Fcuk Hold It Sculpting Gel

I've always been convinced that my hair is on inside out. Having a double crown has never helped and basically the stuff has always had a mind of its own. When I get out of bed, that's how it pretty much stays for the rest of the day. No matter how much water I put on it, within 15 minutes it will morph back to either an 'old coconut' (standard bad day) or my speciality 'the Turkish helmet' (stupidly bad day). One morning I was staring at another mishap atop my bonce and my thoughts turned to an Fcuk gift pack I'd recieved as a present the previous Christmas which included a tube of hair gel and decided to give it a go. The Fcuk Hold It Sculpting ...  Read the complete review

I got Fcuk Hold It as part of a set for Christmas and, not really being a fan of gel, put it in the bathroom cabinet long to be forgotten. I eventually used some after running out of my normal product and having nothing else to use and I was pleasantly suprised. The first thing I noticed was the scent. It smelled like the shower gel that came in the set (Fcuk No.1 I think the scent is called) I had for Christmas and not medicinal as some gels do. It also held pretty well - where some gels make your hair heavy and therefore flop down this produced spikes that stayed in place. It dryed nice and quickly too. I've since used it on damp and dry hair and the best ...  Read the complete review

*Introduction* You will probably be aware that Fcuk are one of the main manufacturers of various health and beauty products for both the male and female markets, One product which is great for men especially but also used by females is the Hold It sculpting gel. *The Tube* This gel comes in a nice looking tube which has the normal shape for a tube of it's kind. The gel's tube contains 50mls in each one and has the Hold it fcuk trademark in white print down the front of the tube. The dark blue finish on the tube looks very nice and In my opinion makes the product look more professional than some other Hair gels around. *The ...  Read the complete review