Murray's Edgewax Extreme Hold Edge Control Gel with 100% Australian Beeswax – 4 oz
Murray's Edgewax Extreme Hold Edge Control Gel with 100% Australian Beeswax – 4 oz
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Murray's Edgewax Extreme Hold is the edge control for hair that fights back. It combines a premium gel with 100% Australian beeswax – plus extra wax for even more grip – to slick down stubborn edges, baby hairs, braids and loc retwists with maximum hold and high shine. It stays soft and non-sticky going on and never flakes, so your edges stay laid from morning to night.
Why you'll love it
- Extreme hold for coarse, resistant edges and baby hairs
- 100% Australian beeswax plus premium gel for grip with high shine
- No flaking, no white residue, non-sticky feel
- Perfect for braids, twists, ponytails, loc retwists and slick-backs
- Long-lasting – holds through humidity and a full day
How to use
- Start with clean, dry or slightly damp edges.
- Scoop a small amount with your fingertip and warm it between your fingers.
- Smooth onto the hairline and shape with an edge brush, then tie down with a silk scarf for 5–10 minutes to set.
- For braids or retwists, apply to each section before twisting for a neat, shiny finish.
Key ingredients
- Australian beeswax – natural wax that gives strong, flexible hold and sheen
- Premium gel base – smooth application with a high-gloss finish
- Sweet almond oil – helps keep hair soft and conditioned under the hold
Best for
Type 3C–4C hair, coarse or resistant edges that regular gels cannot hold, braid and loc wearers, and anyone who wants a slick, glossy finish that lasts all day.
FAQ
Extreme Hold or regular Edgewax?
Extreme Hold has added wax for stronger grip on coarse or thick edges; regular Edgewax is a bit softer for fine or medium hair.
Does it flake?
No – the beeswax-gel formula dries clear and does not flake.
How do I wash it out?
Beeswax needs a good lather. Use a clarifying or sulfate shampoo on the hairline, or apply conditioner first to break it down.
4 oz (113 g) jar. Fast shipping across the US.
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