MAKEUP RULES: What the Muk?

January 28. 2014 11:32PM
By Bobby Walsh (The Real King Bob) Weekender Correspondent

When entering this unique, naughty, provocative, and ultra sexy
Australian hair care website, you are greeted with a disclaimer prompting you to
turn away if you can't handle things that are politically incorrect or if you
use other mainstream, boring brand products.

 I was first turned on to this line when I saw the products as a
whole and put two and two together, realizing the product names were
intentionally vulgar. Shortly after that realization, I was presented with an
additional sampling of products with collateral on the products, including ads
which, again, were purposefully lewd and slightly misleading.

 Utilizing ultra fine ingredients with extensive lab research, this
line is not only vegan but also has never been tested on animals.

A taste of what some of the products names are like:

Kinky Muk - Curl amplifier

Filthy Muk - Firm hold styling paste

Hard Muk - Raw Muk - Gloss finish styling mud

Rough Muk - Foaming styling cream

Intense Muk - Repairing line of products

 Fat Muk - Volumiser line of products

Hot Muk - Thermal protector line of products

Deep Muk - Ultra softening full line of products

These products are extremely reasonable, with a price range from
$15.50 to $27.50, and now with mukusa.com you can get Muk'd online.

Muk also has a softer side with Spa Muk, a line created with argan oil that's 100 percent
sulfate free.

Tip: Go all the way with Muk and try its very own line of styling
tools consisting of a Style Stick (multi-use flat iron) and Curl Stick
(multi-attachment wand).

Trick: Visit the UK website, mukme.com, for Muk'n good offers,
including duo packs of your soon-to-be favorites!