'Awesome' hair styling powder used by Louis Rees-Zammit now 15% off
Shoppers say they are yet to find a better hair product
Louis Rees-Zammit is one of the celebs who have used Slick Gorilla before
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Finding the right hair product can be a nightmare. Many shoppers find hair products can weigh hair down, lose hold halfway through the day, or leave a dreaded greasy finish, which is why lots of men men are turning to lightweight powders, and they have become a grooming essential.
One product in particular is the Slick Gorilla's Hair Styling Powder for £11.95, which has been featured in GQ, The Standard and Men's Health and is backed by big names like Welsh rugby union player Louis Rees-Zammit, footballer Harvey Elliot, MMA star Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett, and Fulham midfielder Andreas Pereira. It has gone from barber's secret to one of the most popular styling products on the market.
Now, shoppers can use the code REACH15, which will get them 15% off their first order, bringing the price down to £10.15. Buyers should note that it cannot be used alongside any other offers or discounts and is only valid on full price products.
This styling powder is lightweight, unscented and easy to use, as men simply have to add a small amount into their morning wash and blow-dry and it delivers instant volume and grip, without the heaviness or shine of traditional products. It can also be used throughout the day to tweak and rework styles as needed.
Described as being gentle on the roots, kind to scalps and leaving a natural matte finish, the powder has been named the world's most popular. It can be used on all hair types, gives a medium to strong hold and is vegan certified.
Slick Gorilla's Styling Powder is 15% off with REACH15
£11.95
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Slick Gorilla Buy here Product Description
This styling powder is lightweight, unscented and easy to use as men simply have to add a small amount into their morning wash and blow-dry and it delivers instant volume and grip, without the heaviness or shine of traditional products. It can also be used throughout the day to tweak and rework styles as needed. Shoppers can get 15% off with code REACH15
If this isn't the one for all men, there are other alternatives on the market. For example, the Uppercut Deluxe Styling Powder for £15 from ASOS provides a flexible hold, is suitable for all hair types, is lightweight and designed to add volume and texture to hair.
Another option is the Dapper Dan Signature Style Styling Powder 20g for £7.87 from Boots, which is easy to apply, offers volume and hold and a matte texture finish.
The Slick Gorilla powder has a high 4.9 out of 5 star rating from over 1000 reviews on their website. One person said: "Stopped me from having a terrible 'awkward buzz phase' when growing out my hair."
Shoppers say they are yet to find a better hair product
Another reviewer wrote: "Really good product, keeps hair well in shape and easy to wash out." A third person said: "The Slick Gorilla hair styling powder gives the natural finish to my hair that I have needed. I have and will keep recommending to my friends as I am yet to find a better hair product."
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Naturally, not every product will suit everyone and a handful of others shared different opinions. One person said: "Works to an extent but doesn't hold the volume for a long time."
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However, someone else simply said: "It's really awesome."
The Hair Styling Powder is available from Slick Gorilla.
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