.....I've been following a similar routine for a couple weeks, my hair is like starting to get wavy curls 🥲❤❤washing every 4th day - hair oil overnight, conditioner on ends, double shampoo with clarifying then hydrating shampoo, condition, then leave in conditioner + scrunch in wave cream immediately after towel drying. I have pretty fine hair and still looking for the right products to keep it light and soft while still having good hold, if anyone has recommendations lmk! I'm so glad I found this video thank you so much bb you changed my life fr

[@shrutirajesh9240]

Literally the perfect video for my hair type I can’t thank you enough bestie 😭😭🥺🤍

[@smolfrysunshinex]

You saved my life girly pop. I feel like not enough people focus on our hair type! :( it’s always just super straight or super curly hahaha

[@sandpiperr]

Preach! Once I realized that my wavy hair was basically the same as curly hair, and stopped doing things like paddle brush, flat iron, etc...suddenly I love my hair for the first time in my life!

[@laurenwilliams3329]

This video WILL change my life. Finally a video with a start-to-finish clearly defined routine!! Thank you for not gatekeeping any wavy hair secrets, from now on I’m plagiarizing your whole system (🤫)

[@Mzbhagwanee]

I love that this is without any devices. I was looking for something that was just products.

[@feralnerd5]

Speaking from experience, if you have seborrheic dermatitis, BE CAREFUL with oiling that scalp! Many oils commonly used for this, such as coconut oil, olive oil, even jojoba oil, can make seb derm way way WAY worse. Do your research, use ingredients that are not known to cause flares, and even then, keep an eye on your scalp and make sure that oil is not bad for you specifically, because it very well might still be.

[@AvitalR88]

Which oils r goid?

[@ouch892]

Almond oil has worked for me, but keep in mind everyone is different.

[@maishazarinanan5028]

Use tea tree oil for this condition

[@ClaraGonzalezSantos]

I have seborrheic dermatitis and it actually became worse after a couple of months using coconut oil in my scalp. I went to the hair dresser and got a professional exfoliation and now i keep using an exfoliating shampoo and it got much better. Sometimes, and especially in our case, less is more.

[@biancaharris9504]

@@ClaraGonzalezSantos What was the shampoo?

[@yoko8443]

Thank you for this video!!! I’ve come to realize my 10 yr old daughter does not have straight hair like I do. She’s got waves and her hair looks like she never brushes it and I have no idea how to work with wavy hair. So thank you for this video, it gives me a good idea on what types products we should try.

[@julietteferrars3097]

Bless you for doing some research to help your daughter. My parents never knew how to deal with my wavy/curly hair so they left me to figure it all out and struggle on my own my whole childhood. It would have meant the world to me to have either of them learn what to do and help me. You are such a thoughtful parent. I’m sure your daughter will appreciate the effort you’ve made and will feel more bonded to you because of it. ❤️

[@NativeViva1]

This is so funny cause I never knew my hair was wavy/curly until I shaved off my heat damaged hair 3 years ago & now after 28 years of life I know that it’s been wavy all along & I didn’t know how to style it. I’ve been watching instagram reels mostly to learn how to style & I love my hair texture now. I just get out the shower & style it with most of the products you’ve mentioned & it’s been a journey for sure. My hair length is now short & it’s cute also no heat since I’ve chopped it

[@aira8899]

finally a video without a diffuser. i cant stand blowdrying my hair 😩

[@hyldrklein451]

Today is the second week I've stopped brushing my hair while dry. I've also been doing the wet scrunching thing to train my curls and I'm already seeing improvements. Kinda sad tho that the front of my hair has been so badly ruined by heat that I need to curl it with heat or just tuck it under somewhere to blend it in. The front of my hair is 2a while the rest is a mix of 3a-3b.

[@Sidera17]

Your wave pattern is the same type as mine-- the thinner, longer waves. I have much less dense hair than you do, and mine is super fine, so my waves end up looking stringy when wet but if I blow-dry them too much they just become frizzy crimp floof that looks like netting. Moisture retention is hard (is that a wavy thing with the mids and ends?) and I find I need extra masks/conditioners, but some weigh my hair down so much it becomes straight. I also struggle with a condition called MCAS, which makes you have allergies/hypersensitivity to cosmetics, so I'm constantly on the hunt for a mousse, gel, or curl cream that has no fragrance and won't blow my face up with oil/autoimmunity. I'll check out some of your products featured! I am always on the hunt for ones I don't react to. I also love the idea of "conditioning the ends" before shampooing and can't wait to try. Thanks for all the info! I hope my waves behave to look as good as yours!

