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 ...

Our edges are art. Creating intricate swoops and swirls along our hairline may not require a paintbrush, but the skill calls for a brush none the less. For decades we’ve carved out creative patterns ...

“I love a slicked edge. Slicking my hair back elevates the style, I just feel dressed up,” says Abigail who works in digital marketing. “I feel like my hairstyle isn't ‘finished’ when my edges aren't ...

Influencer, businesswoman and beauty Jayda Cheaves is known for her laid edges. Here's how you can achieve her signature look using these products and quick tips. It’s common to see your favorite ...

Laying your edges is an art form. If you’re in need of evidence, just look at Alicia Keys’s bedazzled swoops at the 2020 Grammys, Ella Mai’s face-framing tendrils, Laura Harrier’s delicate flowers ...

There is an art to laying your edges. Unfortunately, that talent has bypassed me completely. I understand the formula; get a great edge control, a toothbrush, and a head tie. The thing is, my hair ...

Laid edges on white models have been a common theme on catwalks, from Burberry in 2019 to Givenchy in 2015 (Pictures: Getty/L’oreal) For many people with Afro-textured or kinky hair, laying their ...

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