Hey I'm White, Asian, Latino, Not Black , Can I Get 360 Waves?

   Now this site and others are clogged & congested wit threads asking if such & such ethnicity can get waves, too many of them not even posting pics, or posting unclear pics and what not. Regardless these threads are, frankly, useless and do nothing but take up space for us all and bandwidth for the forum owner.

 So without further ado let this be the complete comprehensive guide to all "Can I get waves?" related questions and threads.

• Getting waves has absolutely nothin to do with race, ethnicity, nationality, none of that. 
• What is has to do with, is hair texture.

   If your hair has any texture, wave, or curl to it naturally before you ever started thought about becoming a 360 waver, then the answer is yes, you can eventually achieve waves! You must understand that waves (the hairstyle) is basically laid down curls. The more curly your hair is, the smaller your waves will be when they develop. Also the curlier your hair, the more waves you will have on your head when your pattern develops fully.

Contrary to popular belief, guys/girls with straighter hair textures can achieve a 360 wave pattern regardless of their ethnicity. The thing to understand is that your waves will be bigger and you will have less waves on your head compared to a person who has a super curly hair texture.

But do not get this twisted & start thinking that every White, Latino, or Asian can get waves, because not every White, Latino or Asian has the same hair texture. There is a real real easy way to tell if u ever gonna wave -- you dont have to grow it out long or wolf for months on end to find out if you can do it. Here's how:

Simply get a #3 or #4 cut ATG (against the grain) and take a close look at how your hair behaves. If your hair sticks straight up like a porcupine and stays sticking up, then that is a sign you will not get waves.
 Another quick test you can do to understand if you will wave or not is to wet your hair and then comb it backwards. If you do the test and your hair naturally falls back down, then that means you can get your waves on swim as long as you begin the daily process of brushing your hair daily as discusses on the 360WaveProcess YouTube Channel.

If your hair is 100% straight, then you are not likely to ever waves up. The reason for this is because, as everyone knows, waves are curls that have been laid-down and flattened by using a du-rag. and that are aligned in rows with each other through heavy brushing. Simply put. No curls to lay down = no waves.

BUT, if after getting that cut, your hair tends to lay down on its own, that means your hair has some sort of curl/wave texture to it. This is how curly/wavy hair simply behaves when short, and it means you'll get waves.

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If u white and your hair looks like this:                    if you're white and it looks like this:

Slim chance of waving.                                                           Then you good. You'll wave.




If u asian your hair looks like this:                          If you're asian and your hair looks like this:

You will struggle to achieve a pattern.                                  You'll be spinnin in no time.



If u Latino & your hair looks like this:                      If you're Latino & it looks like this:












Your hair will need to be thicker.                                                      Then you will definitely get waves.



IF you are ready to begin your 360 Wave Process, please click here to check out some of the best 360 wave brushes.. These brushes are designed with a curve so that they contour to your head and brush more hair with every stroke. That will allow you to get waves faster than if you just used a normal brush.