Finally, I was able to get the edges thing down! After about 10 years trying lol. I learn how to do hair from my daughter and the journey has been interesting. Thank you for being such a great teacher.
In my opinion eco styler gel is the best. I always see people using gel that is not made for edges. If you are ever looking for a gel that is good for edges, you can try eco styler gel. There are many different types of it tho. Also wetline Xtreme works too.
Lola, gracias por este video! Tengo cabello muy liso, y un montón de cabellitos pequeños que se ven terribles al hacerme una ponytail o un bun. Me encanta
I don’t normally comment on anything I watch on RUclips, but I had to just let you know how nice and easy you made this look and how you just got right into it and to the point! Subscribed! 💙
I grew up with a white mom (I’m Native American) so I never learned how to tame/take care of my hair. I’m 21 now and this video helped me with my first ever attempt at taking my baby hairs! Thanks
Remember they're sisters and not twins..😂What a fab analogy 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ I wear wigs so I needed to know how white women do theirs as I don't have hair hence we wearing wigs.❤️
@@princesspumpkinxoxo2115 ooooh, so you're uneducated when it comes to other races that aren't your own... Got it. That's all you had to say girl. My curl pattern falls between 2B & 2C & I have a LOT of very curly/frizzy baby hairs that naturally sweep across my forehead giving me natural unruly edges that I have to style and lay down with gel/mouse, in order to not have a frizzy baby hair halo. But according to you, my life long struggle with my crazy edges is "forced" lmao. Girl go do some research before you open your mouth and let the ignorance pour out it. My grandparents are all immigrants from Scotland, meaning I'm hella white. Majority of scottish women's hair is like mine. Women of color are NOT the only ones with a hair type that requires edge management. So why get so pressed about a total strangers edges? Lmao fucking weird if you ask me, but ok 👌
@@lexnixxus8099 I'm with you, I'm hella white too and have had the same lifelong struggle with my unruly edges. That sweep a third of the way down my forehead, mind you. If they ain't edges, then I don't know what are! I've always thought there was just nothing I could do but look like a frizzy haired wacko, until I started learning. It's hair for crying out loud. Can't we all be Queens and love each other instead of worrying about appropriating some culture? Who made that garbage up anyway???
@@mjean6762 No babe,i think we’ll like our culture to ourself.Until we are all treated equally cultural appropriation will always exist and there will be no “we’re all queens so let’s all participate in cultures that aren’t ours”,thanks for the suggestion though❤
It’s always been a beautiful trend within the black community. I would say paying more attention to, worrying about, and shaping baby hairs are becoming more and more popular nowadays across many different women especially as we see more admirable examples on social media. As a white Hispanic woman with super fine and frizzy hair immm done with the wild and i want to tame my fly always and make my hair style very neat so I’ll probably have to pay more attention to my edges and start working with them, i really want to improve my hair’s look. I’m not going to go crazy with it but i aLso don’t wanna keep looking like a hot mess lmao. I am thankful. I wish we didn’t have to bring it down to race and who’s hair style belongs to who but i do want to thank Black Women. For baby hairs and edges are most known from their hairstyles and who else but a black women can say how much they’ve been criticized by society for just being themselves and looking how they want to look. i do also want to thank this women for making a video as she has finer and less course hair (more like mine). I just came to say its nice to know history in a more well rounded way, not skipping anybody and to appreciate the way other people start and do things before us. Acknowledgment, Praise, Appreciate, Love and Support.
@@princesa5492 uhm... this is not cultural appropriation. Edges were also created by the greeks, they've been around since ancient times, no one owns the rights.
BLACK WOMEN HAVE GROOMED & TAMED THEIR CURLY EDGES FOR CENTURIES. BLACK CULTURE ALWAYS BECOMES A WORLDWIDE TREND & TREATED AS IF ITS BRAND NEW BY EVERYONE. I HAVE PICS OF MY GRANDMOTHERS SLAYED EDGES IN 1952. BLACK GIRL MAGIC IS THROUGH THE WHOLE BEAUTY INDUSTRY. FABULOUS! 🤩
okay but how is baby hairs apart of african culture only 😭. like every single human has them, black or not, african or not, we all have them and have the choice to brush our damn hair or not a certain way😭. like it’s just baby hairs im not saying it’s okay to steal african culture but i don’t think this is really a big part of it nor is it a big deal 😭 it’s baby hairs being brushed 💀
I have Caucasian hair, but heavy sideburns. Going to use this tutorial to tame them. I shave the side of face and thin them near hairline, but still need a feminine line. I don't want a masculine blocked look. Thank you!
