Hair gel REF Sculpting Gel 433 for women, 150 ml, for normal hair

REF Sculpting Gel 433 for women is a 150 ml styling gel formulated for normal hair. The flexible gel provides structure and weightless volume while delivering medium hold, shine and definition for short to medium-length styles. The formula includes a Colour Preserve System and strengthening quinoa protein to help maintain hair appearance and support styling without heavy residue.

Advantages

The product offers medium, flexible hold that sculpts and defines hairstyles while allowing natural movement. A lightweight texture creates weightless volume and visible shine without leaving heavy buildup. The Colour Preserve System helps protect hair tone during styling and the quinoa protein contributes to hair strength and manageability.

Suitable for

• Everyday sculpting of short to medium-length hair
• Creating structured looks with natural movement
• Styling coloured hair where colour protection is desired
• Salon and at-home finishing and definition

Key specifications

• Volume: 150 ml
• Target: women with normal hair
• Hold level: medium, flexible
• Finish: shine and definition
• Texture: lightweight gel, low-residue
• Active components: quinoa protein, Colour Preserve System

How to use

Apply a small amount of gel to clean, towel-dried or dry hair and distribute evenly from roots to ends. For short styles, work the product into sections with fingers to sculpt and define; for medium lengths, apply more sparingly and shape as desired with a comb or fingers. Allow to air dry for a natural finish or use a hairdryer on low to medium heat to set the style. Adjust the amount used to achieve preferred hold and definition.

Usage recommendations

Use on normal hair to achieve defined, structured styles without stiffness; combine with your regular shampoo and conditioner routine. When styling coloured hair, maintain colour vibrancy by pairing with colour-safe haircare products. Store at room temperature and avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs.