Sure, you might still be resorting to an old toothbrush to define your hairline, but new and improved tools will help you swoop, slick, and style your edges way faster.

Like the Baby Tress, it’s a three-in-one styling tool with a brush and comb attachment on one end and a plastic point on the opposite side. Keep reading to discover the best tools to perfectly finesse your baby hairs, depending on how you wish to style them.The brush gets more hair because the bristles are so much closer” compared to the comb, she explains.

Architecturally, she adds, your Oral-B might suffice, but the brushes that Bennett and three other experts recommended to us below are all engineered to style edges, and they’ll do a much better job than the average tooth polisher. If you want to do wavy or slicked-back edges, you use the brush part, and for the point at the bottom of the brush, you can use that for designs, like different swirlies. The edge-tamer brush has a boar-bristle side on one end and a small, fine comb on the other end,” says Bennett — an ideal combination for “laying your edges and baby hair.Many of the edge-control brushes on this list use boar bristles to create their firm brush side, but this one from Tracee Ellis Ross’s hair-care line, Pattern, is made from vegan synthetic boar bristles. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.