Gunpowder is ideal for: • Fine or flat hair that lacks volume • Hair that struggles to hold shape • Up-styles, braids and textured looks • Anyone wanting lift and grip without heaviness It’s especially loved by stylists for event hair and lived-in, undone finishes.

"Apply sparingly to dry hair at the roots or wherever texture and grip are needed. Work in with fingertips to activate lift and separation.
A little goes a long way — start small and build only if needed. Stylist tip: For up-styles, apply where pins or elastics will sit to improve hold and longevity."

Immediate root lift and volume • Dry, matte texture with separation • Improved grip for styling and up-styles • Long-lasting body and structure • Light oil absorption to help hair stay fresher for longer

No. Gunpowder is designed to deliver dry texture and lift, not stickiness. Hair feels fuller and more controlled, without weighing it down.

If over-applied, any styling dust can leave a visible cast. Apply lightly and work it in well with your fingers. Used correctly, Gunpowder blends seamlessly — even on darker hair.

Gunpowder won’t damage hair when used correctly. As with all styling products, excessive use without regular cleansing can cause buildup. Shampoo thoroughly and give hair a break if the scalp feels heavy or irritated.

Gunpowder won’t damage hair when used correctly. As with all styling products, excessive use without regular cleansing can cause buildup. Shampoo thoroughly and give hair a break if the scalp feels heavy or irritated.

You can use it as needed. If using daily, ensure hair and scalp are cleansed regularly to prevent buildup.

Each product has a different role: • Volumising foam adds body with softness and movement • Hairspray locks a finished style in place • Gunpowder Styling Dust adds instant grip, texture and structure, making hair easier to style and styles last longer Gunpowder is about control and texture, not stiffness.