Great video!! This definitely tells me the product is not for my hairstyle. The clutch xl so far has been the best. Thanks for these awesome reviews so we can shop for the right ones. 👍🏻
Great review! You’re reviews are pretty godly, in depth and very impressive. A cool video would be your top two or three products going up against each other. I know you like Baxter clay pomade, and I saw your clutch vs claymation and cavalier video.( which got me to buy clutch and I’m liking it so far) but seeing those two go up against each other would be pretty cool. Keep up the videos cause they are badass
Hey Matt can you do a review on Lockhart’s transcend? I’ve been trying to look for a replacement for matte fire and brimstone but haven’t found one. I’ve tried clutch but the hold isn’t good on my hair.
I like using this product more as a pre-styler for other clays. Lockhart Matte Clay is a little too greasy for my tastes but using a dime size amount of this first helps keep it "dry". Having said that, not sure it's as cost efficient as just buying another dryer clay. I like Shear Revival American Gardens a lot.
Right now it’s somewhere around 5.5 - 6 inches at its longest point. I grew it from pretty short (like probably less than 3 inches) over a while.. maybe 8 months? Generally it grows around 1/2 inch or so per month.
Can’t say I really know any hair products that are 100% natural - most typically have at least some type of chemical compounds in them used for emulsifying or other things, although many products now contain certified organic ingredients. Sorry I don’t have a good specific recommendation for you.
The word "natural" is completely meaningless in terms of marketing. It also depends on what YOU define what natural is. This reminds me of George Carlin. You need to watch... th-cam.com/video/X08upzdwejg/w-d-xo.html I think it comes down to simplicity. Oil based and water based. You cannot have a water-based pomade without a preservative. Anytime you add water to oil, there MUST be a preservative. Oil-based pomades, on the other hand, do not need preservatives. Mailroom Barber Co. makes an awesome oil-based clay. Matte finish. Doctor Squirrel Grooming Co also makes a similar matte clay. Check them out.
Thanks! There are several water-based clays now that wash out easily - Arcadian, ORIEN’T, Moroccanoil are a few. Keep an eye out for the upcoming Stickmore clay fiber too!
I agreed with your reviewed and it kinda dissapointing product for me. Btw can you recommend me great product for straight thin/fine hair and for style i usually go for slickback type pompadour/ side pompadour and i want to have matte finish?. Right know i have 2 product in come for my mind which is Matte clay and trascend by lockhart. Just want to know your opinion man
I haven’t tried Transcend yet, but I do like their matte clay and it would probably work well for what you’re after. My personal favorite still is Clutch clay by TheSalonGuy.
Thanks man, i would go for matte clay then, yeah i loved to try clutch clay but there aren't any distributor salon guy product in my country so i guessed i need to wait for a little while.
Totally different. AG is drier, lighter, and for me has much less hold than Original. Similar matte finish and texture but for my hair type Original is more effective.
You would probably benefit from something like Aveda thickening tonic as a prestyler, and then a volumizing clay like Moroccanoil Texture Clay to post style.
Can you do a review on the O'douds Matte Paste i'm using it just like how u used Anti Gravity in the video but i don't apply any scoops after i blowdry and it feels amazing throughout the whole day :>>>
Few things I've learned from this. 1. Hairs WILL be coming out when you use this it is INEVITABLE. doesn't matter how wet your hair is in prestyling phase. 2. The hold while initially good gives up pretty fast unless you blast it with hairspray. 3. Unless your hair is like super healthy and naturally shine it's gonna look pretty dull with just this product because it's so Matte. Probably throw some essential oil before to give it a healthy look. Not the product for me. And it's actually my first of two Lockhart's products. And I don't think I will purchase any more they just don't work for me and my hair type.
I don't know what you were watching, because I have never once blamed a product for what my _haircut_ looks like lmao. That literally makes zero sense. (Also, if you think a standard undercut with blended sides is a "ridiculous haircut," I dunno what to tell you there, babe. It has been a well-known and popular haircut for many years.) So, since it seems that you didn't understand the cut-and-dry details of why I reviewed this the way I did in video format, I'll give it to you in short-form text instead: Antigravity simply does not work well for my hair type/texture. This is not related to my cut, it is related to the hair's texture. It is a simple fact of hair styling that very dry, very matte products are not well-suited for people with coarse/wavy/curly hair textures. While the style and quality of haircut can play a minor role in how _easily_ someone can style their hair, product application and effectiveness is down to the basic science of how coarse/wavy hair structure works, and how it interacts with various types of products. Coarse/wavy hair is naturally drier than straight hair, and therefore needs products which provide more moisture in order to reduce frizz and effectively hold a style in place. Very dry matte products obviously cannot provide this. Antigravity is a very dry, matte product. Hopefully that clears things up for you. Also, in case you were wondering. If you think I "always look ridiculous," nobody is forcing you to watch my videos. There are plenty of other creators out there with haircuts different than mine lol
So what do you guys think? #SummerOfTankTops yes or no? I think yes!