Due to hormones my hair was thinning a lot on the top and the edges aspecially. Since i stopped with hormones it’s growing back:) but the edges look crazy, like i got a electric shock😂 So i’m looking for some controle curly girl friendly and no flaking. But i hate the feeling of hair product on my skin, i get bumps as well. I saw the blueberry bliss edge paste, did you try it? I have a lot of gels at home but i don’t like the stiffness. I have 2b-3a natural curly hair and strong 4a curls above my ears, which i really like to be curly.
Sameee my hair had thinned from stress and lack of iron so my baby hairs and short hairs round my face are so bad lately 😂 I was like I’m going to have to do something with them cuz if I straighten them they look worse so laying my edges was the best answer 😩
Hair is hair- don’t let people bring other things into it. You have good intentions and people love to reach. You do you! I’m gonna start doin mine- my baby hairs are absolutely embarrassing 😂
I know that it’s said to be that but not just one culture has baby Hairs... everyone does. So I just don’t understand why people can’t just style their hair when there’s much bigger problems in the world, ya know?
Soooo glad I found a video about how to make edges for hair more so like mine.. love my melanin sisters but I wasn’t blessed with such beautiful hair texture lol
Ladies, the brand “MY BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL” edge tamer gel is hands down one of the best smelling hair products I ever smelt lol and the texture is bomb it holds well. I’m not black but my forehead damn sho smell beautiful lmao I be tempted to rub it all over my head
Great video mine always lookin amazing when I leave the salon when my black girl does them but when I do them at home it's never the same ughhhh but great video mama u gotta new fan n subscriber!!!
i’m white and i have super curly hair it’s not wavy it’s curly. would it be offensive if i did my edges? the comments are confusing me not sure if i should do it or not.
In my opinion as a black girl, you should not do it. It is not made for your hair, and even though it is curly it’s definitely not the same texture as actual black people’s hair. So, not only is it cultural appropriation, but your hair probably won’t be strong enough to handle it and it will fall out. Hope this helped.
I don’t see why it would be offensive. It’s just a way to style your baby hairs. Since I can remember I laid down my baby hairs with gel as they were always super messy and I didn’t even know what edges were at that point. It might not be the same texture as a black persons hair but you should be allowed to do whatever the hell you want with it.
Marie White i dont want to sound offensive, but i dont see the problem with doing your edges if you’re white, educate me if im wrong but i know box braids had a huge history behind black people but i always thought doing your edges was a cute style black women came up with no? i’m not trying to sound rude i just would like to know
@@airimonke I think y’all miss the point and take it for granted because u will not understand but when Black women created these styles they were mocked, called unprofessional and so forth. It was and still is a racist struggle but now all of a sudden it’s cool and hip. Which is fine and it’s honestly JUST baby hair so I’m sure no one Black cares. As a matter of fact we never do we just ask to understand that we were ostracized when we did it and it’s our culture and not just a fad. That’s why we always say every one wants the rhythm but will never understand the blues
Ugh. I hate that. I hate that the lighter skinned one is the more "pop culture" it becomes. Then when someone from the Og culture wears them it's "ugly". Not true.
I looks sooo easy here so i did cut my long hair for looks like it baby hair now i became chucky 😂 (mb coz i’m asian who has very very firm and straight hair) But,, can’t wait to try this later on!
Alicia Durnin white girls don’t naturally have EDGES, they don’t have the hair type to do edges. They have small strands of hair that are attached to their full head of hair! I do hair and I know what I’m taking about
@@callherkam but don’t all people have baby hairs? I’m pretty sure all people have baby hairs, it’s just a matter of texture. Like I white person typically has finer hair, so their texture may not be fit for edges, but they still have the hairs, correct me if I’m wrong
hi I was just off-topic on the video but I have had splat hair dye in my hair since October and it won’t come out I’ve tried everything I tried your baking soda method in one video and it hasn’t worked can you please give me another method I could do without bleaching thanks
How y’all getting so aggravated about other races laying edges, like bro. They’re short thin sections of hair that some people wanna lay down because of inconvenience. Also,, no. Black women did not start this. Flamenco dancers did. And no,, im not racist. My step mother is a black woman and she is all i could ask for as a mother. Thank you for reading this ✌︎('ω'✌︎ )
Black women did start this so please stop - every and anything we do is stolen and appropriated! This is how and why the term cultural appropriation was created.
