Waved hair is trained to grow into long waves. The waves spin in one direction, then in the opposite direction, hence the name "360 waves." This is a stylish hairstyle for black men. Since the hair naturally develops into a tight curl, it needs to be trained to straighten out to this sleek style. You train the hair by regular use of hair products and daily brushing, followed by putting on a wave cap to keep the waves in place.

Caring for natural hair can be difficult if you have no idea what works for your hair. Also, everyone’s texture is different and just because a particular product works for some, it may not work for others. One thing is for sure, natural hair thrives on moisture, so it’s important to keep this in mind when creating a regimen. Bottom line, the best approach in creating a regimen is simple trial and error, until you find out what works for you.

Walking down the aisle and getting married to your true love is probably one of the biggest moments in a woman's life. For women, the hairstyle can set the mood for the occasion. If our hair is out of place, we feel the same way.

African American hair is not all one type of hair. It can be nappy, wavy, spirally, curly, thin, thick, dry or silky. The hair texture depends on the origins. Whereas there are African American women who have predominantly African-influenced women in their family, their hair may be thicker. There are African American women whose hair took on the characteristics of their Native American or White ancestors. However, for the purposes of this piece, hair care is for women who have African-influenced hair.

Black women have a lot of hair styling options available to them because of their hair's texture and different processing techniques that allow them to go straight, go curly or go natural.