[@kieracallahan3821]

I have fine, dense, low-porosity hair and the stringy battle is real! I have found that moisture and getting good curl clumps with soaking wet hair is key to really combatting the stinginess and dry frizz. Also, just time - I’m about 8 months into my natural hair journey and my hair is so much healthier, wavier, and less stringy than when I started. I have mild MCAS (plus a bunch of other stuff lol! but am very sensitive to fragrance and certain ingredients) My top recs are: Ouidad fragrance free bonding shampoo and conditioner, Maui Moisture Curl Quench shampoo and conditioner (has a coconut smell but never had issues and very gentle on scalp), and LUS Curly All-In-One Fragrance Free. I do a deep cleanse every few weeks or so with a cheap herbal essences sulfate shampoo (the rose one) to get rid of build-up and weirdly have had no issues with that - I also use if I have a reaction to a product and need something to help really cleanse it from my hair and scalp effectively, works very well just follow with moisture. I’ve been okay with JVN and Virtue products but they are scented and I wish they weren’t. Gels and mousses tend to be too scented and scalp irritating for me but I have used the Curlsmith Hydrojelly with good success and am going to test the LUS sea moss gel. Innersense is a main stay of the curly girl movement and they are making more fragrance free products - their conditioner doesn’t have enough “slip” for me but I found the shampoo and conditioner very gentle and non-irritating. There is also Seen which as a brand is very focused on non-irritating, fragrance free hair care but I have yet to try personally. I brush style in the shower with soaking wet hair and a wet brush and then plop with a hair towel and get pretty good results, but it took a long time for my hair to heal, learn what works, and get good results. Still mastering the refresh but a continuous water mister is super helpful and I will brush if it’s getting very knotty/frizzy - I am just very gentle and use a tangle teezer. And, I brush before washing - helps a lot with oil distribution, build-up, circulation, and any scalp itchiness. I hope this helps!

[@YunaMay314]

Wow like this worked ☺️ I’m so happy because my hair was always so messy and looked terrible before. Thank you for uploading this gem it was incredibly helpful❤

[@ADHDfyp]

i completely agree with the "no heat" cause i havent used heat on my hair since i was 15 and it has already gotten way healthyer without me changeing anything else.

[@jelyse14]

First tip: dont brush hair. I wouldnt be able to live without brushing through my hair. Ive got very very long hair and when I dont brush my hair and instead try to style my hair wavy its just a mess. Not brushing through my hair leaves me finding loose hairs all over me all throughout the day, half hanging out of the blanket of it all. Sometimes I find myself sitting on the loose strands and since its not brushed those loose strands are stuck in tangles somewhere along the way and it pulls. or it makes it hard to pull them out of the bunch. If I dont brush and collect the loose strands I run the risk of having these 3 ft long hairs everywhere, getting stuck in desk chair wheels, and since the hair is so long all it takes is one strand to fuck up a wheel if it gets in there. I've had to clean out desk chair wheels before, it takes forever when there's hair and string wrapped up in those. That and if I dont brush and blow dry my scalp at the very least my horrible cowlicks (multiple at the crown of my head) end up making my scalp feel bruised. I swear Ive tried and I'd love to make my wavy hair work, but I despise what I'd have to deal with more than I'd enjoy the waves. That and spending more time on upkeep than I already do, with needing to style it every day, seems like such a waste of time. I could spend that time on my art instead. Blow dry it, put it up in a hair stick. No bruised scalp, no loose hairs all over me every second of the day, I can easily braid it into styles without worrying about tangles all over the place. I keep getting this idea in my head every now and then that I should try making my wavy hair work and will look up hair routines for my hair type, but every time I do Im reminded why I dont.

