When should fingerwaves typically be brushed out?

Fingerwaves should typically be brushed out when they are dry. This is because bristles can disrupt and reshape the established wave pattern created during the styling process. When waves are dry, they are set and less susceptible to alteration from brushing. Brushing wet or damp waves could lead to frizz or loss of definition, as the hair is more pliable and might not hold the desired shape. Additionally, freshly styled waves are delicate; brushing them out too soon can compromise their integrity and lead to an unkempt appearance. Thus, allowing the waves to fully dry before brushing ensures the best retention of the style.