Red by Kiss Styler Fixer Locking Gel & Wax
Define and maintain your locs with the perfect formula tailored to your hair’s needs. The Red by Kiss Styler Fixer Locking Wax (SLU01) delivers ultimate hold, specially designed for thick and hard-to-manage locs, locking in moisture and shine without flaking. For thinner locs or twist styles, the Styler Fixer Locking Gel (SLR01) offers regular hold, giving you flexible control and definition. Both are crafted to fight frizz and support long-lasting style while keeping your scalp and strands nourished.
Variants
| Product Code | Product Type | Hold Type | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLU01 | Locking Wax | Ultimate Hold | 6 fl.oz |
| SLR01 | Locking Gel | Regular Hold | 6 fl.oz |
FAQ
What is the difference between the locking wax and locking gel?
The locking wax (SLU01) provides ultimate hold and is ideal for thick, hard-to-manage locs. The locking gel (SLR01) offers regular hold and is better suited for thinner locs or twist styles, providing more flexibility and control.
Does either product cause flaking?
No, the Red by Kiss Styler Fixer products are formulated to lock in moisture and shine without flaking.
Can I use the wax on all types of locs?
The locking wax is specifically designed for thick and hard-to-manage locs. For thinner locs, the locking gel is recommended.

David Gray –
I’ve used the locking wax for my thick locs and it holds the style all day without flaking. My hair stays shiny and defined, even after sweating. Great product for long-lasting results.
Sue Kerr –
The gel works well for my twist styles. It gives me enough hold without making my hair stiff. I can touch up my style easily throughout the day.
Christopher Bailey –
After switching from a regular hair product, I noticed less frizz and better moisture retention. The wax keeps my locs in place and looks natural.
Caroline Burgess –
I tried both the wax and gel. The wax is perfect for thick locs, but the gel is more manageable for my thinner hair. Both are easy to apply and last longer than previous products.