Edges On Fleek: 10 Products That Promise To Tame Your Hair

There is something about having laid edges that adds an air of sophistication and sleekness to certain hair styles. Think chic buns, ponytails, fabulous updos, and edgy faux hawks! When it’s time to snatch those edges back, a good edge control product can sometimes be hard to find.

Either they just don’t work or they leave your hair flaky and dry. So I cowered the Internets watching and reading tons of reviews to bring you the top 10 edge tamers for natural and relaxed hair. Whether you need a little hold, or a lot, these products will get your edges together. Leggo!

Eco Styler Olive Oil or Argan Oil Styling Gel

With a hold level of 10, the highest hold level, EcoStyler is an all-purpose gel that you can count on for all day hold. Unless it’s applied in excess, this gel won’t cake up or flake. Since it is alcohol-free, it will not dry the hair either. For around $4, you can get a 32 oz tub that will last a long time. (Shop it here)

Design Essentials Honey and Sage Edge Tamer

This clear formula edge tamer contains honey and shea butter, providing sheen and softness but not slacking on frizz-free hold. Although it is water-based, it doesn’t cause reversion for natural hair textures. (Shop it here)

Creme of Nature with Argan Oil Perfect Edges

Keeps edges smooth and shiny, and works for both relaxed and natural hair. This is a medium hold edge control product that keeps frizzy edges at bay without hardening or flaking. (Shop it here)

AMLA Legend Treasured Temple Edge Tamer

This lightweight pomade works on relaxed, natural, fine or thick hair. Its infused with Indian AMLA oil, which can stimulate blood circulation and hair growth which is perfect for your tender edges. This product has medium hold, and like most pomades, it can be refreshed by just adding a little water. (Shop it here)

EDEN BodyWorks Coconut Shea Edge Control Glaze

This gel provides a firm, manageable hold along the hairline. Blended with Coconut Oil and Shea Butter, this formula will not dry hair out. The lightweight formula means no flaking, no stickiness, no buildup, and no greasy feel. (Shop it here)

Curls Curl Control Paste

Whether in the passion fruit or blueberry variety, this product provides frizz-free hold and shine. It doesn’t flake, and both varieties smell absolutely amazing. It is water-based so it can cause reversion on blown out or heat-styled hair.  (Shop it here)

KeraCare Edge Tamer

This non-greasy, flake-free and colorless formula gives a lasting hold. Designed for natural and relaxed hair, it helps prevent reverting and leaves a silky-smooth finish. (Shop it here)

Soft Sheen Carson Dark and Lovely Anti-Reversion Edge Sleeker

Designed with pressed and chemically relaxed hair in mind, this edge control product comes in a mascara-style container. Just use the spoolie to conveniently lay down any flyways throughout the day. The best part…no brush required! (Shop it here)

Dr. Miracle Edge Holding Gel

This clear edge gel has a soft hold, so it works best with softer natural hair textures and relaxed hair. The formula has jojoba oil and wheat protein for shine and condition.(Shop it here)

Mizani Edge Taming Gel

This non-greasy, flake-free formula has anti-breakage ceramides, which is a plus for any product designed for your edges. It works great for relaxed and natural hair because it is not water-based, so no worries about reversion. It’s kinda pricey at $14, but a little goes a long way. (Shop it here)

As you can see, there are several edge tamers on the market now at all price points, and they are even better than before. Whether you are relaxed or natural, looking for major hold or something more flexible, the options are pretty much endless when it comes to edge control.

SO…Have you tried any of our top 10 edge tamers? Did I miss your favorite edge control product? If you liked this post you can thank me by leaving a comment or sharing this post on social media.

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