An edge control can come in the form of a gel, paste or wax. The one you should choose depends on what works best for your hair type. A water-based edge control is lightweight and soft, while an ...

Read the original article on Purewow. Is it really possible to lay my edges without feeling like I’ve applied superglue to my hair? About a decade ago, I didn’t think so. One bad experience with ...

Laid and slayed baby hairs are a touch that can truly finesse a hair look. And while it’s not by force (like truly girl, your edges also look good even if they aren’t slicked to an inch of their life) ...

We tested nine popular edge control products to find which could firmly hold edges in place while leaving them moisturized, easy to style, and residue-free.

When it comes to styling baby hair, many of us have made do with our favorite edge-control gel and a toothbrush. But it doesn’t have to be that way. In recent years, tools designed specifically for ...

There’s one rule of thumb for edge control products. Don’t assume they’re created equally. Like moisturizers, edge control products are formulated for specific textures and perform differently on ...

Natural hair can be a full-time job, but laying down those edges—sis, that’s overtime. It can be a real struggle finding the right edge tamer to keep your baby hair in place for an hour, let alone all ...