Made this today. Absolutely lovely,my hair feels soft and not at all dry! I'm making a Spa Box for my sister's birthday next month and this has made it in there! So, many thanks once again,Marie.
Made this today! I love it. I have kinky curly (afro textured) hair and I still only need as little as you used in the video. A little definitely goes a long way.
So i finally gave in and made this one. I was a little doubtful because it looked so greasy to me. I exhanged a few oil such as argan instead of camellia and grapeseed instead of walnut. I also added ylang ylang instead of rosemary. I used for mu daughter and my hair. Despite my reservation it works wonderful and the boar bristle brush assists greatly with smoothing out the application. Thank you so much.
Loved this video! You're very talented and I enjoy watching your videos. I would love if you did a video about how you determine what essential oils to use in your recipes (ratios/blends and such). Also, I want to see a bath bomb video as well! Thank you for everything you do!
+Soraya Steglich Thank you! I'm not sure how I would do a video on essential oil blends as it's not really a prescribed process... more of an ongoing experiment that is hard to describe if somebody can't smell what I'm smelling. I do have a bath bomb video in the works, though!
I like the simplest recipe possible. So I listened to your advice, Marie, and, wow, this balm is incredible! Not too greasy, not too oily, not too this and not too that. And you only need v little! F'n good stuff.
This is my style formulation. I bought your book, read thru it. I am waiting on some stuff I ordered to take the beginner course. I hope to learn more about substitutions. Your videos are very informative.
I've watched quite a few of your videos. I love them, you're charming and I find myself making notes to make quite a few of your recipes. Thank you taking the time to make the videos....they are a great resource.
Thanks, Tamatha! Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com/)-I've been blogging for over 5 years while I haven't even been on TH-cam for one, so there is TONS more content on the blog!
The consistency didn't come out the way I wanted :( .can i send you a favorite pomade of mine? Maybe that can be your next video...gentleman hair pomade! 😉
My twins have super curly hair, your hair balm recipes have inspired me to create my own and been using it for years! I use a little monoi and it doubles as the fragrance :) Thank you!!
Oooh! Love this one, Marie! Pregnancy made my hair long (due to prenatal vitamins) and dry (due to crazy, freaking out hormones). Been applying neat sunflower oil, but end up weighing mh hair down. Thanks for the how-much-to-use bits! Where did you get your boar bristle brush? How do you care for it?
My brush is just from the drugstore-it's Goody brand. You can learn more about how I care for my brush and comb here: www.humblebeeandme.com/natural-hair-care-washing-your-brushes-combs/ :)
I love this!!! I have very long hair and my ends get crazy dry. I have high porosity hair so I feel like it would be great! I worry about the beeswax though, will it wash out? I don’t use sulphates or harsh surfactants. This probably shouldn’t be applied every day right? I wash once a week. Thanks so much for any replies!
You're videos really are great and helps me a lot! Would you say a balm is better for keeping hair moist and oil for more the skin/scalp yet providing/aiding in growth?
Thank you! I'm afraid I don't understand what you are asking...? Not much in the way of topical application helps with growth (I've read that yeast infection cream does).
This. Yes could work. I had my hair cut and and boom, curls. This might just help. plus there is my niece. Hehe. I bet it might help with the tangles and would be a great overnight product.
Curls, lucky you! I have to spend some time courting my curling wand to get those, alas. It should help with tangled ends that are a result of dry hair :)
Humblebee & Me. When I need straight hair, not easy. I have to use irons or wands to get the effect. hmmm, hair curling gel and hair straightener recipes next? lol 💜 Still whinging over no book yet. lol
Thank you so much for this video! I have she butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil and jojoba oil from the list - can I use almond or sesame oil instead of the walnut oil, and maybe vitamin E oil instead of the camellia and castor oil?? I love camellia oil, but its not possible to get a hold of, and castor oil is also not readilly available. Also - did you choose those specific essential oil based on the scent or for other reasons?? Or can i just substitute my favorite scents??
You can use almond oil instead of all the oils you are trying to replace. Vitamin E oil is not a carrier oil and cannot be used instead of other carrier oils-that's sort of like using cinnamon instead of sugar! I'd recommend giving this a read: www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/ The EOs I selected are supposed to be good for the hair, but you can use others if you prefer :)
I’m going to try making the hair balm, but I would like to know if it could be altered into a edge control for updos or fly away hairs. How would you suggest altering the recipe to accommodate this use? Most edge controls are gel based, but I have used a pomade past in the past.
