Hair gel

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Hair Gel

Hair gel (/hɛər dʒɛl/) is a hairstyling product that is used to harden hair into a particular hairstyle.

Etymology

The term "hair gel" is a combination of the words "hair", which comes from the Old English hær, and "gel", which is derived from the French gelée, meaning 'jelly' or 'gelatin'.

Usage

Hair gel is a popular product for both men and women's hairstyling routines. It is typically applied to wet hair and then styled with a comb or fingers. Once the gel dries, it hardens, maintaining the shape of the hair. Hair gel is often used to create a variety of hairstyles, including slicked-back looks, spiky styles, and more structured shapes.

Ingredients

Hair gels are typically made from water and alcohol, with various polymers added to provide the gel-like consistency. Some gels also contain additional ingredients like vitamins and herbal extracts to help nourish the hair and scalp.

Related Terms

  • Hair spray: A similar product that is sprayed onto the hair to hold a style in place.
  • Hair mousse: A foam-like product that is used to add volume and shine to the hair.
  • Hair wax: A thick hairstyling product that is used to create a variety of styles.
  • Hair pomade: A waxy or greasy substance that is used to style hair and give it a shiny, slick appearance.

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