They changed the ingredients from the petrolatum mineral oil and the fragrance (which I’m pretty sure is essential oils if I remember right). The original pomade had a different sent too. I wonder if their vintage pomade on their website has the old ingredients and fragrance or the new. I hope the old. Great video!
Been using suavecito for years and got their oil based one and it's ok..need to find a good pomade that can handle this latest heat wave too..grabbed a can of Murray's today. Also my fav pomades are from Lockhart's
Dude, back in 8th grade, somebody started using the greaser style since we were reading The Outsiders in my English Class, I saw this look and how much the girls were liking him too, so I gave it a try and I LOVED it! It's still my main style even TODAY, 8 years LATER! Idk, I like it. It's just that I'm debating between using Murray's Pomade or Suavecito... Could you get some friends and you to try both pomades and see which one gets more votes(and ask the YT community as well) and then do a review video on them??
I would say a good pomade shampoo or just a lot of shampoo. However, I have heard people say that using dish soap works great, but I wouldn't recommend it. Hope this response helps
Saw on a forum years ago to put avocado oil, olive oil or coconut oil to get out and it worked well. Idk the science behind it but it works for me and the oils are wonderful for your hair! I used one of those three oils, leave it in for 15 or so minutes and wash a few times with tallow or lard soap. Its my go to and works well for me!
I saw on a forum awhile ago about using olive oil, avocado oil or coconut oil to help get out pomade. I tried it and it really worked well. I leave it in for about 20 minutes and then wash a few times with tallow or lard bar soap and it comes out much easier. The olive, avocado and coconut oil are actually amazing for your hair. Hope this my pomade bros! Theoretically olive oil or coconut oil soap might cut out the middle man but haven't tried it yet.
They changed the ingredients from the petrolatum mineral oil and the fragrance (which I’m pretty sure is essential oils if I remember right). The original pomade had a different sent too. I wonder if their vintage pomade on their website has the old ingredients and fragrance or the new. I hope the old. Great video!
The Vintage one, in my opinion, is better. Has the same hold but scoops out easier and creamier. Gotta love both
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Been using suavecito for years and got their oil based one and it's ok..need to find a good pomade that can handle this latest heat wave too..grabbed a can of Murray's today. Also my fav pomades are from Lockhart's
I have been using this forever and still haven't found the secret to totally wash it out of longer hair lol. Any tips?
Dude, back in 8th grade, somebody started using the greaser style since we were reading The Outsiders in my English Class, I saw this look and how much the girls were liking him too, so I gave it a try and I LOVED it! It's still my main style even TODAY, 8 years LATER! Idk, I like it. It's just that I'm debating between using Murray's Pomade or Suavecito...
Could you get some friends and you to try both pomades and see which one gets more votes(and ask the YT community as well) and then do a review video on them??
Weird how we all had to read outsiders and watch the movie in school 😂
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What do you think about Murray's Blackbeewax?
How do I clean it? I washed it but I still have it on me
I would say a good pomade shampoo or just a lot of shampoo. However, I have heard people say that using dish soap works great, but I wouldn't recommend it. Hope this response helps
Dish soap will dry the shit out of your hair and scalp. Oil based pomades are meant to stay in for a long time.
Aussie conditioner.
Saw on a forum years ago to put avocado oil, olive oil or coconut oil to get out and it worked well. Idk the science behind it but it works for me and the oils are wonderful for your hair! I used one of those three oils, leave it in for 15 or so minutes and wash a few times with tallow or lard soap. Its my go to and works well for me!
murray’s oil for 2 bucks blows suavacito oil away imo
For real I did the same 2 $ can't beat it
PITA to wash out. But if you use the Aussie conditioner it'll wash out, after few tries
Yeah any conditioner you have can take it out
I saw on a forum awhile ago about using olive oil, avocado oil or coconut oil to help get out pomade. I tried it and it really worked well. I leave it in for about 20 minutes and then wash a few times with tallow or lard bar soap and it comes out much easier. The olive, avocado and coconut oil are actually amazing for your hair. Hope this my pomade bros! Theoretically olive oil or coconut oil soap might cut out the middle man but haven't tried it yet.
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This stuff is as old as I am. I'm 59. Lol
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