#WavieTalks WavyWMN

Cultivating and creating her brand starting at the tender age of 16, Susy Oludele had no idea of the greatness that was destined her way. After being laid off as a Home Health Aide, she took a chance on becoming a Hair Stylist and following her dreams.

Soon after, she became a force to be reckoned with in her own right. Styling the likes of Solange and Megan Thee Stallion just to name a few. In fact, it was Susy’s creative mind that created Beyoncé’s iconic Lemonade braids. But there’s more to her than what meets the eye.

The importance of community and life’s experiences shaped Susy into the woman she is today. Never forgetting her Nigerian roots, and her origins starting from her own mother braiding her hair as a child. Not to mention she’s the proud owner of the Hair By Susy salon located in Brooklyn’s Bed-Stuy neighborhood. Which she makes a few special announcements about!

So get into these words of wisdom, pro tips, laughs and dive into the Season Two premiere of the #WavieTalks.

Checking in for the season one finale is Influencer, Educator, Model & Miss Black South Carolina 2021, Maya Rose Phillips.

Discussing self-love intertwining into her wave journey, balancing life as a Master’s student studying Education AND becoming 1st-runner up in the Miss Black USA Pageant. All while advocating for Human Trafficking and Awareness.

Amber spoke to the South Carolina-native (by way of Atlanta, GA) about some of her hair product faves, what inspired her to advocate for Human Trafficking, her early pageant days, plus a sneak peek of a new video on the way w/popular hair care brand, Red By Kiss.

Wavies, grab some wine, a pen & paper and get ready to dive into the season finale of the #WavieTalks.

Checking in this episode is Yoga Instructor & Wellness Coach, Yogi TB who focuses on Trauma, Sports & Prison.
Intertwining her hair into her wellness journey, being the owner of Söl-full Co. & the co-Owner of Flow&Vibe Yoga, LLC; all while taking hiatus as a Ph.D student in Criminal Justice & Behavioral Science.

We talked to the Miami-based, Prince George’s County-native about her favorite parts of being in the realm of wellness, what’s on her Wash Day playlist, plus some of the many daily mantras she lives by.

Get ready for these gems of wellness and everyday tips & take a dive into the #WavieTalks

Guyanese-born, Brooklyn bred Waver & Influencer, Dee Spin checks in to this episode of the #WavieTalks. Balancing everything from working at a Domestic Violence Shelter, to being a Full-time student (Master’s Degree loading), while *still* making time for those 360 waves.

Dee discusses how she started her waving journey, her wash day faves, and that EXTENSIVE brush collection of hers. Plus, we discuss some Do’s and Don’ts, her 12-hour long Wash Day Playlist and more!

So sit back, grab your brush and a Durag, and dive into the #WavieTalks

We sit down with Actor & Comedian, Wavey’s World. From his humble beginnings in Brooklyn’s Brownsville neighborhood to going viral on social media, he’s definitely a face you want to get familiar with!

Talking about how he got into doing skits, the history of his trademark “Growl”, plus how he’s made an impact on his community. Not to mention those Velvet Durags he affectionately calls, “VelVeedas”.

Reflecting on Fatherhood as the “Big DILF”, taking the big step of pursing acting full time, and an exclusive announcement on what’s to come!

So sit back, get ya money up not ya funny up, and dive into the #WavieTalks.

Checking in this episode of the #WavieTalks is Licensed Professional Barber Tav Davis of Bed Stuy, Brooklyn’s The Stoop Barber Shop.

Taking inspiration from his late Father to later becoming a Barber with a decade of experience in his own right, Tav is definitely a force to be reckoned with!

We talk about what made him decide to pick up the clippers, some Do’s & Don’t on Waving from a Barber’s POV, his most recent work with Telfar Clemens & the Liberian Olympic Team, plus a SURPRISE announcement!