Great video!! This definitely tells me the product is not for my hairstyle. The clutch xl so far has been the best. Thanks for these awesome reviews so we can shop for the right ones. 👍🏻
Thanks man! 🙏🏻
Great video Matt. You are awesome, did this video very quickly. What I noticed is Antigravity works best as a prestyler than as a post. Great review
cjimenez2787 Thanks so much!
Great review! You’re reviews are pretty godly, in depth and very impressive. A cool video would be your top two or three products going up against each other. I know you like Baxter clay pomade, and I saw your clutch vs claymation and cavalier video.( which got me to buy clutch and I’m liking it so far) but seeing those two go up against each other would be pretty cool. Keep up the videos cause they are badass
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that 🙏🏻 And I agree, that sounds like it would be a fun video!
Hey Matt can you do a review on Lockhart’s transcend? I’ve been trying to look for a replacement for matte fire and brimstone but haven’t found one. I’ve tried clutch but the hold isn’t good on my hair.
Been meaning to try Transcend one of these days. It’s on my to-do list for sure.
Nice tanktop matt! Love the pocket square ones make them seem bit more stylish
Thanks! I like it too.
For anyone who has tried both anti-gravity and coven, is the only difference the scent?
This is a good reason for me to try out this product just so that way I can also give my opinion.
I'd love to hear how it works for you!
Hey, man. Love your vids. I'm looking for a good hair clay to try out. Do you have a particular go-to clay that you're using now?
ajz1799 Thanks! Right now my go-to is still Clutch by TheSalonGuy.
Have you tested Enigma?
I like using this product more as a pre-styler for other clays. Lockhart Matte Clay is a little too greasy for my tastes but using a dime size amount of this first helps keep it "dry". Having said that, not sure it's as cost efficient as just buying another dryer clay. I like Shear Revival American Gardens a lot.
Great video just have a question, how long is your hair and how long did it take to grow
Right now it’s somewhere around 5.5 - 6 inches at its longest point. I grew it from pretty short (like probably less than 3 inches) over a while.. maybe 8 months? Generally it grows around 1/2 inch or so per month.
TDM Style oh okay thx
Hey Matt, what matte finish product would you recommend for people who only use all-natural products due to health reasons?
Can’t say I really know any hair products that are 100% natural - most typically have at least some type of chemical compounds in them used for emulsifying or other things, although many products now contain certified organic ingredients. Sorry I don’t have a good specific recommendation for you.
The word "natural" is completely meaningless in terms of marketing. It also depends on what YOU define what natural is.
This reminds me of George Carlin. You need to watch...
th-cam.com/video/X08upzdwejg/w-d-xo.html
I think it comes down to simplicity. Oil based and water based. You cannot have a water-based pomade without a preservative. Anytime you add water to oil, there MUST be a preservative. Oil-based pomades, on the other hand, do not need preservatives. Mailroom Barber Co. makes an awesome oil-based clay. Matte finish. Doctor Squirrel Grooming Co also makes a similar matte clay. Check them out.
Great video!! Is there any matte clay that rinses out with water that you recommend (besides from clutch)?
Thanks! There are several water-based clays now that wash out easily - Arcadian, ORIEN’T, Moroccanoil are a few. Keep an eye out for the upcoming Stickmore clay fiber too!
TDM Style Thank you!! I will be waiting for it. What do you think about daimon barber texture clay?
I haven’t tried it myself yet, but I’ve heard good things!
Arcadian has a quite matte/dry finish, so as long as you don’t want much actual slickness, it would be fine.
Bro which hair styling product would be for me if I have fine hair and I want hair style like blumaan short hair (messy texture)
Clays or pastes would do well with that type of style.
Which is ur fav pre styler
25 spray by TheSalonGuy
Great video as usual
Thanks!
I agreed with your reviewed and it kinda dissapointing product for me. Btw can you recommend me great product for straight thin/fine hair and for style i usually go for slickback type pompadour/ side pompadour and i want to have matte finish?. Right know i have 2 product in come for my mind which is Matte clay and trascend by lockhart. Just want to know your opinion man
I haven’t tried Transcend yet, but I do like their matte clay and it would probably work well for what you’re after. My personal favorite still is Clutch clay by TheSalonGuy.
Thanks man, i would go for matte clay then, yeah i loved to try clutch clay but there aren't any distributor salon guy product in my country so i guessed i need to wait for a little while.
