Mens Hair Pomade by American Crew, Medium Hold with High Shine, 3 Oz (Pack of 2)
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Terri A in HK
Greater than one weekThis is a good hair product for keeping fine hair in place, and style maintained!
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Edward Gerstenkorn
> 3 dayItems arrived quickly and as described,
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Danny Gali
> 3 dayIve been using American Crew styling gel for years. But it can be a bit expensive. I recently started trying this pomade and I like it. With gel in the bottle, I feel like Im paying a lot more for just water. And these seem to be a lot less expensive for what equates to the same amount, because theyre so much more concentrated. Although I havent done the math enough to get a good comparison.
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Leon Breitenberg
> 3 dayCan’t go wrong with American Crew products. By the best hair products for men on the market
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J.D. Contreras
> 3 dayI just received this yesterday last minute before I was going to work and my hair was tow-up. This stuff fixed that super quick! Its not a cream or a gel, but rather a waxy feeling to it. Its solid clear as seen in the photos and you get what you pay for. I got sick of using those ICE spiker products for turning into hard glue afterwards, then found this. At least with this you can still run your fingers through your hair!.. And yes, you can STILL style it to your liking. (Even when dry!) Some people say its got a musky smell to it... DUDE, YOURE A MAN! MEN ARE MUSKY! This smells like a total mans product! To me it just smells really clean and really manly. Its pretty stiff for a pomade, just dont overdo it on dry hair. If you want that wavy, messed or styled up kind of hairdo..Then this is for you. I used a little extra for that maximum hold and my hair STILL hasnt budged even a 10 hour shift. I can still run my hands through my hair too! Its not hard at all. Im ordering a lot more when I get my second delivery. I need to make sure its the same product. Careful of fakes. Ill call and raise HELL on Amazon if its a fake. This ones authentic though so you should be cool. And one more thing... DAMN IT AMAZON!!! IT TAKES FOREVER FOR YOU PEOPLE TO DELIVER A HAIR PRODUCT?! SERIOUSLY. Expect to WAIT a week for this product. IT SAYS TWO DAY SHIPPING WITH PRIME, BUT ITS DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING. IT DOES NOT TAKE TWO DAYS, IT TAKES 7 DAYS. PLEASE CALL AMAZON TO LET THEM KNOW ITS DECEPTIVE MARKETING. Im giving Amazon 1 Star for delivery & 5 for the product.
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Dr. Icie Ruecker Jr.
> 3 dayThank you for samples of different hair pomade. Product is great .
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Lesley
> 3 dayMy son has very curly hair and it works so well on his hair. Perfect item
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Diane Golden
> 3 dayI brought this for my boyfriend who has fine hair and two stubborn cowlicks. It goes on easily, looks good, washes out easily, gives him a well groomed squared away look all day (his job requires being out in the elements and in peoples homes so he needs to look professional)
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Jake
> 3 dayThis is not a “firm hold” so I like it. A bit pricey.
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Nathan C
> 3 dayUpdate: Since I wrote this, Ive changed how I do things. Now, I blow dry my hair bone dry, and then use the defining paste (matte, and holds good with just a tiny spritz of hairspray). I also have some left over forming cream, and it works really well too, just gives the hair a shinier look. For me, that shinier look is nice if Im going to a wedding, or dressing up...that sort of thing. I blow dry the hair in the front up, blow dry the rest totally dry, put some defining paste in my palm, rub my hands together vigorously and warm it up, and then work it into my hair. I love the way the defining paste smells, matte looks nice, and its super easy to get that messy but controlled look. I have slightly wavy hair, not stick straight or curly. I decided to leave the rest of my original review below. Funny how the process changes over time! Experiment and have fun, but I personally think the Defining Paste is awesome for matte, and forming cream if you want a little bit of shine (but its harder to work into your bone dry hair, and doesnt smell as good). ******************************************** Original Review Ive used four different American Crew wax/pomades, and they are all great. They smell great, and they are relatively inexpensive. The hard part is figuring out...what product is good for what hair? Ive gone from very short guy hair, to longer guy hair...and as Ive done that, the American Crew product that I prefer has changed. With my hair really short, I was using their classic wax, which they no longer make. I started trying their Fiber product on that short hair, and it worked pretty well. Get my hair fairly damp, work the Fiber in, and it would give me good hold...little spike in the front. Another product I was using with my short hair was TIGI Bed Head Men Matte Separation Wax. That stuff is REALLY sticky...which is fine for short hair. Before I move onto the Pomade, the other thing to consider is...varying the dampness of your hair prior to the product will have a HUGE effect on how it works. For example, you can have your hair fairly damp with the stickier (ie high hold) products, and still be able to work it in really well. As your hair gets drier though, two things happen. The hold becomes even MORE pronounced, but it also becomes harder to work into the hair. So as I grew my hair out...the Fiber began to work less well. I had a lot more hair, and because its a higher hold, it actually started to weigh my hair down. Spiking up hair thats only an inch or two long worked fine...but as my hair got to 3+ inches, it would start to fall over. And the Fiber is fairly sticky...so your hair needs to be fairly damp to work it in, but then it doesnt want to stay up. Now I will FINALLY talk about the Pomade! I had to move to a lower hold product...and I wasnt used to this at first. I was leaving my hair fairly damp, and putting the pomade into that didnt give it much hold at all (though depending the style you want...like a more traditional mad men kind of look without a lot of spike, then that would be fine). I wanted a little more spike and verticalness to my hair, so what I had to do was start drying it more. Ive started using a blow dryer to train my hair in the direction I want, and to get it much drier (not 100% dry, but maybe 75%). Now the pomade has much more hold! The other product Ive been using is the Forming Cream. Its similar to the pomade...but a little less shiny. It has worked well in my longer hair, and like I said before...to get any hold, I need my hair drier. You will probably have to try a couple different products until you find the one you really like. But before you give up on any one product, vary the dampness of your hair first. Hopefully my experience will point you in the right direction. For short hair, use the high hold products with damp hair. For longer hair, use the low hold products with drier hair.