Alicia Durnin No Black women did start this. There is a different is having natural baby hairs which non black races have-FYI the concept of “laying edges” steams for kinky curly and orange the lack there of baby hair- hence they gel and the sculpting of the hair yo create an illusion of actual baby hair. the toothbrush method definitely coined and marketed by a black woman. Black culture and everything we do now days has become highly popular and that is ok however show some respect when mocking and mimicking our trends.
I don't know why after I do all of that, it won't stay. It dries out no matter what I use. It will look like this for about 20- 30 minutes. My hair is curly and soft. but it will not stay even if I cover it up. I slept with a scarf on all night and it looked as if I slept without it. Thanks tho. Good video.
@@thehelm658 My apologies. I am not sure what you are trying to say. or why u find an F necessary in your communication. I also, do not see what any of your comments have to do with my question, but I respectfully withdraw my inquiry. Shalom to you.
Can I get you thoughts on mixed girls doing edges My mom is Indian and my dad is Coloured (half black, half white) I just would like to get some opinions first incase I offend anyone 💕
It is culture and you wonder why we gatekeep, because stuff has a history and yall speak out of yalls tail and says it doesnt,like do you never feel silly?
Hey everyone quick question Has anyone ever heard of the National Sunday Law? It's where one day they'll pass a law forcing us all to go to church on Sundays but the Sabbath is on Saturday so sabbath believers will have to refuse the Sunday low and rely on god. 🥰
I might be a little to late but yes, edges are not cultural appropriation is just hair, in Brazil many "white" girls do edges or braids and no one says anything about it or complain
@@blueberrymilkkwo Incorrect SMFH- If you are NOT black please stop commenting and stay in your own lane. " everything about this video is cultural appropriating BLACK African American culture! Stop trying to imitate us please. Black culture is and was NEVER intended to be shared!
EnVy Windex your white baby your maddd. You know us black people got da juice !!😂😂period , y’all white People alwyas try to claim shi that ain’t yours from our , accent , Style, culture , ectt..
So I’m Hispanic, and I only do my edges for when I have a ponytail u know cause my hair line is a no no. So me being stupid, could someone explain the “culture appropriation?”
Okay cultural appropriation is when your almost using/taking someone's culture. Black people all the time get called ghetto or rachted for our edges by white people. So for them to start doing edges even though they dont really need them. Is am example of cultural appropriation
Hmm..i mean its more offensive. For years black people have been and are still told our hair is ugly and we need to adjust to look more like white women by hiding our curly and kinky hair. Many people would be offended if some white person would be aloud to wear edges without any consequences, so..its not cultural appropriation but it is very offensive
Stop looking for approval, it's not even cultural appropriation everyone has edges smh it doesn't belong to one race at the end it's your hair and your choice.
@@cloydxxrighttt? No hate but everyone has edges and I’m kinda scared since non black ppl gets hate doing their edges and we don’t do it to mock them. I just wanna do it cause my bby hairs are so annoying.
I think styling babyhairs make the hairstyle look more put together
It does. I work at a restraunt and it’s embarrassing having frizzy ass babu hairs.
Hella unprofessional
Good point finally getting into the shit 💯
Of Course You Do 😂
Yeah mine have been ridiculously frizzy so I'm finally gonna start dealing with them 😭 looking like a baby chick
Right
4:07 I needed that, I didn't realize how much I beat myself up for having uneven baby hairs but wth its totally okay, sisters not twins 😂👏🏼
Finally, I was able to get the edges thing down! After about 10 years trying lol. I learn how to do hair from my daughter and the journey has been interesting. Thank you for being such a great teacher.
I literally was thinking about doing my edges and now you post this.....we are connected 🥰💕
Haha 😆 yes great minds think a like 💜😘
@@lolakait
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Don’t. You’ll look dumb
I hate it
@@me_9289 rude ?
In my opinion eco styler gel is the best. I always see people using gel that is not made for edges. If you are ever looking for a gel that is good for edges, you can try eco styler gel. There are many different types of it tho. Also wetline Xtreme works too.
