Ebin 24 Hour Colored Edges .5 oz Dark Brown

Good for temporary color but it thickens after a couple of weeks - making it hard to get out of container. Suggestion: add 3 drops of essential oil and 2 drops of water to revive into a paste.

This product was introduced to me by a stylist on a TV set. It works great. It’s drys soft and fills in the thinning area around my edges Normallly thining edges. Not because of wig glue. After a few uses, I just wash my hair but if I don’t want to wash my hair just yet, I was the edges and it great. Leaves your hair feeling conditions.

I was caught off guard by the size of the container and cost. I could not believe it. The one I buy locally is in a much larger container for the same price. I need to read the descriptions of products more.

This product is more for darkening your edges, for those of us who have brown hair or graying edges. It provides a light hold, so if you are looking for laid edges, this may not be for you. It does the trick for my 4C hair. But for the price it’s a bit too expensive for such a small amount of product.

I hate this stuff! It’s nothing like the Creme of nature perfect edges. It doesn’t last 24 hours and it wipes off easily hours after you’ve applied it.

Honestly... well, this product came half empty, while it did fill in sparse areas that I had, I found that it never dried down completely and it transferred. It was shiny (I assume is because it's an edge control not a gel). So I applied another gel on top to help mattify it down a bit and then I tied it up with a scarf(which stained the scarf) . That helped with the shininess though and it also helped to dry it up so it didn't transfer anymore (& the pigmentation stayed minus what transferred to my scarf). It's overall a decent product, but if you have a lot of sparse areas you want to cover it may not be the product for you (doesn't look super natural)

It will do for now.

Adequate color coverage; however, does not keep edges smooth and laid down.