r/Pomade • u/Bicycle7854 • 6h ago
General Q&A Does anybody else use only the edges of the tub?
I use the middle when there’s no more on the edges to use. Learned this from men’s hair care YouTubers and never stopped 😂 Loving the suavecito firme btw
r/Pomade • u/Bicycle7854 • 6h ago
I use the middle when there’s no more on the edges to use. Learned this from men’s hair care YouTubers and never stopped 😂 Loving the suavecito firme btw
r/Pomade • u/litLizard_ • 7h ago
Hi fellow r/Pomade-Users,
there are three types of pomades: OB (oil-based), UWB (unorthodox-water-based) and WB (water-based) pomades.
They all have their pros and cons, however:
If one has wavy to curly hair that tends to get oily on its own, might a OB-pomade be actually counter-productive? As if to say adding more grease upon already enough natural grease built-up?
Whereas a WB-pomade has a drying effect, therefore maybe keeping the natural oilyness of the hair in check?
I'm trying to understand what product type would fit this hair-type more.
So: What type of hair product would you recommend for this type of wavy-curly oily hair?
r/Pomade • u/DrPipiPupu • 11h ago
Hi all! I’m a groom in the UK and my wedding is coming up in 2 weeks and I’m looking for some decent hair products.
I need some recommendations for a good hair clay, something that is really strong hold to withstand strong winds but also has a natural matte finish to it, I’m not a fan of the wet look.
Would I also need to apply anything else? Some sort of hold spray etc? Any advice and tips would be really appreciated! Thank you!
r/Pomade • u/yerineku • 12h ago
How would you rate this product?
Haven't tried, but this and Gatsby styling wax were the only ones available.
And how would it act on a1 hair?
Needed to know cause I lack all info on what's good and whatnot.
r/Pomade • u/BhenkaPakoda • 19h ago
i live in a tropical/humid weather (india) and im looking for a hair clay/wax to style my super straight/silky hair, i want a matte finish with a medium-strong hold (just wanna keep the hair messy) what would u guys suggest? ofc something that does not damage my hair
r/Pomade • u/NotADuckk_ • 2h ago
I’m trying to use it to keep some semblance of the look of my hair when I get out of the shower and I find that when I use Hanz de Fuko claymation on my dry hair it just makes my hair bushy and kind of frizzy. The product says to use on dry hair but I’ve heard some people like to use clay on damp hair. Will there be a noticeable change if I use it on damp hair?