Curl Texturizer Maximum Strength Wave & Curl

If you have tight curls, treating your hair with a texturizer can help to loosen and relax the curls and make it easier to style your hair. One popular style for people with short, coarse hair following a texturizing treatment is the 360 wave look, where the curls have been trained to lie down on the scalp, a full 360 degrees around the head. To create this look yourself, start with a texturizer treatment and then create 360 waves in your hair over the course of a few weeks.

Apply the Texturizer
Start by applying petroleum jelly all around the hairline to avoid burning the skin with the texturizer. Then, put on the latex gloves and use the comb to scoop up a dollop of the texturizer. Comb the texturizer through your hair thoroughly for at least 10 minutes, until you see an "S" or wave pattern forming in your hair. Next, rinse out the texturizer with warm water and wash your hair with the neutralizing shampoo. Rinse and repeat as needed until all of the texturizer is out of your hair. Finally, apply hair conditioner and rinse it out after about five minutes.

Brush Your Hair
Following your texturizing treatment, dry your hair and begin the process of creating 360 waves. Your hair needs to have grown out to about an inch in length so you'll have enough to work with as you train it. Your hairbrush is going to be the most important tool in your styling toolkit as you work toward the 360 waves. Brush daily for 10 minutes or even longer, starting from the crown of your head and working your way to the hairline. Any hard, medium or soft boar-bristle brush will do the trick. Be sure to brush evenly around your entire head, and avoid shampooing for one to two weeks as you create the waves.