Echo styling gel can also be EXTREAMLY itchy. So with that I suggest if you could to get the anti itch echo gel
Also 𝑬𝑪𝑶 𝑺𝑻𝒀𝑳𝑬𝑹 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐫 𝐭𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐬 but for 𝑳𝒐𝒐𝒔𝒆𝒓 𝑪𝒖𝒓𝒍 𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒏 & 𝑻𝒆𝒙𝒕𝒖𝒓𝒆. *ᵀᵞᴾᴵᶜᴬᴸᴸᵞ ᴮᵁᵀ ᴺᴼᵀ ᴸᴵᴹᴵᵀᴱᴰ ᵀᴼ* (mixed, latinx, white, ..etc) I recommend 𝑴𝒖𝒓𝒓𝒂𝒚'𝒔 𝑬𝒅𝒈𝒆 𝑾𝒂𝒙 "𝑬𝑿𝑻𝑹𝑬𝑴𝑬 𝑯𝑶𝑳𝑫" or 𝑬𝑩𝑰𝑵 𝑵𝒆𝒘 𝒀𝒐𝒓𝒌 24 𝑯𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑬𝒅𝒈𝒆 𝑻𝒂𝒎𝒆𝒓 "𝘌𝘹𝘵𝘳𝘦𝘮𝘦 𝘍𝘪𝘳𝘮 𝘏𝘰𝘭𝘥 " (purple) or "𝘌𝘹𝘵𝘳𝘢 𝘔𝘦𝘨𝘢 𝘏𝘰𝘭𝘥 " (black)
get the red eco gel Argan Oil I like it. no itch
@@jdashlovela yesss
People with 4c hair need or see this
I love to see this! Black girl magic doing what it does best- inspiring a nation. Often imitated, never duplicated 🥰
shes black?
@@filledwithsugarr i think she might be half black
@@lanabailey4089 light skin black*
@@1d1ss3du4 half black and light skin are different
@@lanabailey4089 but there’s a such thing as lightning black
This is the best tutorial for beginners, THANK YOU!
Lola, gracias por este video! Tengo cabello muy liso, y un montón de cabellitos pequeños que se ven terribles al hacerme una ponytail o un bun. Me encanta
I don’t normally comment on anything I watch on RUclips, but I had to just let you know how nice and easy you made this look and how you just got right into it and to the point! Subscribed! 💙
I grew up with a white mom (I’m Native American) so I never learned how to tame/take care of my hair. I’m 21 now and this video helped me with my first ever attempt at taking my baby hairs! Thanks
Styling* not taking^
If you're not black theres literally no point in laying your baby hairs...
jennie guardian period!
You dont need to do edges if your not black
@@jennieguardian7094 can you explain?
girl what lip colour is that!?😍
jess grifone it’s pipí
Remember they're sisters and not twins..😂What a fab analogy 👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ I wear wigs so I needed to know how white women do theirs as I don't have hair hence we wearing wigs.❤️
There is no "there's" cuz y'all don't even have them,y'all force them
@@princesspumpkinxoxo2115 ooooh, so you're uneducated when it comes to other races that aren't your own... Got it. That's all you had to say girl. My curl pattern falls between 2B & 2C & I have a LOT of very curly/frizzy baby hairs that naturally sweep across my forehead giving me natural unruly edges that I have to style and lay down with gel/mouse, in order to not have a frizzy baby hair halo. But according to you, my life long struggle with my crazy edges is "forced" lmao. Girl go do some research before you open your mouth and let the ignorance pour out it. My grandparents are all immigrants from Scotland, meaning I'm hella white. Majority of scottish women's hair is like mine. Women of color are NOT the only ones with a hair type that requires edge management. So why get so pressed about a total strangers edges? Lmao fucking weird if you ask me, but ok 👌
@@lexnixxus8099 I'm with you, I'm hella white too and have had the same lifelong struggle with my unruly edges. That sweep a third of the way down my forehead, mind you. If they ain't edges, then I don't know what are! I've always thought there was just nothing I could do but look like a frizzy haired wacko, until I started learning. It's hair for crying out loud. Can't we all be Queens and love each other instead of worrying about appropriating some culture? Who made that garbage up anyway???