[@virvewirllos]

One thing I found out that worked really well for me when transitioning from straightening it to letting it dry back into my natural waves is to put it on a braid or two AFTER it has dried and undoing it for a bit to let the hair breathe at least once a day. I found ponytails put too much strain on my scalp and the ponytail itself still looked puffy and wrong, but braiding it into a lose braid kept it from frizzing up too much and helped keeping it clean. It also made pinning it up easier. It does give you that fingerwavy pattern but once your hair is less damaged from the heat I found that it bounced back to my natural waves without any issue but of course it could be different for your hair. Edit: I also think that if you don't have really defined waves and especially if you have fine hair, you *might* do better cutting your hair above elbow-length. In my experience at that length the weight of the hair doesn't drag down the waves so much but it doesn't become unmanageable wavy either.

[@kaki4forks]

I feel so validated. this is what my hair looks like when it's wet, and my family has tried to convince me it's pin straight...

[@klaudiamr990310]

Thank you so much, i always felt like my hair was never curly enough, so i used sooo much product, to keep the "curls".. but today i will try your method! Thank you!!

[@HP-tw6tl]

Way better video for wavy hair than all the other higher view videos I've seen yet

[@jasanahis]

omg tysm😭😭

[@pop4843]

Thank you so much omg, i never had someone to teach me how to properly care for my hair so i am SO thankful

[@keithanbenjamin493]

Thank you, Curly Girl for helping a Curly Boy out! I watched your video cause your Thumbnail Photo is the only one on YT that looks exactly like my hair. This was so helpful, after doing exactly what you did (except for the make-up) I am now getting offers from Women to buy my Hair, I owe you a Percentage if I ever decide to sell!

[@soniacordero90]

I've watched so many of these type of routines and this one has to be my favorite. Thank youu, subcribed :)

[@fionahannon]

You touched my soul and changed my life. Thank you for making this video!🙂💕

[@spookethhh]

I finally found a youtuber with the same hair type, loved all the recommendations thank uuu ❤❤❤

[@Di-vy3kr]

Thank you for posting this. It never occurred to me not to brush my waves. I've been using leave in conditioner after showering and brushing then and I have healthier hair, less fallout and my waves are actually looking good.

[@dorolicious]

I also have wavy hair and I brush it daily.😅 You just need the right products, routine and brush, then it's absolutely no problem! Might add, wavy is not the only type you need to know. Like is it dry, thin, healthy? Try different things until you gave the outcome you want.

[@nonotaros]

my hair is just like yours, so glad I found your routine! Thank you so much, I'm eager to try it and see the results

[@jasanahis]

lmk if it works for you love🥹🫶🏻

[@Chocaholixa]

I've got wavy hair type 2 too and I struggle a lot with how to treat it for sleeping and in the morning after wash day, no matter if I wrap it in silk, it just never looks nice the day after😅 and I struggle a lot with hairstylists who don't know about the different hair types. The last new one thought I had "real curls" and didn't know about wavy types and then proceeded to treat my hair like straight hair🥲 very hot blow out with combing and of course nothing like scrunching😅

[@dancingonthe3dge]

So I have diagnosed OCD and I just cannot go more than 24 hours without washing my hair. But I have wavy hair and I really want to start treating it like wavy hair because I've been straightening it all of my life. Is the shampooing only like three times a week completely non-negotiable? Like if you had to shampoo it daily, how would you change this routine?

[@vintagebae7258]

Use a sulphates free gentle everyday shampoo

[@lonniecynth]

I have OCD too and while for me it doesn’t affect this I totally get how awful it would feel if it did. I think It’ll be totally fine if you wash it every day if you find a good conditioner and hair mask to keep your moisture up, I think the only reason people say not to wash so often is so it doesn’t strip hair of moisture if I’m not wrong

[@vixikie]

I brush my hair before when it is dry right before shower, brush it with a wet brush with leave in conditioner after shower. Between shower days I detangle my hair with my fingers in the mornings. That does not ruin the pattern for me. If I don't do it my hair looks crazy in the mornings because my hair is so frizzy. I like moose instead of gel and after shower I like to scrunch, sometimes even finger coiling (gives nice waves) and sometimes I also plop with t-shirt for 10-15 min just so it doesn't dripping water anymore. For me, scrunching hair changed my hair the most. I would like to try salt spray one day.

