do you have to form wave when texturizing your hair or does it form on it's own?

Question

if you have long straighted hair (on your back) will it be harder to texturize

i don't mean i have hair on my back . My hair is reaching my back

Answer 1

are you talking about BACK hair?? I hope that's not really how it sounded...but if you are talking about normal head hair...if yours is totally naturally flat you will have to scrunch and use a curling iron, most likely. If it has a bit of curl in it just a little light scrunching should do, but it all depends on the product you use! I like Brilliant Brunette's Starlight Waves, because it doesn't leave your hair course or sticky.

Answer 2

Like the previous responder I am unclear about the question. However, it does sound like you're referencing the "360 waves" style that many black young men like to wear (think Usher, Kanye West or P Diddy post-mohawk).

This style, which can also translate to women with hair above the ears (although it works better the shorter the coif), requires constant and consistently uniform brushing of the hair with a strong, natural bristle brush.

Answer 3

iight dis how i have been given mine the first step to it really is brush 50 storkes on eachside then get a sparkling gorgeous, the wat u favor is a mushy brush, sportin wave grease, nd a wave cap or durag (durag facilitates da impressive) ok then wat u prefer to do is placed warm water throughout your head nd placed the sportin wave grease on your head even as the water is on it then brush yet another 50 storkes on eachside then placed on the durag or wave cap nd this is going to take about 3 to 4 days if u do the flaws i in basic terms informed u to do............dats how lengthy it took me wen i first were given them nd now if i porr water on my head the automatacly kome throughout ma head