Last week I got a #2 wtg and its only been a week and my waves are curling up. I planned to wolf about 6 weeks but I don't want my waves to reach their breaking point because I am scared they might go away if I get it cut to soon.Any suggestions

keep brushing and using h20 method

New York wrote:Last week I got a #2 wtg and its only been a week and my waves are curling up. I planned to wolf about 6 weeks but I don't want my waves to reach their breaking point because I am scared they might go away if I get it cut to soon.Any suggestions

na they wont go away...and u will know when u reach ur breaking point...

im bout to prove that there is no breaking point

im thinkin longer hair takes more work, but a breaking point just dont make sense from a scientific stand poitn nah mean?

im not tryna go mad scientist on yall but can anybody explain whut causes a breakin point???

stormy_seas wrote:im bout to prove that there is no breaking point

im thinkin longer hair takes more work, but a breaking point just dont make sense from a scientific stand poitn nah mean?

im not tryna go mad scientist on yall but can anybody explain whut causes a breakin point???

theres iz a point...lol when ur hard brush will do u know justice thats the point where u need to cut ur hair...lol but i do understand what ur saying but if u dont got nuttin to brush ur hair with to move it u gotta cut it so thats the so called "BREAKING POINT"....

IF A #2 IS TOO HIGH GET A #1

no a #1 is too short that might cause yah waves to "wash out" get a 1 1/2 its wut i usually get but my last cut was a 2 and now im wolfin so i wont need a cut for another 7 weeks haha

I suggest continue ur regular wave process
whatever method you use
Get a cut this time get a 1.5 WTG , Thats usually the lowest wavers wanna go so do that fam.. And from there do ur stuff keep brushing , and shud B good..
But in this current situation dont cut your hair until U know its past ur normal wavelength that you are not comfortable brushing