✂️ REDKEN Rough Paste 12 - Texturizing Hair Paste for All Hair Types, Offering Flexible Definition and Control Review

I just got my first pixie cut and my amazing stylist used Aveda Control Paste on my hair and I loved it. I didn't buy it that day as it was $29 which isn't that unreasonable considering how long it will take, but thought I'd do some research first. My research consisted of contacting my overseas stylist and asking her if she knew anything similar to this product at a lower price. She told me about it and said it was $7-9 less. Ha, not loud Revane! Only $13! I'm so glad she told me about this…

I started using this product about five months ago and doubt I will use anything else. It's light and non-greasy. It gives my hair a natural, textured look that I love so much. My daughter (12) has short hair and it stands up really cute without looking sticky and stays up all day. I have shoulder length hair. I straighten my hair to either curl or straighten it. My hair is cut in the "A" line. I have a lot of layers and I like the "dirty look". Small things have a big impact. I apply a small…

I used it many years ago when it was in a gray container. I really liked the product as I have very fine hair and it didn't weigh it down. I thought since my hair is short again I will buy the product again. It's not the same product as it used to be. This product is much thicker than before. As I rubbed it between my palms to apply a thin layer, my hands got stuck in my hair and my hair stuck to my arms, pulling out strands of hair. I then used a little more to see if it would "glide" through…

I've been using Redken styling products for a while now and this is a real disappointment. When I found out that my previous product was no longer being made I decided to go with them after seeing that they were similar. I was skeptical as it was the consistency of a cheap lotion but it smelled nice and I went for it. I found that heat was not easy to manage and gave myself a short window of opportunity to style my hair. I had to wet the comb and shape it somehow, which was still frustrating…