1) What causes waves in hair?

The structure of each individual strand will determine whether or not it falls into the category of naturally straight, wavy or curly hair types. When a looser curl pattern grows from the scalp with alternating curved shapes throughout its length there appears to form an S shaped wave on the entire strand. That being said sometimes even naturally “straight” hair…

2) How do I define my waves without making my hair crunchy?

A good way defining these strands involves utilizing products specifically created for this task that won’t weigh down or stiffen curls while reducing frizz simultaneously . Alternatively consider air drying after allowing light yet effective styling foams through your wet hair before twisting sections away from face individually by gently running fingers over each spiral post foam application method:

3) How often should I shampoo my wavy hair?

This really depends on your exact texture type along with sebum production amount which varies person-to-person therefore washing frequency differs among people again depending upon their situation and quality/type preferences towards manageability vs avoiding damages. On average though oil buildup prompts every third/or fourth day cycles so aim accordingly- remember always patch test any new formula first time around

4) Can I still straighten my wavy hair?

Absolutely! That being said it’s important to utilize proper heat styling safety protocol as too high can really damage those natural curls as well. Use appropriate temperature-controlled stylers and apply a protective spray or serum into your damp strands prior heating which will help shield against thermal damaage.

5) What is the best way to detangle wavy hair?

This again depends largely on personal preference, but many find using combs (wide toothed when wetting down post shampoo-rinse session) are ideal. Gently comb each section individually from bottom of tresses gradually in upward motion towards roots while placing a drop of oil throughout that region for ease; Finish with applying little cream or foam before running fingers through…