Got2b Glued Blasting Freeze Spray, 12 Ounce
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Product reviews of Got2b Glued Blasting Freeze Spray, 12 Ounce
Review: Hair helper, but not a hair holder . . .
Beauty product: 3 Stars
Not a hair holder like I wanted. It's definitely a hair helper but don't count on it for spiking. I'm looking for a spray like Joico "ICE" spray that they've apparently discontinued. At least I can find it nowhere. I want a hair product that will cast my hair in concrete while still being water soluble. Help from anyone who knows will be much appreciated and USED. Tx! Review: I bow down to it
Beauty product: 5 Stars
omg I bow down to this product my cosplays would be nothing without this product, it has amazing hold for all the spikes I have to do and it stays up for a long time
two thumbs up
Review: Not worth $5
Beauty product: 1 Stars
I wanted something that would freeze my hair in place, like the canister says. Well, I did not get it here. I use hairspray for volume, and after spraying, waiting, spraying again, etc., I got nothing from this product except a clumpy crown of hair. This has got 2b the worst product I have tried. Maybe this is nice for spraying your ponytail into place; I expected something more than that. Review: The glue's sidekick
Beauty product: 5 Stars
By itself, the product doesn't serve much purpose for guys. But with Got 2B Glued Spiking Glue 6 oz. being applied and then this sprayed on. You have the greatest hair spiker in the world!
Make sure to chip the dried up spray from the nozzle between uses so that you don't accidentally spray it in your eye though. Lol.
Review: The last word in gluing your hair in place
Beauty product: 4 Stars
Got2B Glued Blasting Freeze Spray is an aerosol spray version of their Styling Spiking Glue, and like that product, it provides a thick, gluelike stiffness to hair, but with the added convenience of aerosol application.
The spray function, while useful, is quirky: the nozzle clogs easily, and a cursory scrape of the nozzle mouth is often necessary to ensure a solid spray, and the spray sets exceedingly fast-so fast, I recommend combing the hair into the desired style before application, lest you need to use water as a solvent to stickily move the hair where you want it to go.
Nonetheless, if you want to set a hairstyle quickly, firmly, and with a minimum of fuss, the Blasting Freeze Spray is exemplary in its class.