Durags and waves hairstyles are IN! You have questions, and we answers. Here are the FAQs on all things durag and waves related.
Are durags for men and women?
Yes, durags can be worn by both genders and any age group! Veeta Superior Durags are designed with extra-long, double wide straps to facilitate any head size.
Silky durags vs. velvet durags- which material is better for waves?

The material build of your durag is ultimately up to personal preference. Silky durags are lighter weight than velvet durags, making them more popular in summer months and warmer climates. As long as you purchase from a reputable brand such as Veeta, the quality of your durag will not be sacrificed based on the material that it is made out of.
How do you tie a durag?
There are many different ways to fashion a durag, one of the most popular being the Basic Tie. For the basic typing of a durag, start by turning the durag inside out so the middle seam is pointed on the outer part of the durag. Next, put the durag on your head like a hood, just above your eyebrows, with the straps hanging from each side. After that, take one strap in each hand and tie them behind your head, tight enough to keep the hair comfortably compressed. Then, take one strap in each hand again and cross them flatly around your forehead so that they wrap around your head on the opposite side. Finally, tie the straps at the back of your head again into a knot. Straighten the durag so that it is pulled tight and clean. Ta-da! You just tied a basic durag.
What are the easiest waves hairstyle to cultivate?
180 waves are usually the easiest to attain because it doesn’t require as complex of a brushing technique and tends to take less time to build the waves pattern. For this reason, 180 waves are very popular- and great looking!
Can white people get waves?
Yes, white people can cultivate waves hairstyles. Waves were first seen amongst Black men and are a prominent aspect of Black culture, however, that does not mean that only Black people can attain waves. The ability to wave hair has more to do with hair type and texture, where thicker, courser hair types tend to take to the waving process better.
Does wearing a durag cause hair loss?
No, wearing a durag does not cause hair loss and is actually a great way to keep the hair hydrated and protected. With that being said, a durag can cause breakage to the hair from constant compression. As long as you keep the hair hydrated and wear a durag appropriately, hair loss should not be an issue.
How long does it take to get waves?
The amount of time depends primarily on the hair type, texture and length. It will also be determined by your brushing and maintenance behaviors, and whether or not you were consistent with that. The waves process can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.
What do you need to buy in order to cultivate waves hairstyles?
Want to know what hairstyling tools and products are needed to build waves? Read all about it in Veeta’s blog post, 360 Waves Supplies Checklist.
Where can you buy the highest quality Superior Durags, styling combs and wave caps?

You can shop for the highest quality durags, caps, combs and more HERE.
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