[@adinal1958]

I used to wish I had curlier hair until I realized how lucky I was. There are women out there spending literal hours trying to get the beachy waves I get by simply letting my hair air dry and not touching it too much. The less I do, the better it looks. Love my natural texture! 😁

[@noorkholif5040]

omg girl i was searching how to enhance my wavy hair for months and just did it all in one video thk soooo much

[@priyanshisrivastava5149]

I was literally looking for this on yt today and coincidentally you decided to drop this gem 😭 Loving this 💗

[@jasanahis]

omg coincidence?!! i think not the universe made it for u 🤭🫶🏻

[@priyanshisrivastava5149]

@@jasanahis ❤️

[@krystal941]

Me and you have the exact same wave pattern I have not found anyone who has the same pattern as me doing this routine. Thank you so much.

[@Nonamelmh]

I read that you're supposed to mix rosemary oil with another type of oil since it can be too harsh on the scalp

[@jasminehameedy76]

usually most hair rosemary oils i’ve seen are already mixed in with another oil probably for that reason!

[@earl_jd1650]

Its crazy, i am 23 years old and i have only just found out a few weeks ago that i shouldn’t be combing my hair😂 thank you for the added tips!❤

[@calichick2000317]

I use the denman brush after putting styling curly gel, then curl boosting spray, scrunch it & let it air dry. I will defenitely try the texture wave spray, been looking for something during my non wash days.

[@shelbeydeegan2666]

Does your hair ever get tangled between washes? I have a similar hair type but I couldn’t possibly NOT brush it (at least with a wide tooth comb) between washes bc it gets so snarly.

[@a.personofficial]

It kinda has to be tangled. But it gets frizzy so you have to refresh it every other day with water and product

[@lizziepuff152]

i've tried to not brush my hair for a while but then i start getting huge chunks of hair making a big balls of tangled hair between washes, like a cat with balls of hair in their back, how can i fix all the tangles in my hair without brushing it and making it fuzzy?

[@lena-bs5cg]

u can get a comb for curly hair with widely spaced teeth and gently comb through ur hair with it

[@md.md16]

Brush it and then use a spray conditioner or salt water spray. Brings it back to normal.

[@ZionTreasureHunt]

My natural wavy hair is beautiful I had no idea 😂 I stopped all heat and it’s so pretty. I never brush my hair dry I use my fingers or a large spaced out comb. I only use curl cream, leave in conditioner, a root lifter, and natural hair oil mixture I make. I do scalp oil treatments 1 to 2x a week and deep conditioning mask. I don’t cut my hair I literally twist it in the sun and just cut off my split ends.

[@XBLAZE.18]

My hair is just like that. Well I have my own hair routine but i can definitely add something from your video thanks a lot 😊

[@nrinfar]

I can't wait to try this! I have a curtain bang but it gets really wavy and oily. When I stay outside for a long time in the heat, it will get really dry and frizzy. The bang is too curly and that looks weird. Hopefully this video will change my life

[@abbytrapp8258]

Where have you been all my life? I always know my hair was not straight, not curly, but annoying to deal with lol. THANK YOU. I literally just found out what 2A was ha

[@andreathompson-bg4hl]

What about when you wake up do you not comb your hair? Mine looks messy in the morning.

[@micheller3251]

Here's an advice for the awkward in between ironing/hot hairdrying and natural stage: Now's your time to give shorter hair a try. Try a short bob, or a pixie cut or even a shoulder lenght cut, anything you want. But I promise you your hair will thank you for getting rid of the most damage part.

[@puredemon5926]

Good thing I'm lazy when it came to brushing my hair lmao. Got one thing down. Of course I do try to brush every so often these days, but I was horrible at doing it when I was younger. I do find that brushing when wet does help my frizziness though. But I guess you shouldn't overdo it. Like how washing your hair (with shampoo) everyday can actually damage it. Leave-in conditioners are nice for frizziness too. How you wash your hair can make a huge difference too. Of course, by the end of the day, it's all trial and error to find something that works for you. I've been trying to find tips for wavy hair for a long time! There's so much for curly or straight (mostly curly though,) but not so much for wavy.

