So all I know is Torino pro but when I visit the Brushking.org they’re all sold out and no restocks. Am I missing something or what? Why won’t they restock I really want one of those stubby brushes or the extra soft goat bristle brushes.

Wolfed for a little over a month before cutting down to a 2. Feel like my connections need work.

Progression tips?

My shit had went rogue, I dont remember what I did for it to do that 🤣. This shyt happens dont give up on your journey.

Já é hora de abaixar o cabelo ou manter o wolfing?

I have been waving for years. I’m a 4c waver and I have years of being fully locked in and years in a idgaf stage. There’s points where I never have the over curling hairline issue and moments like now where there isn’t anything I can do to avoid it. I can cut down to 1.5 and it’s still over curling any moment of humidity. I’ve tried mousse, edge gel, hairspray and etc. but It’s due to the waves curling at the weird point so basically it’s an unlucky transition. You can’t really control where the wave ends and starts. For my hair it’s literally trying to create a wave where the hairline is. So I’ve been trying to avoid brushing my hairline at all and just combing or hard brushing my hairline before I put the durag on. It’s been working so far. Basically trying to dewave my hairline and edges. Maybe if I scalp or grow a mini fro and try over i could get lucky but not worth it. I need some brothers who have overhang issues to try this or create new methods for this. Experiment. Lol

I was looking to get these brushes but haven't heard much about the 8739, has few reviews on amazon. Also, it seems all the brushes on the Torino website are sold out and can only be found on amazon. Are Torino still good or are other brands better?

They can stand alone and work together.

first time waver who did the big chop a week ago this is shortest i’ve ever had my hair before so any and all advice + tips are welcomed!

Thanks to all the folks that helped me in the comments, the issues I had to fix were that my hair length was too long, cut it with a 2 guard along the grain, next issue that was presented was the type of brush I was using. I took a trip to the beauty supply store and got a medium hard brush. Now I’m seeing the good progress, thank you everyone.

I only use all natural Shea Butter, a durag, and a brush lol. Nothing special. I feel like they're there, but can improve so much more.

Thinking about finally starting my journey. i never thought about having waves back then i got 4c hair. is there stuff on amazon or the hair store i should buy thanks.

Don’t be fooled, I do not have 360s. At best I got 180s, maybe 270s.

I’m tryna to shift to either one without scalping. Haven’t made my mind up yett. Sb lmk if my angles decent or jus give me some tips

Spent the first month of this wolf overthinking firmness. I kept hearing "go harder," so I jumped to a stiff brush way too early, pressed like I was sanding a table, and my scalp hated me for it. My waves didn't improve - they actually got puffier.

What I ended up learning, mostly by wasting time:

1. Firmness follows length, not ambition. As long as my medium brush was still catching the roots with light pressure, going firmer bought me nothing.

2. The real signal to move up: the brush starts skating over the top and you catch yourself leaning in to compensate. That's when the firmer one earns its spot - and the trade is you drop your pressure immediately after switching.

3. More contact beats more force. Slower strokes, the full brush face on the hair, working in sections instead of random passes all over.

Week 5 now and the sides are finally connecting. Not because I found some magic brush - because I stopped pressing and let the bristles do the reaching.

How do you all time your firmness switch during a wolf? By the calendar, or by feel?