Pomade

[Cocker]

Tried out the Reuzel Green, and it turns out really great. Easy to apply, easy to style, and it's pretty solid. If your hairs are getting messed up during the day, a quick comb and everything's back in order! I think it'll be my go-to pomade.

 

[Thumper15]

I wear my hair in a slick back undercut everyday. I started with Reuzal red as my go to pomade, it's a normal orthodox water based pomade. I recently switched to Flagships Blackship unorthodox water based and I love it. It has a dark color, and a very nice creamy texture. Goes on great in damp or dry hair. Easy to work, and unlike an orthodox water based like Reuzel, it doesn't harden up into a helmet hair like hardness and can be restyled easily during the day if needed, and the hold is good. I work in a casting factory on 12 hour shifts, and am in and out of large CNC milling machines dealing with heat and coolant all night and my hair will stay in place unless I physical touch it and move it. And then I just run a comb through and it's done. I ordered it from Etsy and will ordering more shortly.

 

[johnnycanuck]

Pomade for every kind of hair day.

Johnny

 

[GregGale]

'Been using "**** Grease X". Love the coconut scent, stands up to the weahter, but my hair is quite strong, and it didn't hold well, but added weight and pulled it down. Then I tried Suavecito Firme hold...it didn't hold at all, smelled like shower gel, and dried like hair gel. Then I ordered a can of **** Grease ** - Extra stiff. Perfect scent, and holds all day! Funny thing is it smells exactly like "*** Wax", the wax I like to use on my surfboard

 

[Snortman45]

I started using Barbury a couple of weeks ago as my first try at pomade. It's water-based and decent, but I would like to try the Reuzel green (medium hold) or pink (heavy hold) or one of the Lockhart's pomades (probably the authentic heavy, not sure I'm ready to go with the Goon Grease for high shine yet).