[@IkaSenoritaz]

How is your hair cut? What do you ask the hairdresser to do? BEAUTIFUL HAIR ❤️

[@way9883]

our hair type is EXACTLY the same. loose wavy! thank you ❤❤❤

[@toryblackmon4505]

Nice video, very helpful. Could you share the scalp oil you used? I realize that I have to accept my hair and stop fussing with it by straightening and blow drying it. I've been growing out my blonde to go natural to have even healthier hair. Thanks!

[@PearlDeFloreOfficial]

I want to try these!! They sound perfect for me.❤🙌

[@jasl9987]

You def need to brush your hair on refresh days! Spray with water, brush with a wide tooth comb and then re scrunch.... the product will reactivate u dont need to add more

[@Jar2789-p7v]

I have hair like you and I got annoyed sometimes but I don't like to straight my hair to, and like you said I didn't brush my hair most of time I only used my hand

[@sandrahalling]

You are adorable. Thanks for sharing your routine. It is literally the OPPOSITE of three others I watched today. I really think the wavy needs are so different and those cute 3A girlies just don't know!! 😂 Have you tried the Olaplex 3? It made the biggest difference in my ends. 💜

[@nouraal6098]

finally someone with my exact hair structure and same amount in terms of thickness

[@nahoconnell]

Correct me if Im wrong but I have the same kind of hair and I think the problem is not only the wavyness but also the thinness. It is so light and fragile that it breaks easily and it's not heavy enough to weigh down much so it looks puffy and frizzy more than someone with a thick hair I feel like... Very high maintenance. 😅

[@armyxkookie9464]

I haven’t tried it yet. But I’ve done similar routines but my hair does feel sticky and crunchy especially if I let it air dry. 😢 also working in a kitchen when my hair has to be up all the time is hard to have a routine

[@alteredperspective678]

What do you do with your hair when you go to bed? Do you use a silk pillowcase, wear a bonnet, etc?

[@jenni4809]

how do you keep it lasting overnight

[@jasanahis]

i put it in a braid and then the next day refresh it with some wave spray and/or mousse ᵕ̈

[@sarahburrier9123]

Your hair seems very similar to mine! My problem is that when I use these kind of techniques with the products and moisturizing, it just weighs it down and the waves fall out. But also if I dont use anything, I lose a lot of waves mainly around the front and sides. I can't win!! 😫 How do I find the right product? What do I need to look for?

[@lucianaandreatta433]

My hair is exactly like yours! I’ve always seen vids of people with wavy hair but it never looks like mine lol!

[@Farahalsharae]

Hey bestie thanks so much your a literal LIFE SAVER but I do have a question.How do you do up your hair to go to sleep?? Thanks for the tips you’ve saved my life💗

[@FalonElise]

This is SO helpful! How often do you wash your hair?

[@varvarapok7377]

You should show your hair the next day or two days after this routine. I have wavy hair and it looks great after styling, but after sleeping the night it's a disaster 😢. What am I supposed to do then?

[@vedanshigheewala4113]

Hey I really love your routine, it is so satisfying 😊 Also which microfiber towel you use?

[@jasanahis]

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[@Whats_Up_Dot]

I have a similar hair type, and this video was fantastic 😊 I also wear a satin cap to bed to keep my hair contained. I've found it helps a ton to lock in the moisture, keep it from getting tangled, and also my cat no longer steps on my hair at night 😂

[@lauren_08]

I appreciate this video. My hair looks identical to yours, color and all.. only difference is I have an oily scalp. Thanks for these tips 🫶🏽

[@summersky223]

I have wavy hair the only part of my hair that really gets dry is my ends but if I put oil in like my roots or any other parts of my hair it becomes very very greasy like a day later so I don't know what to do I use hask biotin boost works really well brush my hair when it's wet and then air dry I don't use any type of leave-ins because it leaves my hair looking wet and after it piles into Grease. If anybody has any advice on how I can make my hair look better please comment

[@ChopstickUrFootOff]

I be trying out the bowl method with no good results too, like there is so much trial & error just for me to still have frizzy, half-wavy, half-straight hair in the end😢

[@hannahmazzelli8995]

I personally feel like I have wavy hair but if I don’t brush it constantly I get really bad Matts in the back of my head . What should I do ?

[@jemina1948]

❤❤❤I like to watch routines. This is simple and healthy without heat. Happy weekend to all.

