Fudge in your hair?

Advantages: Great hold.
Disadvantages: Not for all hair types as it states. Can be sticky on hands.

...the product to dry hair. You are only supposed to use a small amount, putting it first onto the palm of one hand before rubbing them together. When the Shaper is distributed evenly between both hands, you then work through the hair to create the look you're after. Price For the 100g/3.5oz pot it will set you back around £9.50. (My mum nearly had a heart attack after already paying nearly £30 for the cut!) Where To Buy = The only place I've seen this in is hair salons but I did a quick search of the internet and http://www.gostraight.co.uk sells the Fudge line. How long does it last? My brother goes through about a pot a month. If you used the suggested small amount I would predict it would last you about 3 months. Opinion I must admit this is probably best for short hair...

sar80 02.06.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Fudge - the shape of things to come..

Advantages: Effective, non-greasy, non-flakey product ideal for all hair types
Disadvantages: Pricey and not readily available in the high street.

...come by and it'll cost you an arm and a leg (not literally - that would be hideous). The trouble is that it's not currently available in high street retailers like Boots or Superdrug, so you have to scour the trendy hairdressers shelves for that telltale orange packaging. Once you've found it be prepared to part with notes rather than coins. A large 100g tub will set you back £9-10, but will last you around 6 months of daily use, which for the best product in it's range, seems like good value to me. Although it can be a bit of shock if you're used to paying under a fiver for your hair gunk. You can also buy a smaller, travel size tub (25g) for around £3.50 which is a good way to try out the product for the first time, and surprisingly makes for a good travel companion. According to 'diamondbeauty.com' celebrity users of Fudge hair...

Spiderkid 25.02.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Shoppingpuss loves Fudged up hair!

Advantages: Shapes hair and smells great
Disadvantages: Bit expensive and difficult to find

...the orange and silver 100g tub of Fudge Shaper I found what looked like white creamy textured wax/cream. It felt sticky to the touch and I was very dubious at first about putting this gunk on my hair...but the smell lured me in. Hmmm... fudge smell. I loved the smell immediately. So I dipped in my fingers into this white sticky fudge cream, rubbed my hands together a bit, then spread and scrunched it into my dry hair to create a wavy messed up look. I was immediately surprised at how well it worked and although I had scrunched in a fair bit, my hair didn't look greasy or feel heavy either. My hands however did need to be washed straight away otherwise anything touched would have been fudged! The product stayed in all day and every time I moved my head I could smell fudge, hmm.. very nice. My husband was sniffing my hair too. On touching...

shoppingpuss 28.08.2004 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

It's cheaper to be bald!

Advantages: Strong effective hold, easy to wash out
Disadvantages: Not so effective with long hair. Has nothing on a Caramac!

...find the majority of prices were approximately £8.50, however with the addition of P+P this increased to around £10. Although I am not a regular user, I found the best price to be on eBay from a market seller. I was charged £8.50 with free P+P saving a good £3-4!...excellent!... The product arrived very quickly, within 3 days so I was able to use it that week! The Hair Shaper is available in both 25g/0.88oz and 100g/3.5oz tubs. The costs mentioned above relate to a 100g pot. ¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨?"°º•۝• How to use •۝•º°"?¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨ As soon as you get it, I would recommend twisting off the bright orange lid and taking a good strong sniff?ahhh, sweet, sweet caramel! I'm not sure how good this is for you, so don't do it too often. You will probably want to sit down for a while after, but as soon as you are ready...

gaunts 08.03.2007 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Ooh, Your Hair Smells Nice

Advantages: Excellent hold, smells great, washes out easily, not that widely available.
Disadvantages: Expensive compared with most high street styling products, not that widely available.

...solution that is Fudge Shaper. With no idea where I could get it, but remembering something about it being hard to find, I turned to my perennial problem solver, the internet. After a quick search, I found a few outlets stocking the somewhat comprehensive Fudge range, and placed an order with SBS UK (www.sbs-uk.net) for small 25g tubs of both Shaper and Putty, in order to try before committing myself to a bigger purchase. When these arrived, I decided it was the Shaper that was more to my liking, as it had a better feel, smell and a stronger hold than the Putty. SBS was again my choice of supplier when I took the plunge and ordered a 100g tub of the Fudge Shaper. Registering and ordering from the site was straightforward, and they provided visible credit/debit card security measures at the checkout/payment phase. Delivery was free, which...

Decoy 02.06.2003 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Good enough to eat

Advantages: Gives hair lots of volume and has divine smell
Disadvantages: Quite expenisve

...it to dry hair to shape and style it. Fudge hair putty is best suited to short to jaw length hair, particularly if you have layers to accentuate them. Product details: The fudge originates from Australia and has a medium hold factor 3. It has a website www.fudge.com explaining more about fudge products, ingredients etc. What's the packaging like? The packaging is a bright, fun tub with a screw -on lid. The tub is bright orange with a grey lid. How much does it cost? The product comes in 25g or 100g tubs at an approximate cost of £3.95 and £10.95 respectively. You can buy it online at www.fudge.com or from many hair salons. Although quite expensive, you only need a small amount and so it does last a while. My 25g pot has lasted me 3 months using it everyday. To sum up: Despite it being pricier than your average hair...

bball 28.03.2004 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Putty 100g

rocks my world

Advantages: smells fabby
Disadvantages: a little expensive

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mspinkpanther 20.06.2008 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Short and Curlies

Advantages: lasts forever
Disadvantages: not found in many High St shops

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vickisf 06.04.2003 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Hair Like Heaven!

Advantages: Amazing Looking, Amazing Smelling, Lasts Forever
Disadvantages: A little pricey, but lasts longer than cheaper products

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thruddite 28.01.2004 · Read review
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Review of Fudge Hair Shaper 100g

Cheap as Chips @ 28p for 100g

Advantages: Value for money
Disadvantages: Boring Packageing, no excitement

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smilerz 15.09.2006 · Read review
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