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Schwartzkopf Osis+ professional hair care Gelastic


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I received my Spring Fever Vox Box from Influenster this past month and I am so very happy to share all the lovely products I have discovered thanks to the wonderful Influenster team!! 

                                    (The Spring Fever Box)




My first product I tried was Schwarzkopf Professional OSiS+ Gelastic 




It is a very strong gel that works in may ways you only need a small amount and it goes a long way! Before the Gel dries the hair is very easy to move around and style as you want it. The boys in my house have taken mine hostage to spike up their dos and hawks.. but I still got ample time to test this bad gel out and I loves it! The only con I would say is it is a bit sticky and it doesn't quite last as long as some I have tried in the past but I think the pros out weigh the cons for me at least.

                                        (How To Style for Men)
To learn more about this amazing product check out the: 
Schwarzkopf Professional Website

 ***I did of course receive these products for free from influenster to test out so you know disclaimer!!***

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