Limited Edition - Sleek and Smooth Edit.
Snatched in 5 minutes, fuss-free.
Sharp part. Glassy finish. Not a flyaway in sight. The six pieces that turn a pro slick-back into a five-minute job you do yourself.
Or 4 payments of $42 with Afterpay or PayPal Pay in 4. Free shipping over $99. Once the green tin is gone, it's gone.
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AHFA 2026 Winner
4.9 from 214 reviews
A five-minute slick-back
26 years on the tools
What's inside
Six things. Nothing you won't use.
This isn't everything we make — it's what Natalie actually reaches for when hair needs to look finished and there's no time to start again.
Soft vegan bristles, matte timber handle. Tension exactly where you need it — no pulling, no snagging.
The grip the pros trust. Damage-free hold on wet or dry hair, no kinks.
Award winner. Flexible hold, high shine, zero flakes — even after round three.
Carve a clean part, sharpen a section, polish an edge. Lives in the pouch.
Holds the whole kit. Vanity to handbag to carry-on.
Hold waves and face-framing layers while they cool. No dents, no kinks.
No inflated “was” price. That's the real total of the six products at their everyday prices.
Shop the Edit — $168The part nobody expects
Gentle enough for school mornings.
The Slick & Smooth Brush was built with soft vegan bristles that give tension without pulling, snagging or breakage — because that's what a stylist needs at the basin. It turns out that's also exactly what a six-year-old needs at 8:15am.
Sleek school ponytails, clean parts, a bun that survives the playground. No tears, no negotiating, no screaming match before the bell.
Straight from the chair
This balm in your kit won Best New Styling Product of 2026.
Judged against some of the best professional haircare products in the world. Not a badge we bought, and not a “finalist” we're rounding up — a win.
2026
Australian Hair Fashion Awards
Winner — Best New Styling Product
The Slick & Smooth Balm. The same 25g that's in this edit, and the piece the whole kit is built around: the brush spreads it, the Detailer parts around it, the clips hold while it sets.
Second win for the range — Prep & Play took one in 2023.
How you actually use it
It's a routine, not a drawer of things.
The most common reason a kit goes unused is that nobody explains the order. Here's the order.
Kill the flyaways
Clean hair is doing its own thing. A little balm over the top is all it needs — smooth the halo down and leave it there. You're not styling yet, you're stopping the frizz before it starts.
Low pony
Second-day hair holds better than clean hair — that's why stylists like it. Brush it back into a low pony, balm over the top and the sides. Sleek, not scraped.
Don't wash it. Slick it back.
The day you'd normally give up and wash it is the day this earns its place. Balm through, brush it back, slick it down. No white cast, no residue — just shine.
Balm on the brush. Never straight on your hands.
Load a little onto the bristles first, then brush it through. It spreads evenly, you never get a white cast or a greasy patch at the roots, and you can keep building until it's right. Going in heavy-handed is the only way to get this wrong.
The honest maths
One thing in here runs out. The rest you keep.
Most kits are consumables dressed up as a bargain — you use them, they're gone, you buy them again. This one is five tools and a balm. Of the $210 it's worth, $169 of it never needs replacing.
Which is the real difference between a $168 kit and a $168 salon visit. One of them is still in your bathroom next winter.
Before you ask
The questions we actually get.
Will the balm leave a white cast or residue?
No - as long as you don't apply it on top of hairspray. Because your hairspray will give you the white cast, not the balm. It's a soft, flexible hold that re-works without flaking, with Saw Palmetto and Sea Algae Extract to hydrate hair and scalp without clogging.
Is it right for fine hair?
Yes — use less. Try applying onto the brush prior to straight onto your scalp. Built up gradually if you need more. The mistake people make is going in heavy from the start.
Is this for salon professionals or for me at home?
Both, genuinely. It's the kit Natalie carries, sized for a handbag. Stylists use it on clients; everyone else uses it on themselves on day three.
What makes it limited edition?
The green tin and the travel pouch were made once, for this edit. When they're gone the edit retires — the individual products stay, the green tin doesn't.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes — four payments of $42 with Afterpay or PayPal Pay in 4, interest free. Shipping is free on orders over $99, so this edit ships free.
Once it's gone, it's gone
Salon hair. On a Tuesday.
Six pieces. $210 of product. $168.
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