I think you'd likely find this to be far too greasy for hold purposes-all the pomades I've ever looked at are not a 100% oil based product, and usually contain quite a lot of water, PEG compounds, and ingredients like Ceteareth-25. The ingredient that could possibly provide hold would be the wax, which is not a great hold ingredient as using enough of it to create hold will also create an awful, hard-to-remove, waxy mess in the hair.
I'd recommend giving this a read :) www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/ You can leave out the vitamin E, but that will shorten the shelf life. You can learn more here: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/long-will-______-last-shelf-life/ :)
I made similar kinda balm few months back..without cocoa butter. But in winters the balm becomes grainy/gritty. I know it's common because of Shea butter, but is there any solution for this?
Im so sorry for commenting on multiple vidoes, I just dont want to ask something off topic on a different video or something and watching this again gave me an idea which lead to a question id like to ask. I apologize if there is a post already on this subject, i did try to find it before asking though:) but I would really like to add some cyclomethicone or maybe some dimethicone 100 and was wondering if i should replace part of the amount of oils with one or both of these, and how much would you suggest. Im not sure if you have used these or not to be able to give me any advice, but i thought id ask just in case you have. I've looked it up on google and have so far just come across posts on how silicones are bad, or how beneficial they are etc.lol not much help as far as adding to your products.
No worries, truly-that's what the comments section is for! I have actually tried exactly what you're asking about; I swapped out about 3g of liquid oil in this recipe for 3g dimethicone. That worked well, you just have to make sure you stir a bit more as it cools as the dimethicone doesn't incorporate as completely into the oils as other oils do :) Happy making and enjoy!
Humblebee & Me Thank you! You are truly amazing! i cannot wait to try it out. Also, my friend has dreads and asked if i could make her some with a little dimethicone/cyclomethicone because she's had the best luck with products with silicones in them to help tame down the frizz she gets from washing less often and dry ends. she absolutely loves this hair balm and was curious about the addition of silicones. i so wish i could post pics on here to show how lovely this stuff works.
Humblebee & Me Oh! i have one more question! I have 2 different dimethicones, Dim100 and Dim350, which do you think might work out bette? maybe the 350? since its a bit more viscous? I suppose we'll see and ill try a small amount in 2 diff batches. just thought id get your input first. thank you again. super excited for your book! i finally got the notification of when i will ve getting it! T'was a happy day that day.lol
Humblebee & Me I truly do feel bad and like im littering up your comment section.lol But i just have to give you an update on the dimethicone swap. So I had to do this twice because i messed up and added cyclomethicone instead and did not work out very well.lol I didnt realize until i decided to read the bottles again. It didnt incorporate very well and that didnt bother me too much as you said it wouldnt. but when i tested it out on a small chunk of hair, it made my hair feel dry and crispy as if i loaded it with hairspray.lol When i made it with the correct silicone, it turned out ok, but tbh, it still doesnt feel quite as moisturizing as your original recipe. i am really wondering why it is that they made it feel drying at all? it must be something i did thst i didnt notice. because most of the hair serums and what nots ive tried had high amounts of both in their formulas and felt quite silky. one being just cyclomethicone dimethicone jojoba sweet alm. & gso Anyhooo, any advice? lol oh well, im happy and my hair loooves the stuff you make, so ill just leave it.lol thanks Marie:)!
Sorry-most of those comments were totally lost to me because you replied to an old comment rather than making a new one, meaning they were buried with the original. Ugh. TH-cam comments suck, it's almost like they don't want creators to be able to reply! It's strange that the cyclometicone would make your hair feel crispy; that's a very volatile silicone that evaporates off quickly, so it can be drying in the same way alcohol can be, but not at 2%! Honestly, I'm very far from being any kind of an expert in silicones, though, so I really can't offer much advice here, sorry! I've only just started experimenting with them, and haven't used any of them extensively. Happy making!
Hey! You'll find the answers you're looking for in the Humblebee & Me Encyclopedia at www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia. Simply look up the ingredients in question to learn about why they are used in formulas, what they do, usage rates, and more. Also: www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/. Happy making!