@@mjean6762 No babe,i think we’ll like our culture to ourself.Until we are all treated equally cultural appropriation will always exist and there will be no “we’re all queens so let’s all participate in cultures that aren’t ours”,thanks for the suggestion though❤
As a woman who has OCD thabk you for letting me know it’s going to be sisters, not twins. Love that 😅
Thank you girl for teaching me.. with really thin hair it’s nice to see a different kind of tutorial
Does anyone get Cleo vibes (from H2O: just add water) 🧐
OMG yes
NORRR CLEOR THATS WATAR
Whoa I literally just started watching that again and *YES!!* 😱
The fact that I had to watch this is sad 😔
Same sis 😧
Why
Same
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😂 that part...ummmmmm
I love how this is coming back in trend 🙌 I used to do this in a bun
It’s always been a beautiful trend within the black community. I would say paying more attention to, worrying about, and shaping baby hairs are becoming more and more popular nowadays across many different women especially as we see more admirable examples on social media. As a white Hispanic woman with super fine and frizzy hair immm done with the wild and i want to tame my fly always and make my hair style very neat so I’ll probably have to pay more attention to my edges and start working with them, i really want to improve my hair’s look. I’m not going to go crazy with it but i aLso don’t wanna keep looking like a hot mess lmao. I am thankful. I wish we didn’t have to bring it down to race and who’s hair style belongs to who but i do want to thank Black Women. For baby hairs and edges are most known from their hairstyles and who else but a black women can say how much they’ve been criticized by society for just being themselves and looking how they want to look. i do also want to thank this women for making a video as she has finer and less course hair (more like mine). I just came to say its nice to know history in a more well rounded way, not skipping anybody and to appreciate the way other people start and do things before us. Acknowledgment, Praise, Appreciate, Love and Support.
This is amazing I had no idea this a thing. until I saw it in TikTok. I can’t stand my baby hair around the edges. Great tutorial. Thank you.
Baby hairs are edges, they are one in the same.
Omg can you please show us how to do your hair buns ?! They look so good
*_Fantastic video my friend! Really enjoyed, thanks for sharing and keep it up!_*
Rlly good tuturial best 1 sjn so far!💯
Why people get so mad how other people do their hair??? Like geez you guys 😂😂
ever heard of culture appropriation ? if not then hush🙂
Prińçesä ooooo aha
@@princesa5492 uhm... this is not cultural appropriation. Edges were also created by the greeks, they've been around since ancient times, no one owns the rights.
밀리 Velvetkooki culture appropriation stop talking to me
Betty Micsh ok & ?
BLACK WOMEN HAVE GROOMED & TAMED THEIR CURLY EDGES FOR CENTURIES. BLACK CULTURE ALWAYS BECOMES A WORLDWIDE TREND & TREATED AS IF ITS BRAND NEW BY EVERYONE. I HAVE PICS OF MY GRANDMOTHERS SLAYED EDGES IN 1952. BLACK GIRL MAGIC IS THROUGH THE WHOLE BEAUTY INDUSTRY. FABULOUS! 🤩
okay but how is baby hairs apart of african culture only 😭. like every single human has them, black or not, african or not, we all have them and have the choice to brush our damn hair or not a certain way😭. like it’s just baby hairs im not saying it’s okay to steal african culture but i don’t think this is really a big part of it nor is it a big deal 😭 it’s baby hairs being brushed 💀
They're also prominent in Latin culture
@@lolx8739 *LAUGHS IN SPANISH*
@@thtswutshesaid Spanish people did not make edges popular that’s so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@lolx8739Chill gatekeeper, Never said we did but we sure as hell have used the style alot in our culture nonetheless soooo 🤷🏻♀️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have Caucasian hair, but heavy sideburns. Going to use this tutorial to tame them. I shave the side of face and thin them near hairline, but still need a feminine line. I don't want a masculine blocked look. Thank you!
Due to hormones my hair was thinning a lot on the top and the edges aspecially.
Since i stopped with hormones it’s growing back:) but the edges look crazy, like i got a electric shock😂 So i’m looking for some controle curly girl friendly and no flaking. But i hate the feeling of hair product on my skin, i get bumps as well. I saw the blueberry bliss edge paste, did you try it? I have a lot of gels at home but i don’t like the stiffness. I have 2b-3a natural curly hair and strong 4a curls above my ears, which i really like to be curly.
Sameee my hair had thinned from stress and lack of iron so my baby hairs and short hairs round my face are so bad lately 😂 I was like I’m going to have to do something with them cuz if I straighten them they look worse so laying my edges was the best answer 😩
Best baby hair tutorial!!!
