Gillette’s New Hair Styling Products
February 2, 2009 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under Grooming, Hair, The Whole Look, Tips & Tricks
Gillette just lunched new styling products in their collection to add to their male grooming products. This time, it’s for styling your hair.
Gillette Style Precision Putty - this helps create and “mold” a defined or “chunky” look with a matte finish.
Gillette Style Sculpting Paste – this lets you rework your hairstyle without reapplying. The product is spreadable which makes it easy to apply and style your hair.
Other new Gillette Styling products are :
Mess Constructor – this is similar to a gel with texture benefits. The outcome is suitable for both at work and going out.
Flex Gel – this gives a no-fuss natural look once applied to hair as soon as you’re down with shower. It controls the hair without leaving it stiff.
Power Gel – a 24-hour hold gel for definition and texture on your hair all day.
Flexible Hairspray – this provides an all-day control even during humid weather.
All of these new Gillette hair styling products are available this month from all retailers. They cost about $4 to $7.
(Images/Source : Gillette Press)
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Thank you for the article on the new styling products.
They sound great and affordable.
Dick
To me, they seem like an American re-invention of Hair Wax, something previously primarily used by Asians. Just sayin’.