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How to Care for Your Natural Hair Edges is very important and helps with knowing how to grow your edges. The way you care for your edges will either cause breakage or cause natural hair growth.

In this video, I create a mixture of castor oil (8oz) and 8 drops of peppermint oil, an essential oil. You can find these products here:
Jamaican Black Castor Oil 8oz - http://amzn.to/2agV32H
NOW Foods Essential Oils Peppermint -- 2 fl oz - http://amzn.to/2a4wkeC

You can pour this mixture in an applicator bottle. I got mine here from my local beauty supply store or you can buy it here:
Soft 'N Style Applicator Bottle, 4 oz - http://amzn.to/2agUUMN

For daily use, you have to moisturize your natural hair edges using a shorten LOC method without the moisturizing cream. If you do choose to use a cream, make sure it is a light cream. When hair stops growing, it could be because the pores are clogged due to heavy cream. I choose not to use creams.
First, spray your edges with water, and gently massage oil mixture on it. Your natural hair regimen for your night routine for your natural hair edges is equally important.

When laying your edging or doing baby hairs on your edges, be very gentle, do not do this daily. How to lay your edges: http://bit.ly/2abs5DC
How to Grow your edges back http://bit.ly/2amKFsl



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