GRAHAM HILL Becketts Shaper Mens Hair Gel (100ml) - Strong Hold, High Gloss Finish for Long Hair - Wet Look Hair Gel for Men - Vegan, Hair Styling Gel, Firm and Stable Hold

This product definitely gives a fresh look on your hair..It’s got quite strong hold on your hairHappy with it so for.

This is no better than gels a fraction of this price.The gel does not leave a shine on your hair.Who ever said it did must have been using a different gel!! The product is not worth anywhere near £12.00.Do,not,waste your money as I have .

I wouldn't say this is the strongest styling gel. I have semi-long hair and tend to do slick backs. It does lose its effectiveness after a couple of hours and even quicker if I sweat. I see this working for shorter hair that isn't heavy.

I bought two, one was great but the other one won’t work and nothing comes out when it is pumped.

The GRAHAM HILL Becketts Shaper Men's Hair Gel is supplied in a well presented box, that’s handy if you looking for gifts. The gel itself is supplied in a thin tube holding about 100ml of gel, easily dispensed via the pump top.It does feel more like a cream than a gel, but works into the hair easily enough, with decent hold if not as robust as a traditional gel. No complaints, it’s well presented and does the job, but I do feel you’re paying a premium for the branding.If you’re considering the GRAHAM HILL Gel as a gift for someone that could appreciate the GRAHAM HILL branding, it could be worth it.

I got this for my son to try as he uses quite a lot of hair styling products. It has a nice smell and is easy to use and style the hair. His hair doesn't feel sticky after using it. Overall a lovely product and does its job well.

This is a very basic hair gel, with the primary active ingredient being essentially PVA glue. This would be fine if this was priced competitively but it's actually spectacularly expensive!The presentation is nothing special. I think the manufacturers might be overestimating the appeal of Graham Hill branded products. I also think it's in pretty poor taste to use the name and (limited) celebrity appeal of a dead person to sell your product. Maybe Graham Hill wouldn't mind so much if he was getting a cut of the profits, bit late or that though.The product blurb bangs on about it being "Developed with natural ingredients". This is such a loose and misleading phrase and the ingredient list doesn't look awfully natural to me. There is nothing wrong with it, it's a fine basic hair gel but it is basic. It's not even strongly fragranced. The performance of this is as expected of any VP/VA Copolymer based styling product.I would suggest people look at the ingredients list and compare them to other cheaper hair gels. Look at Schwarzkopf's "Got2b Glued" range, look at Alberto Balsam's "Ultra Strong Styling Gel". You will find VERY similar products for far less money. In the case of the latter mentioned product, it's currently being sold on Amazon for £2.99 for 400ml, that's 0.75p per 100ml as opposed to this product which is £13.95 per 100ml, that's 1860% more expensive. :D

Super stylishly presented product and looks far more expensive than it is.Not much needed to create a fantastic glossy well held look so will last well