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  • This is my first product review in a very long time!
    I would like to review the Enliven hair gel wet hold (2). I am guessing that the higher up the scheme you go, the firmer the gel holds. Therefore number 5 would probably leave my hair hard when it dries up.
    I have used this gel on my hair for about a month now and I cannot help but tell you all how much I like it. Let me list what I like about this gel.


    Enliven Hair gel wet hold

    • It gives my hair a very smooth finish.
    • It keeps my hair and edges flat and neat. 
    • It has a very mild scent.
    • It does not harden on the hair. How awesome is that! my hair still remains soft even after the gel dries up.
    • It also does not flake, which means that I don´t have to worry about white residue being left on my hair after the gel has dried up.
    • The price is very pocket friendly !!!!
    second day hair courtesy of enliven hair gel

    Where to get Enliven hair gels in general:

    I got my jar from Tuskys branch greenspan mall in Nairobi, Kenya but I am guessing that any tuskys supermarket has it in stock. If you know any other supermarket that stocks this gel please comment below. If you don´t live in Kenya and have seen this product stocked in shops in your country, please share by commenting below.
    Price: a jar of 250 mL goes for 90 KES which is about 1.02 USD or 0.78 Euro

    Picture taken at TUSKYS Greenspan mall Nairobi, Kenya


    Have you tried out this product or any other gel that you really liked using on your hair? please share your experience with gels on the comment box below.


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