Toni & Guy Texture Paste

Toni and Guy might be an overpriced salon, but they do have a few neat products. I tend not to over product my hair, finding that too much gel or wax can leave the hair feeling grotty and lank for a day or so after. When I do use products, I use a little and rarely, so as not to stress the hair out too much. This texture paste is designed as a finishing product for a hair regime. So you wash, condition, blow dry and straighten, then finish off with some of the paste to add definition and texture to sections of the hair. It is suitable for long or short hair, but the best results with a textured paste are usually achieved on shorter hair, as you can grab small ...  Read the complete review

After reading a really good review on Dooyoo regarding this product my curiosity was piqued enough to go out and buy a sample of this 'Toni&Guy Texture Paste' from my local Boots. I had seen these little silver metal round tubs on offer for almost half price at £1 instead of the usual £1.95 for the 25ml mini travel size. There is also a 75 ml size available for £5.95 with a special selected offer on at the moment on ww.boots.com for 3 for £10 - Bargain Time, folks! The reason I decided to review this hair care texture paste was because I have been using this little gem for several weeks now and I think it's ...  Read the complete review

I have very fine hair and therefore need to be careful about what I put in it. Too many products weigh it down and too much wax can make it look awfully greasy. At the moment my hair is short and I like to spike it up at the back so it doesn't look so flat. After trying various waxes without satisfaction, I came across this product in Boots and decided to give it a go. I bought the travel size 25ml pot because I didn't want to spend over £5 on the bigger pot in case I didn't like it. However, I like this stuff very much; it suits my hair much better than wax but that's very much a personal response. I like the smell and sometimes have a little sniff of ...  Read the complete review