Camryn's BFF Gentle Edges Brush

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For finishing touches, take the pointed tip of your preferred hair tool and go over the molding to define the shape. While you may use a toothbrush to shape your edges, there is a styling tool that goes the extra mile to style your baby hairs with ease—the edge brush. There's nothing like laying your baby hairs to add the finishing touches on a slicked-down bun, freshly installed box braids, or really, almost any hairstyle you can think of. And not just any old edge brush you pick up at the beauty supply will cut it (though you can find some good options there). I love the straight lines that angled brushes apply almost effortlessly, and the Wooster Brush Shortcut made it even easier to do this work.

Keep one for your edges and use the other for separating your eyelashes or combing your brows into place. There are various options, from hair gels to pomades that come in soft, medium, and heavy holds to suit your needs. With no sponge backing, however, the pad bristles held less paint than some of the other pads I tested. Test comparisons included freehand brushed, taped and brushed, and shielded and sprayed segments, along with edge-rolled and edge-padded sections. Keep reading to discover the best tools to perfectly finesse your baby hairs, depending on how you wish to style them.

The pads hold enough paint to cover larger areas in a single dip with fewer drips, spills, and smudges compared with similarly sized competitors’ pads.

It allowed me to apply crisp edges at the corner between the wall and ceiling freehanded, without taping or other edging tools, but the process went somewhat slowly as I was cautious to avoid mistakes.

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The natural soft boar bristles stimulate the scalp and distribute natural hair oils to promote healthy hair growth," adds Whiting. Also, don't use heat on your hairline more than once a week, and be sure to add a heat protectant before you even pick up the flatiron. The Warner Tool Spray Shield helps achieve straight, clean edges while rolling, smearing, and brushing paint. Pad edgers and roller edgers apply paint faster and cleaner than cutting in with a standard paint brush.

It is, however, an upgrade over the traditional method of taping the edges at the ceiling, baseboard, windows, and doors with painter’s tape and then cutting in with a paint brush and removing the tape after the paint dries. Ahead, we’re giving you the scoop on what exactly the edge control brush styling tool is, how to use it, and if it’s necessary for your routine.

They are made with a universal fit to thread into the receiving ends of all compatible paint edgers and paint rollers. First of all, it's got a half-inch barrel that is flanked by two comb-like attachments that go slightly higher than the actual barrel. This trendy tool is a step-up from the toothbrush, which allows you to smooth, sculpt, and lay your baby hairs to achieve a sleeker appearance. We grow up with our parents using toothbrushes to slick down those tiny hairs and growing into adulthood and wanting to swoop and style baby hairs as effortlessly as possible. Unlike an edge control brush, a toothbrush only has one brush side that can be used to shape your baby hairs.The short bristle-pad surface is backed with a thin sponge that acts as a paint reservoir and helps smooth out uneven surfaces. These edgers smear paint on, which requires getting used to for folks more accustomed to brushes or rollers. A paint edger is a tool that applies paint with a straight, clean line at the outer edges, inner corners, or along trim work.