This revolutionary hair wax stick has taken the beauty world by storm, selling over 2000 units in just one week. It effectively smooths, slicks, and tames even the most unruly hair, leaving it sleek and manageable. Packed with natural ingredients like shea butter and ocean bamboo, the Slick Styler is also cruelty-free, vegan, and environmentally friendly.
As much as I love an Aussie summer, I don’t always love what it does to my hair — the frizz, the flyaways and the salt make it a lot trickier to tame. But fortunately People Haircare has introduced a genius solution, its Slick Styler is an extremely effective way to smooth, slick and tame unruly strands. The hair wax stick which retails for just $16 has already sold more than 2000 units in just one week.
Whether you’re struggling with frizz or simply want a smoother hairstyle, the Slick Styler leaves hair sleek and manageable, offering a quick solution to maintain a polished look. It’s hero products are shea butter which softens and repairs brittle hair as well as ocean bamboo which helps to maintain your hair’s natural gloss. The product is also soap-free, grey water safe, cruelty-free, and vegan, ensuring that it’s both gentle and ethical. It’s packaged in a recycled plastic bottle, making it an environmentally friendly choice for those who are conscious of their beauty products’ impact on the planet. People Haircare was founded in 2022 and has continued to revolutionise the beauty world ever since with all of its products, priced at $16 each. Shoppers have given the Slick Styler a 5-star rating on People Haircare’s website. “Have been using this to death it makes me look far more put together than I actually am,” one reviewer wrote. “Love this product, works really well to tame all the flyaways and little new hairs! Super easy to use and smells nice,” another shopper added. To purchase the Slick Styler, head to People Haircare’s website here
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