Beloved for its staying power and versatility, this is a hairspray for the Black British hair books. That being said, "it's tricky territory thinking about products that have shaped the history of Black hair, mainly because so many brands have been mass conglomerates and not Black-owned — and if they are, they've often been bought out and transformed," explained beauty editor Ava Welsing-Kitcher. "Take Schwarzkopf Got2b Glued Blasting Freeze Spray (£4), for example. For years, Black women have repurposed it to melt lace fronts with hours of staying power, but adverts for it were still marketed towards Caucasian hair for a long time before recently taking a much-needed turn."