I firgured it out!! And boy do i feel like a ditx. or maybe just losing it.lol AnyWHOOO, so i forgot that i had done a protein treatment on the ends of my hair before i put the hair balm and i am 98% sure that is why my hair felt so brittle. It had to be it because i just read that you're supposed to apply a deep conditioner after doing a treatment or your hair will feel brittle a dry. It was my first time doing a protein treatment and it didnt say in the instructions to do so. anyways, my hair felt like that until i did a conditioning treatment and now my hair is back to normal thankfully. So i am thinking about giving the silicones another shot. But i think im guna try a leave in conditioner spray instead of adding to this hair balm, as I've said before, i like it perfectly the way it is.lol Anyways, just thought id share my update and possible cause of the brittle dry hair feel.
Ha! How funny. I've never done a protein treatment before so I certainly couldn't offer any advice or guidance there, but I'm glad you figured it out :) 🎉 Also, there is a Humblebee & Me forum now! It's pretty darn new: www.humblebeeandme.com/hive/. Make sure you sign up with the same email you use to subscribe to my emails; that's how I'm filtering out spammy sign ups (for now, at least). Happy chatting-there's lots of awesome people on there!
Humblebee & Me I have checked them out! 😁 Have you any recipe for a beard wash? I've not found any proper ones on the internet so far. And also, when you do deodorant, is the clay only to make it more solid? Or are there other benefits? I've made my own deo but it is in a jar.. Not that solid. Didn't use clay.
Oil + heat = frying, sadly. Check out this article for more info on how heat protectant serums work: www.labmuffin.com/2016/04/how-do-heat-protectant-hair-products-work. It will help dry hair, though!
I'm not sure what the hair being wet has to do with something being a serum or not, but I would not recommend it-you wouldn't know if you'd over-applied until the hair dried, by which point it would be much too late to do anything other than re-wash your hair and start over.
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Made this today. Absolutely lovely,my hair feels soft and not at all dry!
I'm making a Spa Box for my sister's birthday next month and this has made it in there! So, many thanks once again,Marie.
Wonderful! Thank you so much for DIYing with me!
Made this today! I love it. I have kinky curly (afro textured) hair and I still only need as little as you used in the video. A little definitely goes a long way.
Yay! I'm so glad you're loving it :D Thanks for DIYing with me!
NayaJudah.. How did you measure them
So i finally gave in and made this one. I was a little doubtful because it looked so greasy to me. I exhanged a few oil such as argan instead of camellia and grapeseed instead of walnut. I also added ylang ylang instead of rosemary. I used for mu daughter and my hair. Despite my reservation it works wonderful and the boar bristle brush assists greatly with smoothing out the application. Thank you so much.
Yay! I'm so glad :D I hope your hair continues to love it to bits :)
Loved this video! You're very talented and I enjoy watching your videos. I would love if you did a video about how you determine what essential oils to use in your recipes (ratios/blends and such). Also, I want to see a bath bomb video as well! Thank you for everything you do!
+Soraya Steglich Thank you! I'm not sure how I would do a video on essential oil blends as it's not really a prescribed process... more of an ongoing experiment that is hard to describe if somebody can't smell what I'm smelling. I do have a bath bomb video in the works, though!
I like the simplest recipe possible. So I listened to your advice, Marie, and, wow, this balm is incredible! Not too greasy, not too oily, not too this and not too that. And you only need v little! F'n good stuff.
I'm so thrilled to hear it! Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making :)
This is my style formulation. I bought your book, read thru it. I am waiting on some stuff I ordered to take the beginner course. I hope to learn more about substitutions. Your videos are very informative.
I've watched quite a few of your videos. I love them, you're charming and I find myself making notes to make quite a few of your recipes. Thank you taking the time to make the videos....they are a great resource.
Thanks, Tamatha! Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com/)-I've been blogging for over 5 years while I haven't even been on TH-cam for one, so there is TONS more content on the blog!
your makeup looks gorgeous here!
This is a great hair balm! I definitely have to makeit!
Thanks! Happy making :)
I'm going to try this tonight as a hair pomade. I'm going to add 2 additional items... mango butter and avocado oil. Wish me luck!!😉
Good luck!
The consistency didn't come out the way I wanted :( .can i send you a favorite pomade of mine? Maybe that can be your next video...gentleman hair pomade! 😉
I feel like making everything you make 😅😍
+aakruti dalmia Thank you so much for watching and DIYing with me!
Tutorial starts at 5:39
My twins have super curly hair, your hair balm recipes have inspired me to create my own and been using it for years! I use a little monoi and it doubles as the fragrance :) Thank you!!
