Mixed3-Pack Wave Brush Set (Soft, Medium Hard & Hard)
A wave brush set (kit) with soft, medium hard and hard brushes. Change firmness as your hair grows — one kit for fresh cuts, training and wolfing.
AOSINA WAVE BRUSHES
Wave brushes for 360 waves — soft, medium hard and hard.
AOSINA makes wave brushes in three firmness levels — soft, medium hard and hard — so you can match the brushing feel to your hair length and routine stage.
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MixedHardHard Wave Brush for Thick, Coarse and Dense Hair
A hard wave brush with firm nylon bristles for stronger pull on thick, coarse and dense hair. For longer wolfing sessions and advanced wave training.
Medium HardMedium Hard Wave Brush for Wolfing, Thick and Coarse Hair
A medium hard wave brush — more pull than soft, less than hard. Built for wolfing, thick hair, coarse hair and 4C. Curved palm handle for control.
SoftSoft Wave Brush for Fresh Cuts and Short Hair
A soft wave brush with a wooden palm handle — for fresh cuts, short hair and beginner routines. See who it suits and when to move to a firmer brush.
Choose by hair stage.
Match brush firmness to your current hair length, density and preferred brushing feel.
Compare brushesTHE WAVE JOURNALWave Troubleshooting BRUSH BASICS BRUSH CARE All articles →
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Wave TroubleshootingCrown Brush Pattern: Why the Swirl Is the Last Section to Close
The crown is where hair direction changes inside one brush width, so normal strokes skip it or fight it. How to find your whirl, the stroke pattern that lays it down, and where to stop.
Read article →BRUSH BASICSCurved vs. Flat Wave Brush: Which Shape Actually Fits Your Head
A curved body and a flat body put pressure on your scalp in different ways. Where each shape helps, where it fights you, and the four checks that tell you in two weeks.
Read article →BRUSH CAREHow to Clean a Wave Brush with a Wooden Handle
Remove loose hair first, keep the wooden handle out of standing water, and let the brush dry in moving air. Avoid soaking or unconfirmed cleaning treatments.
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