I totally agree with this review
Sooo it is a really good Pre-styler
I wouldn’t say “really good” for me, but using it only as a prestyler combined with other products, it’s fine.
TDM Style Yeah,it gives lots of volume but has that dryness :/ and for prestylers idc if they give you good hold or not 🙂
A year late but how does AG compare to blumaan original?
Totally different. AG is drier, lighter, and for me has much less hold than Original. Similar matte finish and texture but for my hair type Original is more effective.
I suggest you use more to increase the hold ( 1.5 scoop)
I’ve tried as much as 3 to 4 scoops and still had the same problem unfortunately, plus more scoops made my hair more tangly.
Bro suggest a good hair styling product for thin hair like mine
Depends what type of style and finish you’re after. Let me know what you are trying to achieve and I can make some recommendations 👍🏻
TDM Style bro I want volume quiff and messy volume like in my dp with matt finish . suggest me proper product for both hair style +fine hair)
You would probably benefit from something like Aveda thickening tonic as a prestyler, and then a volumizing clay like Moroccanoil Texture Clay to post style.
What is your hairtype Matt
Thick & coarse wavy.
You should try enigma. I think its very similar to nevermore paste, if you've ever tried that.
Yeah I’m planning to check out Enigma at some point.
Can you do a review on the O'douds Matte Paste i'm using it just like how u used Anti Gravity in the video but i don't apply any scoops after i blowdry and it feels amazing throughout the whole day :>>>
Definitely on my to-do list!
How many month you grow your hair
Hard to say. From when it used to be short, probably at least 6-8 months
Amazing! Can you review the new By Vilain Gold Digger?
Thanks! And yes, coming soon 😉
What's ur personal fav product
Right now it's Clutch clay by TheSalonGuy.
Few things I've learned from this.
1. Hairs WILL be coming out when you use this it is INEVITABLE. doesn't matter how wet your hair is in prestyling phase.
2. The hold while initially good gives up pretty fast unless you blast it with hairspray.
3. Unless your hair is like super healthy and naturally shine it's gonna look pretty dull with just this product because it's so Matte.
Probably throw some essential oil before to give it a healthy look.
Not the product for me. And it's actually my first of two Lockhart's products. And I don't think I will purchase any more they just don't work for me and my hair type.
Bro can Guys with thin hair can use hair clay
Sure can.
TDM Style but many you tubers says it is not good for fine hair because it way down the hair
Some heavy clays can weigh down the hair, sure. But there are also many lightweight clays designed to add volume which work well in fine hair.
TDM Style thanx bro
TDM Style which kind of lightweight clay??? My hair type is normal btw
Good review bud!
Thanks!
thank you. Now all of us are happy)
Happy to hear it.
TDM style...I'm down bro..the summer of tank tops it is ...lets start this trend on our channels..👍
Yassss
try Aveda grooming clay..
Yup, it's on my to-do list.
I find that any of these clay type products never work well with long hair.
Brian Leister Yeah a lot of them work better on a bit shorter hair cuts.
Bro make brand battle plis :D
I’ve done a couple Hair Compare episodes in the past. I’d be happy to bring it back :) Which products would you like to see?
Transcend wax clay vs bybluuman hybrid cream clay hehe
#summeroftanktops
you're so fucking gay and your hair is stupid
Don’t blame the product for your ridiculous haircut. Regardless of what product you use, you always looks ridiculous…
I don't know what you were watching, because I have never once blamed a product for what my _haircut_ looks like lmao. That literally makes zero sense. (Also, if you think a standard undercut with blended sides is a "ridiculous haircut," I dunno what to tell you there, babe. It has been a well-known and popular haircut for many years.) So, since it seems that you didn't understand the cut-and-dry details of why I reviewed this the way I did in video format, I'll give it to you in short-form text instead:
Antigravity simply does not work well for my hair type/texture. This is not related to my cut, it is related to the hair's texture. It is a simple fact of hair styling that very dry, very matte products are not well-suited for people with coarse/wavy/curly hair textures. While the style and quality of haircut can play a minor role in how _easily_ someone can style their hair, product application and effectiveness is down to the basic science of how coarse/wavy hair structure works, and how it interacts with various types of products. Coarse/wavy hair is naturally drier than straight hair, and therefore needs products which provide more moisture in order to reduce frizz and effectively hold a style in place. Very dry matte products obviously cannot provide this. Antigravity is a very dry, matte product. Hopefully that clears things up for you.
Also, in case you were wondering. If you think I "always look ridiculous," nobody is forcing you to watch my videos. There are plenty of other creators out there with haircuts different than mine lol