Now, fortunately, you have something to replace gels and also hide the damage caused to your hair. The American Crew Boost powder is something you can use daily or occasionally to make your hair look voluminous. However, that is not the only thing you get. If you have short hair and like natural-looking texturized styles, you could even try using a bit of Boost Powder as your only styling product. WHAT DOES IT DO? In my opinion, a product like this does not have any health benefits for the hair. It’s not damaging to the hair, however, overuse could leave your hair excessively dry and prone to breakage, and sometimes required an extra dose of shampoo to wash out. INGREDIENTS

Answer: Although the product description mentioned that it had some kind of masculine smell, most customers claimed the powder is odorless. In a lot of ways texturizing powders have a similar visual effect to dry shampoo, as they both typically reduce the shine and make the hair appear cleaner. However, as the name suggests texturizing powders deliver a lot more hold and texture, while dry shampoo typically reduces the hold of products. EASE OF USE

Ingredient List: Aqua/Water/Eau, Propylene Glycol, Silica Silylate, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate. WHERE TO BUY My personal opinion is that the American Crew Boost Powder is expensive for the volume and performance of the product. The balance of ingredients makes the product a touch more user friendly, but to me, there isn’t anything about this product that makes it stand out as being fair better than budget texturizing powders. Apart from that, if you do not want to harm your hair with something dense then all you need to do is pat some of this powder on your head and spread it. Make sure that your hair is dry though. Adds Volume Being a fine powder, used in such small amounts, it does not have a scent or affects the scent of other products you use with it. PRODUCT PERFORMANCE Here I have compiled a series of products in case someone has tried them to know which is more recommendable:

In a lot of men’s hairstyling products (I.e waxes, pomades, pastes, etc.), the hold typically comes from around 20-30% of the ingredients. The other 70-80%, typically reduce the hold. Though I should note that, these other ingredients are still equally as important to conventional products, as they help to balance the look and feel of the product by controlling the finish and creating a user-friendly application. This is why the small container lasts a few months. However, many still consider it too expensive for the amount. Helps to keep things against gravity The powder is dehydrated of water and oil so it provides a completely matte finish when used on its own, and can reduce the shine of other products.Boost Powder is an anti-gravity powder with a matte finish, helping to build texture for your hair. Designed specifically to help thinning and curly hair. Product Specification

This post will break down my own personal experience using the American Crew Boost Powder and review the performance of the product. SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE One of the ingredients that this powder uses is propylene glycol. What this does is retain the moisture in the hair just like conditioners do. Thus, the hair looks and feels softer. Contains Citric Acid After regular use of the American Crew Boost Powder, I found it to be quite a well-rounded product. As far as texturizing powders go, it’s not the strongest. So I prefer to use it as a styling aid because it works better with other products and it’s more forgiving if you accidentally apply a bit too much. The container might seem too small in size despite the small amount of powder used in each use because of the price.It delivers fairly consistent and reliable performance, helping to mattify styles and add a bit of extra volume and texture to styles. The hold is super lightweight and helps to reduce shine, but it doesn’t last all day if reworked too often. HEALTH BENEFITS You know how great citric acid is as a defendant. In fact, there are many infections that can be reduced or dealt with by eating citric acid. But, what is it doing in a hair powder? For best results, I use it to boost the hold and matte finish of other styling products. AMOUNT OF PRODUCT USED PER APPLICATION