Beauty

[Mayflowers]

Can anyone suggest a gel that is not too watery and that is thicker and holds hairstyle better? 

[Goldengate8361]

@Mayflowers The issue is that there are SO many options out there, right? Generally speaking, one can usually find a good hair gel formulation in the Paul Mitchell line. I like their spray gel, but they make firmer gels, too. For drugstore options, I think a lot of people like gels from L'Oreal (studio line, for example!e). I have always found that I have to buy and try hair products to actually know if they will work for me.

[monicakm]

I haven't used hair gel in quite awhile but recently got a sample from Walmarat  of Got2Be hair gel.  I've used it once.  It worked to make my hair more "piecey".  It come out of the tube like a paste.

[vermint]

@Mayflowers I've been using Tresemme gels for awhile and like them a lot. There are different "levels" depending on what you want it to do. I use one that is supposed to be for "spikey" do's, but it works very well to help smooth and hold my layered bob.

[Shanus]

@Mayflowers   Crazy, but men's gels seem to have more hold and thicker. Check drugstores.

[bcherry01]

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@monicakm wrote:

I haven't used hair gel in quite awhile but recently got a sample from Walmarat  of Got2Be hair gel.  I've used it once.  It worked to make my hair more "piecey".  It come out of the tube like a paste.

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GLUE!  That would scare me.  Guess this is for very short hair.

[Katcat1]

@Mayflowers   Sexy Hair Style Hard Up at Amazon for $28 and also try Paul Mitchell  and Aquage.

[depglass]

Paul Mitchell Super Clean Firm Sculpting Gel.

[knittykitty]

L.A. Looks comes in various 'holds' and is everywhere in grocery, drug stores and WM, etc. used it for years. cheap and it works. 

[knittykitty]

excellent for short hair, but more of a paste than a true gel. good product, used for years when i had a short pixie cut.