King Sized Hair Styling Powder - Volumizing and Mattifying Hold (25g / 0.8oz) - Add Life and Texture without Grease - Non-Sticky, Natural Look

The title was suppose to be funny but really if you got some flat hair this definitely will change that

This stuff is amazing. I’ve tried every mousse, gel, wax, and pomade known to humans, and nothing has the all-day power to keep my hair standing tall that this powder does.

I have thin, fine hair and usually use a mousse product. Admittedly, I wanted to try this as a way to avoid flying with gel (liquid) or mousse (pressurized canister) in my carry-on luggage.The good - if you use enough of it, it does seem to hold pretty well. I'd say it works as well or better than a maximum hold mousse product and, as advertised, is a dry/matte look right off the bat. The "fullness" or volume of a dry hair is clearly the benefit here.The bad - I'm thinking that if you breathe this in you'll end up with silicosis, and there's above no way to get enough product into your hair without filling the air around your head with this stuff. It looks identical to Cabosil (https://www.amazon.com/r/dp/B00VXVAAGE) with a bit more stickiness. It's hard to apply evenly. And, finally, it makes your hair feel nasty - like horse hair or super dry/brittle/damaged from excessive chlorine or hot springs baths. You definitely don't want to run your fingers through someone's hair that uses this product. It took me 2-3 washings to get back to what I'd consider a "normal" feeling hair.Will I use this? Perhaps on very specific occasions where I need extended control over a long day. It does seem to stay in and make my hair re-stylable without adding any water (or with very minimal - like breath on your comb amounts). It makes my hair feel so nasty, though, that I definitely won't use it on a daily basis.

Is works perfectly. If u have a Edgar cut u should buy this product!!

I've used similar hair powders from other brands and loved them. I thought I'd give this one a try as it's much less expensive.Well, I got what I paid for.The container/dispenser is annoying and cheaply made, so it can be hard to close.The powder itself is very talc like and can be clumpy. The "name" brand was much smoother and overall easier to work into my hair.This powder also left my hair feeling drier than other similar products.I doubt I'll buy it again, but if you are new to hair styling powders like this, it's a good starting point to see if powders are right for you.