My hair is like yours and I use the second gel that you said in the being of the video
This helped a lot. I've never done my edges but I have a lot of baby hairs
You said to do edges before but you have make up on in this demo. If we put make up after doing edges, how will it be smooth in those areas?
you're so pretty !
Another awesome video gorgeous
Can you film a video tips on how to grow bleached hair out ? 😘💙
Thanks angel 💖 sure, coming soon 😘😘
Lola Kait you are most welcome love 💗
If you due it brown, make sure you do a fill (i just filled my daughters highlights
I literally thought this was a Mika Francis video... Especially the title seemed like a tutorial she would make
Wow 😯 thank you for making this video about how to lay down edges I need this video to help me with my hair edges.
oh i love to edge!!
I think I'm going be able to do now with your technique
me sitting here with my spoolie, hair gel and a bunch of baby hair like 👁👄👁
This helped so much I needed this for school!
i would love to do my edges, however im white and i know a lot of people would probably shit on me for it☹️
Girl!!! I am white too and who tf cares what other people think? Do you boo lol
I always do them too and I wear a bonnet bc of my hair is hella cruly so I don’t care what people say about it if I like it
Hair is hair- don’t let people bring other things into it. You have good intentions and people love to reach. You do you! I’m gonna start doin mine- my baby hairs are absolutely embarrassing 😂
I think it's because of cultural appropriation.
I know that it’s said to be that but not just one culture has baby Hairs... everyone does. So I just don’t understand why people can’t just style their hair when there’s much bigger problems in the world, ya know?
This is a brilliant tutorial! Thankyou
thank u! so helpful for me esp bc i have curly hair
Yh i give up i can't do this it's too hard i've tried so many times i just can't do it
Soooo glad I found a video about how to make edges for hair more so like mine.. love my melanin sisters but I wasn’t blessed with such beautiful hair texture lol
Thank you! I get wild hairs around my hair line so it looks like I got struck by lightning anytime I wear my hair up 😕
Im now learning how to do my baby hairs but i used hair spray i dont have anything else but this video looks so simple ill have to try it
did it work
Love the shape of your nails and the color. Neato!
Lovely! Very beautiful ❤
Big question, can you use pomade to do your edges?
yess
Does this make your forehead look smaller?
Ladies, the brand “MY BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL” edge tamer gel is hands down one of the best smelling hair products I ever smelt lol and the texture is bomb it holds well. I’m not black but my forehead damn sho smell beautiful lmao I be tempted to rub it all over my head
@@SleepyPrincess3002 what 🤣
You are so beautiful!! I love your accent 😍 thank you for the video!
Great video mine always lookin amazing when I leave the salon when my black girl does them but when I do them at home it's never the same ughhhh but great video mama u gotta new fan n subscriber!!!
Your Black girl ?? TF ?? Are you a slave owner
@@layparisss ..maybe she’s a mom..?
Tell the black girl to teach you how to
LOLA!
Can you also do a video on how you did your super cute buns!!? I can never get mine to look like that! They end up looking flat and a hot mess 🤦♀️🥺
pretty
i’m white and i have super curly hair it’s not wavy it’s curly. would it be offensive if i did my edges? the comments are confusing me not sure if i should do it or not.
In my opinion as a black girl, you should not do it. It is not made for your hair, and even though it is curly it’s definitely not the same texture as actual black people’s hair. So, not only is it cultural appropriation, but your hair probably won’t be strong enough to handle it and it will fall out. Hope this helped.
I don’t see why it would be offensive. It’s just a way to style your baby hairs. Since I can remember I laid down my baby hairs with gel as they were always super messy and I didn’t even know what edges were at that point. It might not be the same texture as a black persons hair but you should be allowed to do whatever the hell you want with it.
Marie White i dont want to sound offensive, but i dont see the problem with doing your edges if you’re white, educate me if im wrong but i know box braids had a huge history behind black people but i always thought doing your edges was a cute style black women came up with no? i’m not trying to sound rude i just would like to know
@@airimonke I think y’all miss the point and take it for granted because u will not understand but when Black women created these styles they were mocked, called unprofessional and so forth. It was and still is a racist struggle but now all of a sudden it’s cool and hip. Which is fine and it’s honestly JUST baby hair so I’m sure no one Black cares. As a matter of fact we never do we just ask to understand that we were ostracized when we did it and it’s our culture and not just a fad. That’s why we always say every one wants the rhythm but will never understand the blues
White ppl can’t have curly and it’s wavy not curly wavy and thick
Best tutorial!!!! GRACIAS!!!!
