美国海淘    TIGI Bedhead 魔法发蜡 57ml*2瓶装约￥119

or several years. This stuff is not the same. It doesn't look the same, and it doesn't work the same. I've been using this crappy stuff being sold here on Amazon for a year or so, because I actually believed what I had read in these reviews. Some people are saying the formula has changed. I have come to find out that this is simply untrue. I recently purchased several containers of Tigi Bedhead Manipulator off the shelf at a large cosmetic retail chain called Ulta. It was the good stuff that I remember using before I bought this product sold on Amazon. The real Bedhead Manipulator is creamy in color and texture.The product sold in Amazon has a pearl like reflective quality, and is not as creamy and thick. The real stuff works much better and you don't have to use as much to get the job doneI'm not sure what is going on here, but the stuff sold here is either Fake, adulterated, or seriously expired. I now use Google Express to purchase this product from Ulta. They pick the genuine product up from the closest store, and I have it in my hand the same day or following day for THE SAME PRICE. Do yourself a favor... Who knows what is being done to the product sold here.

very stiff and not gooey, like the real product! It also lacked right fragrance (this item has practically none). Finally, the word Manipulator, on the jar, has different font than what was advertised (it is spelled in all bold caps, as opposed to script). When I received the customary email asking if I was happy with my purchase, I informed them of my concerns above. They said it was possible that it could be old product (which I found rather troubling). They instructed me to send them photos of the jar, so they could try and make a determination, which i did. However, within a matter of minutes, I received a second, cursory email stating that the manufacturer probably changed the ingredients and to simply return the product, if I was not happy. In their initial email, they pawned themselves off as a small, locally owned company but I sincerely doubt that's the case. I think somebody is cranking this stuff out in their basement!

ility to it. Now, the stuff just makes my hair frizz and fly away (and I'm a guy with shorter hair). Given the price point for this stuff, you'd think they could continue to use the ingredients that made it successful in the first place, but apparently there's a movement in the personal goods industry to utilize components that don't work as well, I'm assuming because they make the product marginally cheaper. The only response I have as a consumer is that if you stop producing the product that caused me to buy from you in the first place, but you advertise as if you're still selling the same thing, I consider that false advertising and a failure to deliver on expectations. I don't usually do repeat business with a company that shows this kind of disrespect for consumers.