


Key ingredients
Helps keep strands soft under a strong hold.
Adds slip and shine to frizzy strands.
Supports the look of smoother, stronger-feeling hair.
Helps hair hold moisture so it stays flexible.
How to use
- Use on dry hair after styling.
- Wipe excess gel off the brush on the tube rim.
- Brush over flyaways, hairline, or loose strands in the direction you want them to lie.
- Let it set for a few seconds.
Product details
- Size
- 9g
- Texture
- Clear gel on a mascara-style brush
- Fragrance
- Shower rose honey scent
- Formula
- Paraben-free, silicone-free, sulfate-free, mineral oil-free
- Packaging
- Twist-off stick with built-in brush
Full ingredients
water ethanol (Alkyl Acrylate / Diacetone Acrylamide) Copolymer AMP BG Honey Honey extract Hydrolyzed honey protein Damask rose flower extract Argania spinosa kernel oil Keratin (wool) Panthenol Royal jelly extract Gluconobacter / Honey fermented liquid Propolis extract γ-docosalactone Isostearoyl hydrolyzed collagen Isostearyl glyceryl Crystalline cellulose Gum arabic Zayn Trehalose Spearmint oil Coconut oil alkyl glucoside Glycerin PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil (Ethyl Methacrylate Betaine / Acrylate) Copolymer DPG Carbomer Diethyl sebacate Isostearic acid Hydroxide K Phenoxyethanol Fragrance
FAQ
How is this different from the original Matomake Stick?
It has a stronger hold, made for updos and hair that slips out of place easily.
Is it alcohol-free?
No, it contains alcohol, which helps the gel set quickly.
Will it weigh my hair down?
Use a light layer and it holds without looking greasy or flat.
What does it smell like?
It has a light shower rose honey scent.
&honey
&honey is a Japanese haircare brand from ViCREA built around honey-powered moisture for dry, frizzy, and damaged hair. Every line follows a simple numbered routine (shampoo 1.0, treatment 2.0, hair oil 3.0), so it is easy to mix and match across favorites like Deep Moist, Melty Moist Repair, Creamy EX Damage Repair, Fleur, and Herb Smooth.
Shop all &honeyThis information is for general guidance and isn't medical advice. Patch test new products and check with a dermatologist if you have concerns.



