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Style Sexy Hair Not So Hard Up Gel, is the softer but still ultra-shiny version of the best-selling Style Sexy Hair Hard Up Gel. The new medium hold gel provides all day hold while still offering versatility and flexibility for restyling.
October 21, 2016
Style Sexy Hair's Not So Hard Up Gel
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Is your gel too hard? Maybe too soft? Style Sexy Hair's Not So Hard Up Gel is the softer but still ultra-shiny version of the Sexy Hair's Style Sexy Hair Hard Up Gel. This medium hold gel provides all-day hold while still offering versatility and flexibility for restyling.
Offering a high shine finish, no flaking, styling memory and an easy to break down and restyle option, this gel is the new go-to gel for Style Sexy Hair fans that demand ultimate control, but with reliable holding power.
Apply to damp hair for a variety of versatile looks. This easy-to-break down gel leaves hair freedom to restyle or adjust a look throughout the day.
This gel is formulated with Amphomer, which provides holding power, control and humidity resistance. Mica adds the shine, titanium dioxide provides a UV-absorber, and keratin amino acids moisturize and condition strands. Features a Brazilian orange oil and sparkling citrus scent.
DIRECTIONS
Apply evenly throughout damp or dry hair with fingertips. Product can also be applied to damp hair to blow dry for a softer finish.
Style Sexy Hair Not So Hard Up Gel can be purchased online at sexyhair.com beginning October 2016. Visit sexyhair.com for more information and be sure to follow @sexyhair on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
For more information, visit www.sexhair.com.
Originally posted on Modern Salon
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