[@FragrantVenerations]

Bit what will the oil on the tips do roght before a wash.... Especially if you already jave OTHER products on the tips since earlier... Its not gonna ba able to reach the hair AND it will only be washed off...riiiight?

[@peachycream]

Ive very thick hair too. I think it feels like the underlayer is straight and thr top layer us wavy. So i never get the definition like the tutorials. Youve lovely healthy hair.

[@Jaserah858]

I have naturally wavy hair too girl l know the struggle after having a shower it has curls then it takes forever to dry

[@avatomassini6721]

realized i have wavy hair today so thank you for this :))) its insane how so many people don't know they have wavy hair .. i always thought if it doesn't dry perfectly straight it's just not straight hair but looolol boy was I wrong

[@BeckyJohnson-u5k]

I was born in 1952 and was blonde hair wavy and curly as a kid.So growing up I new how to care for beach wavy hair when I had it long.

[@halopearls]

How do you set up your hair when you go to bed? In a pony tail or braids or as is?

[@bybyana26]

I was just thinking that I don’t even know what type of hair I have 😢. It used to be pretty straight up until puberty then it started getting curly but I used to put lots of moose to “tame” it 😅but when I don’t put any curly hair products in it it looks very close to yours.

[@starlight_0728]

How do I sleep in my hair and then still have be wavy the next day? Is there a certain way I should sleep with my hair up?

[@smeraarkalgud5703]

Do you have any tips to reduce the frizz? I’ve developed a routine and it does wonders for my waves, but it’s always a frizzy after I finish.

[@fairygrl999]

have u figured out the solution for this? struggling so hard with this

[@tasmeenaali3041]

Hi, do you have a list of the products used? The links don't work. 😞

[@yascamm]

Your video helped me so much. Thank you a lot. I'll try and come back tomorrow to say if it worked. ♡♡

[@KreeZafi]

How do I not brush my hair though?? Especially in the morning after sleeping on it, it's absolutely all over the place and I need to pull SOMETHING through it to at least get it in place and not walk around with a crazy bedhead all day

[@ArianeM-gk2vp]

How do i detangle between wash days? Should i wet it and brush it out a little? Then restyle?

[@ArianeM-gk2vp]

Bc i have really long hair so it will be REALLY difficult for me to deal with knots during the week😭

[@SamJoy-f8p]

Hey, do you scalp massage your hair every single day? And Even the days you are not washing your hair?

[@MeghaSakat.]

Combing in wet hair makes hair thin and hairfall ?? I have already thin hairs what should I do?

[@Mobirin]

I am a gym girlie. How do i keep my wavy hair last until the next washday?🥹🥹😭

[@lolidrawz806]

Wait do you still get your hair wet when it’s not a wash day? Or do you keep it dry while you shower?

[@mel999.]

You can definitely brush your hair dry before washing it as a wavy girl. Even some curly girls do that. Less hair loss

[@Yupyupyup32]

so if we dont comb or brush should we just go to work with bedhead?

[@bandanarathore]

Refresh your hair. Spray in water use gel or leave in. Spray heat protection Then diffuse.

[@dancingwithgravity]

Thank you for sharing! Do you sleep with a bonnet and/or silk/satin pillowcases? (sorry if you said that and I missed it)

[@scarlettgarner3568]

Will def be trying this! How long do you go between washes and do you do anything with your hair between them besides oil it?

[@Katyus14]

Exactly! All these videos are about washing but I want to know what to do on day 2 and 3 and 4. And I'm loosing a lot of hair do to thyroid problems so it would be nice to know how to keep a good style without combing? But then what about the hair that is not falling out?

[@ShatteredRippleBooks]

Brushing hair when wet causes it to stretch and break. I have wavy hair and I brush when it's dry. I would rather do that than cause breakage.

[@Ladania101]

Your sweater in this video is lovely

[@tessalillian8184]

What are some good products to buy, I’ve been on a hair care dourney and I have tried so many different products but I don’t know what’s good and not there’s so many mixed reviews and opinions how do I know what to buy. And I’m willing to splurg on something that’s good but I just don’t know what it and not 😩

[@Its_Laura_Weasley]

I hear don’t brush hair when it is wet and now don’t brush it when it is wet when am i gonna brush my hair then