This song is for the Hodgetwins, is that why you chose it?YEEEEAAAHHHH lmaooo
But I’m called ratchet/ghetto for having edges when I’m neither 😲
Ugh. I hate that. I hate that the lighter skinned one is the more "pop culture" it becomes. Then when someone from the Og culture wears them it's "ugly". Not true.
@J You better be joking
@J No
exactly 🧍🏾♀️
Lol not sure if you'll read this but I wanted to let you know that I think edges on black women look amazing and I'm sure it looks good on you too ❤
Thx so much for this video
How do you apply bronzer after this?
lovely 🥰
Could you use eyebrow gel for smaller baby waves?
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Cute!
I looks sooo easy here so i did cut my long hair for looks like it baby hair now i became chucky 😂 (mb coz i’m asian who has very very firm and straight hair)
But,, can’t wait to try this later on!
Really helpful thank you
I literally went to check to see if someone was at my door when that doorbell rang at the end.
Love all your hair content and channel, could I make a video request?
I think it’s not by forced todo it it’s just been a popular thing amongst black girls
I love how you guys use our cultural traditions of styling our baby hair, just to make your hairstyle look “complete”. INSPIRED BY BLACK CULTURE ‼️✊🏽🤧
Yep! Black culture
Alicia Durnin white girls don’t naturally have EDGES, they don’t have the hair type to do edges. They have small strands of hair that are attached to their full head of hair! I do hair and I know what I’m taking about
@Sins Marketplace No
@@callherkam but don’t all people have baby hairs? I’m pretty sure all people have baby hairs, it’s just a matter of texture. Like I white person typically has finer hair, so their texture may not be fit for edges, but they still have the hairs, correct me if I’m wrong
@@callherkam You don’t know what your talking about lmaooo
ty this helped so much
hi I was just off-topic on the video but I have had splat hair dye in my hair since October and it won’t come out I’ve tried everything I tried your baking soda method in one video and it hasn’t worked can you please give me another method I could do without bleaching thanks
try color oops color remover! its not damaging and takes all my color out :) if you have medium to long hair you will need like 2 boxes of it tho
i allready tried it lmao i think i'm gonna bleach it at this point
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How y’all getting so aggravated about other races laying edges, like bro. They’re short thin sections of hair that some people wanna lay down because of inconvenience. Also,, no. Black women did not start this. Flamenco dancers did. And no,, im not racist. My step mother is a black woman and she is all i could ask for as a mother.
Thank you for reading this ✌︎('ω'✌︎ )
Black women did start this so please stop - every and anything we do is stolen and appropriated! This is how and why the term cultural appropriation was created.
Alicia Durnin No Black women did start this. There is a different is having natural baby hairs which non black races have-FYI the concept of “laying edges” steams for kinky curly and orange the lack there of baby hair- hence they gel and the sculpting of the hair yo create an illusion of actual baby hair. the toothbrush method definitely coined and marketed by a black woman. Black culture and everything we do now days has become highly popular and that is ok however show some respect when mocking and mimicking our trends.
It’s so funny because the woman in the video is half black! Her mother is dark skinned & people in these comments are assuming she’s white lol
@@LeahBettyMichel what is her mother’s ethnicity?
Well Done! Thank You! : )
You look so pretty ❤💯
i love this!! 🥺💋
I don't know why after I do all of that, it won't stay. It dries out no matter what I use. It will look like this for about 20- 30 minutes. My hair is curly and soft. but it will not stay even if I cover it up. I slept with a scarf on all night and it looked as if I slept without it. Thanks tho. Good video.
It is not appropriate for your hair texture- This is appropriating BLACK culture and that is WHY it does not and WILL NOT WORK lol SMFH
@@thehelm658 my hair texture is closer to yours than those you say are black….
@@TheChamberRoomExperience SMFH EVERYBODY WANNA BE BLACK NOW DAYS ITS SO DAMN CREEPY
@@thehelm658 My apologies. I am not sure what you are trying to say. or why u find an F necessary in your communication. I also, do not see what any of your comments have to do with my question, but I respectfully withdraw my inquiry. Shalom to you.
@@thehelm658Girl never heard of Marlyn Monroe AHAHAHHA.
