If you have longer, darker hair, this would be great for creating bigger hair styles. I wouldn’t recommend this if you’re in a similar position to me. In smaller quantities that looked more natural, I found it difficult to style.Ĭomments: It’s strong when you use a lot of it, but I prefer to use smaller quantities of products. However due to my fair hair, and the high level of shine, it was quite obvious I was wearing it. Upsides: No stickiness, very easy to apply, and looks natural when used in small quantities.ĭownsides: I think this gel could be used by some hair types for a natural, everyday look. As it’s a gel, you also have to use more than you might think to achieve a comparable level of hold to the previous products. The most obvious difference between Wax Works and the products I’ve tried so far is that it has a higher level of shine.
It is perhaps more of a gel-like consistency, but it provides a good level of hold for my hair type. It does not requie any warming up and can be applied straight to the hair, which is a big plus. This is the gloopiest and loosest product I’ve tried so far.
However, as soon as I opened it, I understood why.
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Upsides: Very easy to work with, fragrance free.ĭownsides: In order to get a full day’s hold, I had to use quite a bit more than I had originally expected.Ĭomments: Paul Mitchell Wax Works comes in what can only be described as a squeezy tube which is very different to the usual pot containers I am used to. But what will our product testers think of it? Will Tom still use it tomorrow? Read more to find out. A product with high shine and high hold, it’s best suited to bigger, sculpted looks. This week on Tried and Tested, Paul Mitchell Wax Works is up for discussion. If you’re not familiar with the series, make sure to catch up on it here, and check out the reviews from Week 1 and Week 2.
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