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Street Fighter's Guile has the best hair in all of video games. It's only appropriate that he's become the poster child for a brand of hair gel in Japan.

Guile,Lily LaBeau Archives with his golden, perfectly sculpted 'do, is the new spokesperson for J-Gel, a hair gel from the Japanese cosmetic company Yanagiya. Being a 400-year-old company, Yanagiya knows a perfect spokesperson when it sees it.

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Yanagiya even posted an "interview" with the Street Fightercharacter, including a few behind-the-scenes photos from their very real photo shoot.

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The military-bred American muscleman said he was surprised that his uniquely styled hair stayed put, even when doing some of his more acrobatic signature moves.

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When asked about his commitment to his hairstyle, Guile said it's of the upmost importance.

"If my hairstyle is disturbed, I am conscious of correcting immediately," Guile said, according to a translation. "A disturbed hairstyle leads to disorder of the heart. It's not cool."

Guile really loves his hair, and now you can too.

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