How to do the edges?🔥🔥🔥

Hey Lemon8 fam! 👋 I know we all strive for that perfect hairline, and let me tell you, achieving those snatched edges can truly elevate any hairstyle, whether you're rocking a wig, braids, or your natural hair. I used to struggle so much with my baby hairs, but after a lot of trial and error (and watching countless tutorials!), I've finally found my go-to methods, and I'm here to spill all the tea! One of the biggest game-changers for me was learning *how to do edges with a toothbrush*. Seriously, it sounds simple, but it makes all the difference! First, you'll need a good edge control product – something that offers strong hold without being too sticky or flaky. My personal fav is a non-greasy gel. Next, grab a dedicated toothbrush (yes, a new one, not the one you actually brush your teeth with!). Apply a tiny bit of edge control to the brush. Start by dampening your hairline with a little water or a spritz of setting spray – this helps the hairs become more pliable. Then, gently comb your baby hairs forward. Now, the fun part: using the toothbrush, carefully swoop and swirl your short hairs around your hairline into your desired pattern. The small bristles give you so much precision! I usually start from the temples, creating a C-shape or S-wave, then work my way around. Don't overload the brush with product; a little goes a long way to prevent that crusty look. There are so many different types of edges hair styles you can try, depending on your vibe! The classic swoop is always in, where you gently curve your baby hairs. Then there are more intricate S-waves, which require a bit more precision and patience but look stunning. You can also opt for a super clean, laid-flat look, where you just smooth all your short hairs straight back or slightly curved to seamlessly blend into your hairstyle. For those tiny, short hairs around hairline that seem impossible to tame, the toothbrush method is a godsend. I find that using the tip of the toothbrush helps to isolate and guide even the most stubborn little wisps into place. And who can talk about edges without mentioning the iconic *90s edges*? This style is all about bold, defined swoops and swirls, often with a more dramatic, artistic flair. To achieve that authentic 90s look, I usually focus on creating deeper, more pronounced curves and sometimes incorporate multiple swirls within one section. Think symmetrical waves that frame your face beautifully. A firm hold edge control is crucial for this look, as you want those intricate designs to stay put all day. After styling, I often tie a silk scarf around my hairline for about 10-15 minutes while my edges set – this helps to really flatten and seal them. Remember, practice makes perfect! Don't get discouraged if your first few attempts aren't exactly what you envisioned. Experiment with different products and techniques. What works for one person might not work for another, so find what feels best for your hair type. Trust me, once you master laying your edges, you'll feel like a true hair goddess! Give it a try and let me know your favorite edge styling tips below! ✨