Hair Wax Stick for Women & Men - Hair Slick Back Stick, Anti-Frizz and Fly Away Hair Tamer, No Residue Hair Finishing Stick for Flyaways, All Day Hold Styling Product for Smoothing Hair Strands

Love this, pins back the frizz but doesn’t leave your hair greasy. Would recommend!

I have thick hair razored short, to get texture and hold I use wax. This product is not very greasy, does not smell. It is pretty soft compared too many waxes I have tried but do not apply straight to hair. You need put it a dollop on your hands and rub it til it warms and then mix it in your hair. If you put it straight on your hair it leaves clumps. Low shine. For the price 5/5. I have tried other waxes that are a tad bit softer, but more than double the price. I am not a huge fan of the pop up pushing of the wax, but I do like that it is cardboard and not some plastic to toss later when done.

Stick is very stiff and very hard to use. Not sure if I can return it ?? Would not recommend - gives a very sticky shinny effect …

Between the gym, Pilates, and constantly being on the go, I’m always dealing with flyaways. The Kitsch Hair Wax Stick has become my go-to quick fix. It’s incredibly easy to use — I just lightly swipe it along my hairline where the flyaways are and then smooth everything down with a brush. Instantly polished. It doesn’t leave my hair greasy or stiff, just controlled and sleek. I also appreciate that it’s a clean beauty product made with vegan waxes and plant-based ingredients like castor oil, arrowroot extract, rice bran wax, and kaolin. The scent is light and pleasant, not overpowering. If you want a simple tool for taming frizz, baby hairs, or messy buns, this wax stick is a must-have for everyday styling.

This hair wax is horrible. I hate that I have to push up from the bottom like those Popsicles that come in the toilet paper roll like things a d the feel and effect on hair is terrible. I have used a lot of hair waxes, pomade, gels and the like but NONE have ever left my hair feeling like I just put a layer of wax like what is on a desk on my head. This left a white film and I thought maybe if I heat it up and brush it into my hair with a hair dryer it will spread more evenly. Nope. Well it became slightly less white, it did not spread around and it didn't even keep down my fuzzies. If anything it made me look like I had an antenna sticking out of my head when any hairs came out of my bun. My hair is about a 2C-3C depending on the curl pattern on the area of my head and is thick. You'd have a better chance and feel of keeping all your hair down if you used olive oil and a boars hair brush.