Crazy Bull Hair Powder Space Dust

I’ve used a lot of hair powders over the years. Most notably uppercut, slick gorilla, swartzkopf got2b, fudge and batiste. Those are all pretty similar. Where this one differs is it still offers great hold whilst also being easy to manipulate later on.Let me explain…I have very fine hair and I use powders cos it helps my hair not get bogged down with product. Powders are both lightweight AND matte. All the others I’ve used style great but try running a comb through it or adjusting it later in the day? Forget it. Hairs just tangled and almost like I’ve back combed it. Space dust doesn’t do that. I can still restyle my hair later on with almost no tangling or tugging. Plus it smells great. Would definitely be interested in trying their putty’s out.Final verdict. If your using these products you might be like me and have done or thinning hair. If that’s the case just buy it. Works great. Smells great. Doesn’t clog or tangle.

It holds nice with a nice finish, easy to apply and has a nice melon scent

I had to stop using this due to the smell which lingers on your pillows and collar

This hair powder is good, does the job.

Not entirely sure how this particular hair powder got such positive reception, saw one reviewer suggesting he went through the gamut of different brands and decided on this as the definitive pick -- I jumped on that positive feedback and purchased this but had a radically different experience, granted I want to add I have very thick hair, and rely on hair powder because my hair simply flattens after a couple minutes with a standard wax, I also add hairspray to keep my hair in place once set --> I'm not sure if this particular combination is part of my negative experience (but other hair powders have worked fine + they don't look greasy!) So bare these facts in mind.1) Produces a weird stringy and messy look to my hair. Especially if I wear something like headphones or simply move the product repeatedly throughout the day, I end up with a frayed mess of hair.2) Makes my hair look greasy, and has this weird wet look, odd given most people have suggested it is matteifying, seems to have the reverse effect.3) Not only does it look greasy but it's hold is terrible, over the course of a day my hair would curl more and more (it naturally does this but I expect the powder to prevent it, most do). Until I ended up looking like a member of the Cure at the end of a busy shift. Not the look I was going for.4 This stuff does not work at all in the rain and I would hazard to guess humidity, but after a particular bad rainstorm here, I came in to find my hair completely flattened, where other products have held. Not even a bit of hold at all, just all washed out.5) You're getting very little product for the price point here, also the cap that sprinkles the product unto my hair kept coming off, for something this expensive the product design is very cheap. Compared to say something like Da Dude.I would highly recommend people try a powder from a company called L3VEL3, this is the best powder I know on the market, it's less expensive and you get 30g per bottle vs 20g. It is hard to wash out, but I guess that's the intended affect, it means it will actually hold in rainy weather. If you're looking for something more available I recommend Osmo Power Powder. It's quite cheap, the only issue is it produces more of a whispy sort of floofy look to your hair vs an angular textured look, but it holds extremely well throughout the day, and the look is nice and matte not greasy.

Great look and hold. So easy to use. Simply shake onto the hair and style. Lasts all day and perfect for a texturised look.

What the hell is in this!? It’s the best thing next to sliced bread! I love it and annoyed I just found this amazing product, defo recommend!

Product was not worth paying for as does not work in hair