Now I am intrigued. What did you try exactly? Did you copy the SM tutorial? You should have had some results. As long as you remember that hair (and cloth) need some animation set up and the best result will be near the end of your animation (frame 30 or beyond). Set up a base situation to start with in the first frame and ease the pose and position to slightly beyond your goal in the final frame. Calculate the dynamic and check the last couple of frames for the best result.

Should you aim for an animation then you will need a lead in and lead out, so you can cut your animation sequence as required.

For the time being you should use the default hair values and make sure your wind will reach the hair (check the cameras in several directions: front, left, and top). Now something should happen. Then turn the wind and the head as required. Finally you can play with the hair values (small changes can have a huge impact).