Can I get you thoughts on mixed girls doing edges
My mom is Indian and my dad is Coloured (half black, half white)
I just would like to get some opinions first incase I offend anyone 💕
I'm Mexican and I do my edges and nobody says anything about it
You would only offend people if you said you were coloured in another country. Lol
You don’t have to ask permission. It’s baby hairs, they’re not color or cultural specific
Make be because in America that's where they are exploited most and experience the most racism,I don't know,you tell me
It is culture and you wonder why we gatekeep, because stuff has a history and yall speak out of yalls tail and says it doesnt,like do you never feel silly?
I can't seem to find edge control that doesn't flake. Ugh
support.
Girl you dont have no baby hairs lol
Exactly I'm confused
Edges are not just for black girls
Hey everyone quick question Has anyone ever heard of the National Sunday Law? It's where one day they'll pass a law forcing us all to go to church on Sundays but the Sabbath is on Saturday so sabbath believers will have to refuse the Sunday low and rely on god. 🥰
Thanks 🥲
Do we do this before or after makeup??
5:09
@@daisyfesler6145 thank you ☺️
i always do egdes but they bullying me at school bc of my edges
I have horns
OK I really don't know how else to ask but do white women fix their babyhairs?
I might be a little to late but yes, edges are not cultural appropriation is just hair, in Brazil many "white" girls do edges or braids and no one says anything about it or complain
@@blueberrymilkkwo Incorrect SMFH- If you are NOT black please stop commenting and stay in your own lane. " everything about this video is cultural appropriating BLACK African American culture! Stop trying to imitate us please. Black culture is and was NEVER intended to be shared!
@@blueberrymilkkwofacts
@@thehelm658Says the person who is imitating white people.
Yeah, it was popular to do so in 1920ies.
i missss herrrrr where is she??
Does anyone know why my baby hair doesnt stay attached to my forehead😩😩
just wondering if anyone could answer this, if a white girl did her edges like this would she look goofy ?
It looks dumb on some people but it looks good on others
Yuhhsiya yess lmao
It's rly for anyone who has curly hair bc the baby hairs are especially crazy looking than people w naturally straight hair
@@jagayzi5428 you sound dumb asf anyone can do there edges no matter the race or hair type
EnVy Windex your white baby your maddd. You know us black people got da juice !!😂😂period , y’all white People alwyas try to claim shi that ain’t yours from our , accent , Style, culture , ectt..
I tried to do my edges but I did not work
Ariamna Alvarez try using a thin paddle bristle brush it’s more durable, but not all hair can be put into edges easily especially if it’s not curly
@@angelina_jay damn my hair is really straight but my baby hairs are fucking annoying me I dont know what to do 😩
So I’m Hispanic, and I only do my edges for when I have a ponytail u know cause my hair line is a no no. So me being stupid, could someone explain the “culture appropriation?”
Okay cultural appropriation is when your almost using/taking someone's culture. Black people all the time get called ghetto or rachted for our edges by white people. So for them to start doing edges even though they dont really need them. Is am example of cultural appropriation
Another example when people thin their eyes to be "Asian" which is cultural appropriation and racism.
@@Anna-jl9iy ive never seen edges in specific called ghetto...why are edges "needed" anyways?
Edges are also part of Latin culture
@@Iianhua stop going around and saying this. Latin isn't a race. Latin Americans can be black, white, native, asian or mix with these races.
edging
you look a lot like Snow the product :D
You look like Angelina Jolie, especially your smile 😊nice video!
Lol sisters not twins.
Ok so I tried so hard yesterday and I failed 😞
Hi just a quick question! Is it culture appropriate if a white person does their edges???
Hmm..i mean its more offensive. For years black people have been and are still told our hair is ugly and we need to adjust to look more like white women by hiding our curly and kinky hair. Many people would be offended if some white person would be aloud to wear edges without any consequences, so..its not cultural appropriation but it is very offensive
@@kairhie3624 Oh thank you very much. I north African and I'm not white nor black do you think I can still do edges??
Stop looking for approval, it's not even cultural appropriation everyone has edges smh it doesn't belong to one race at the end it's your hair and your choice.
@@cloydxx thank you so much. U do have a point :)
@@cloydxxrighttt? No hate but everyone has edges and I’m kinda scared since non black ppl gets hate doing their edges and we don’t do it to mock them. I just wanna do it cause my bby hairs are so annoying.
DO BABY HAIRS GROW BACK J ACCIDENTLY SHAVED SONE OF MINE
Yes they grow back xx