Lynx Hair Gel

I saw this gel on sale at Superdrug for 3 pounds thought damn that is a expensive price for the gel. I went ahead and bought the gel and hoped it would be good quality. The back of the gel package has got instruction on how to use gel and also on what it contains. It is very easy to take the gel out from the tub but as the gel goes down each day you need to squeeze harder which can be annoying. The first time I used this gel I put in a decent amount of gel in my hair. In about 2 hours the gel had dried up and my hair felt very stiff. At night time on the same day when washing my hair it was hard for the gel to come off. Instead of the gel coming off ...  Read the complete review

I Had been using various hair gels from the likes of Brylcreem, Loreal, Wella Shockwaves and Garnier Fructis for around six or so years when I spotted a new hair gel from Lynx, As I was a fan of Lynx deodorants and shower gels I thought the hair gel would be just as good as the Lynx products I was familiar with. There was an offer on in my local boots for various Lynx products and because I had plenty of deodorant left I bought a bottle of shower gel and a tube of Lynx hair gel. Normally this gel is about £3 but the offer made it free with the shower gel as a buy one get one free offer. I Had never had any problems at all with any Lynx products before so I ...  Read the complete review

I've always found the cheaper hair gel to work better for me, but a few months ago, I decided I would try some more expensive hair styling products. I bought some Brylcreem hair wax, but this was no good whatsoever, don't get me wrong it had a really nice smell, but it was £5 for a small little tub, and it simply would not wash out! Then I saw the advert for the Lynx hair gel, so I thought why not, i'll give it a try. Its about £3 for an average size tube, much more expensive than the cheap stuff I get, so I was expecting something much better. The first thing I noticed was the nice smell, which sets it apart from other gels. In ...  Read the complete review