a lot of trial and error. I've tried a lot of different products like brylcreem, vitalis, wildroot, royal crown hair dressing, the three Sweet Georgia Browns, Murrays, Layrite & Super Hold, Black and White, Fiber Grease, Tres Flores and I decided that I'd try getting my hair a little wet but not...
I have a timeline of my hair when i first decided to get my hair into a pompadour. After trying so many different kinds of pomades I settled on a good mixture of Fiber Grease, Layrite Super Hold, and Black and White. And on days that my hair gives me a hard time i'll throw in some sweet georgia...
So I've been experimenting with different pomades and seen great resuls from both sides. However i'm coming to the point where I've heard from people that petroleum based pomades will make/help you go bald by weakening the hair blah blah blah then i hear from relatives telling me stories (i'm in...
so then SGB Blue doesn't feel like you're tugging out your hair like murrays does when you put it in your head? Because thats why i stopped using murrays because when id put it in and comb my hair id rip hairs outta my scalp like it was christmas
yeah hold fast isn't the greatest, kinda a knock off of layrite which is fine its a quality product but eh, not for me. I'm trying to find somewhere to order the SGB from but the normal place I get it from http://www.thegreaseshop.com but they seem to be out of...
Well i did find a good combo for a pomp that I have been using is a Japanese pomade called Fiber Grease, I get it at Eddys Deluxe in Sacramento Ca or from their website eddysdeluxe.com but the problem with fiber grease is that its like $28. It holds like murrays, smells 1000x better than murrays...
okay, I read all 25 pages and got a lot of good info but there was one thing I'm curious about. When I used Murrays Id feel like I was ripping my hair out of my scalp and id like comb my hair with the murrays and I would get clumps of hairs on my comb, I'm only 19 so I'm not going bald yet...
what are the differences between the two? Honest answers plz. I googled them but I just got sales pitches. Can I get some real human interaction from the smart ppl here?
how tough is the Royal Crown Pomade? like murrays is hard as rock in the tin can and when i did use murrays i had to heat up the tin to even take it out, but how about the royal crown pomade how hard is it in the can?
lol no kidding. dont think ive ever heard of a fictional pomade but noyce. anybody still know the difference between royal crown hairdressing vs the pomade?
yeah id use dish soap then olive oil to take it out, but with murrays in general im done with it. the stuff was so hard on my hair i just didnt like it in general. Ive swayed towards sweet georgia brown and layrite super hold but i cant get my hair in the right way whether it be the length, my...
thanks. If the Royal Crown pomade can be used as a topper/shine/manageability. Then whats the Hairdressing do? I bought the hairdressing off walgreens.com since i can't find royal crown anywhere and I never even knew there was a RC pomade. I though the hairdressing was it.
urgh ya ive been making combination with using Fiber Grease or Layrite Super Hold as the main holding base with Sweet Georgia brown as a 2nd coating to give it flexibility and then top it with brylcreem for shine but the cowlicks i have are being a pain in the you know where.
yeah i always put layrite on my hair when its dry. the only main reason why i use water based pomades is because I like to wash my hair out like every three days and when i used murrays it was a nightmare to take out. are there other types of non water based that arent as tough a murrays?
$27.50 for it... its some real expensive stuff so i'm looking for a replacement because the japanese stuff has amazing hold and it washes out and smells really nice but the price is insane because of it bein imported. I tried Layrite before and it was ... eh, used to use Murrays but then i heard...
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