Our expert dust control representatives can answer any question you might have but before they do, here are the 10 most important things to remember about Gorilla-Snot: The solution is designed to be easily applied topically to almost any soil or aggregate. A modest application will create a light surface crust that remains permeable for air and water, yet perfect for controlling dust and suppressing PM 10 and PM 2.5 particulate matter to maintain air quality and visibility.

However, it can be harder to tell whether those products are ‘good’ or ‘bad’ for you, or to even know what they do. A US inspection found the product to contain products that produce smog, more than what’s legally allowed anyways. Once cured, Gorilla-Snot is odorless, colorless, non-slippery, water resistant, ultraviolet-ray resistant, non-flammable and is human, animal, marine life and vegetation safe. If you take a good look at the ingredients bellow you will notice that it’s not really what you would call a safe product to be used daily.It’s important to use only however much you need, and only reapply after washing out the old product. If you are desperate for hold (and aren’t very concerned about the environment), then this might be the gel for you. Note that there is alcohol as I mentioned earlier therefor you need to use it with caution else it can end up leaving you with dry hair. ingredients:

It also lasts, you could keep a style for a long time with this gel, especially if used on portions of your hair that you want to hold, rather than your whole head. It is a high hold gel, so if you are going for an extreme look, like a mohawk, this product might fit the bill. You may want to look at alternative edge control products that have a strong hold and don’t leave behind any residue.Have you been thinking about whether to use Gorilla Snot gel on curly hair? Gorilla Snot is a catchy name, but the bizarreness of it will make you think twice before choosing it. If you just use solvent on big blobs you’ll smear it all over the place and have a real mess, Just make sure that the Gorilla is sedated first or you’re in big trouble. It contains a laundry list of chemicals like Methylchloroisothiazolinone (I had a hard time typing it, please don’t try to make me pronounce it). The board that investigated the product determined that it contributed almost 24 tons of pollutants to the air in California alone.