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    Posted: April 24 2003 at 9:16am
Anyone tried it? It smells like apples and contains no PVPs, which for some reason tangle my hair like no other. I have naturally wavy, frizz-prone hair that gets stick straight with a dryer, paddle brush and the right products, but I'd like to experiment with other gels such as this one. Thanks for your thoughts!!!!
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LOL I used to use that stuff like ten years ago, to make my hair stick up from my forehead before it fell to the side. So it didn't just sit flat on my head.

At the time, I thought it was great stuff. I couldn't tell you anymore about it though. :) I just had to share that reminisce.

I seem to recall it didn't separate my hair like other gels usually do.
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I agree SuperG, I used it in the big hair eighties.

It is good now for shorter styles.

You have got to try Modern Elixers Styling Serum mixed with some gloss drops or Redken glass. It separates like nobodys business. And the shine is to die for.
Modern Elixers is a line made by Paul Mitchell. You can usually buy it wherever Paul Mitchell is sold.
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Eh, well now that I know Super Sculpt is inextricably associated with fashion's worst decade I think I'll steer clear of that one. Thanks gals for your suggestions--as always, you're the best!
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