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Is laying your edges bad for your hair?
But even though it looks great, laying your edges can also cause buildup, flakes and breakage over time. This is often a side effect of all the gel your using and the tighter the curl the more gel you tend to use. However, there are ways to get those smooth, sleek edges while still protecting your hair from damage.
Is it OK to flat iron your edges?
Even if you decide to throw your straightened hair in a bun, there’s a high chance that you used a flat iron on your hairline, just to lay down your edges—and, it’s causing major damage. Good news: You don’t have to subject your hairline to the damage of flat irons and hot combs anymore.
How do you use edge control hair?
“I like to mist hair with water, apply a dime size amount of edge control gel to the hairline, and gently brush it into the hair with a toothbrush or edge brush,” says Diane C. Bailey, celebrity stylist and SheaMoisture brand ambassador. “Follow by covering hair with a satin scarf and letting it set for 15 minutes.”
How can I repair my edges of hair?
- DEEP CONDITION. When conditioning your hair, pay special attention to your edges.
- TAKE A BREAK FROM PROTECTIVE STYLES.
- STOP BRUSHING.
- STIMULATE THE SCALP.
- TAKE VITAMINS.
- SLEEP ON SATIN.
- GO HEAT-FREE.
- GO CHEMICAL-FREE.
What type of flat iron is best for damaged hair?
The Best Flat Irons for Damaged Hair Are:
- HSI Professional Ceramic Tourmaline Flat Iron — Best Straightener for Damaged Hair.
- Conair InfinitiPro Tourmaline Ceramic Flat Iron.
- BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium Ultra-Thin Straightening Iron.
- NITION Professional Salon Hair Straightener.
How can I make my edges stay all day?
Spray your edges with a little of bit of water before applying a pomade and/or gel to make it last longer. Apply edge control product on slightly damp hair and style. Tie a headband or a satin scarf over your hairline and leave it on for 5-10 minutes. This will help your edges stay slicked down and frizz-free.