+Annie Perez Beautiful! Thanks so much for watching, reading, and sharing :)
Oooh! Love this one, Marie! Pregnancy made my hair long (due to prenatal vitamins) and dry (due to crazy, freaking out hormones). Been applying neat sunflower oil, but end up weighing mh hair down. Thanks for the how-much-to-use bits! Where did you get your boar bristle brush? How do you care for it?
My brush is just from the drugstore-it's Goody brand. You can learn more about how I care for my brush and comb here: www.humblebeeandme.com/natural-hair-care-washing-your-brushes-combs/ :)
Thank you so much for this idea and for the recipe, today i made my own and i hope for the best! thank you again!
Woo! Enjoy and thanks for DIYing with me :)
Why you don't add preservative? thanks Marie for your talent job ever....
I love this!!! I have very long hair and my ends get crazy dry. I have high porosity hair so I feel like it would be great! I worry about the beeswax though, will it wash out? I don’t use sulphates or harsh surfactants. This probably shouldn’t be applied every day right? I wash once a week. Thanks so much for any replies!
Hi how often do u apply this balm to the end sof your hair ?
Thank you teacher
You are the best
Thanks for watching!
Does heat affect on vitamins in oils and butters? If I added btms 50 when do I put btms 50 ? With butters and oil
Hi can we use hair balm for Beard
If not what thw deffirence between Hair and beard Balm? Thanks
You're videos really are great and helps me a lot! Would you say a balm is better for keeping hair moist and oil for more the skin/scalp yet providing/aiding in growth?
Thank you! I'm afraid I don't understand what you are asking...? Not much in the way of topical application helps with growth (I've read that yeast infection cream does).
Where can I find the original recipe so I can make a large amount to give as gifts in smaller containers?
I make is a perfect balm.thanks you .Love for you.
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Thank you 😊
Pls make a video on how to use this balm
We need in detailed video plzz
This. Yes could work. I had my hair cut and and boom, curls. This might just help. plus there is my niece. Hehe. I bet it might help with the tangles and would be a great overnight product.
Curls, lucky you! I have to spend some time courting my curling wand to get those, alas. It should help with tangled ends that are a result of dry hair :)
Humblebee & Me. When I need straight hair, not easy. I have to use irons or wands to get the effect. hmmm, hair curling gel and hair straightener recipes next? lol 💜 Still whinging over no book yet. lol
Hey Marie! Can we do this with Avacado butter instead of sheabutter ?
Thank you so much for this video!
I have she butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil and jojoba oil from the list - can I use almond or sesame oil instead of the walnut oil, and maybe vitamin E oil instead of the camellia and castor oil?? I love camellia oil, but its not possible to get a hold of, and castor oil is also not readilly available.
Also - did you choose those specific essential oil based on the scent or for other reasons?? Or can i just substitute my favorite scents??
You can use almond oil instead of all the oils you are trying to replace. Vitamin E oil is not a carrier oil and cannot be used instead of other carrier oils-that's sort of like using cinnamon instead of sugar! I'd recommend giving this a read: www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/
The EOs I selected are supposed to be good for the hair, but you can use others if you prefer :)
I’m going to try making the hair balm, but I would like to know if it could be altered into a edge control for updos or fly away hairs. How would you suggest altering the recipe to accommodate this use? Most edge controls are gel based, but I have used a pomade past in the past.
I think you'd likely find this to be far too greasy for hold purposes-all the pomades I've ever looked at are not a 100% oil based product, and usually contain quite a lot of water, PEG compounds, and ingredients like Ceteareth-25. The ingredient that could possibly provide hold would be the wax, which is not a great hold ingredient as using enough of it to create hold will also create an awful, hard-to-remove, waxy mess in the hair.
Can you put this in the freezer to make it solid
Hi i don't have jojoba and walnut, can i sub this 2 oil with sunflower oil? And what substitute you suggest for vit E because i don't have that too :(
I'd recommend giving this a read :) www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/
You can leave out the vitamin E, but that will shorten the shelf life. You can learn more here: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/long-will-______-last-shelf-life/ :)
is it ok if i substitute almond oil for walnut oil?..... almond oil really suits my hair that's why i wanted to know ......
Yup!
I made similar kinda balm few months back..without cocoa butter. But in winters the balm becomes grainy/gritty. I know it's common because of Shea butter, but is there any solution for this?
I've got a helpful article on graininess in the FAQ (www.humblebeeandme.com/faq/)-check it out :D
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you so much.
Im so sorry for commenting on multiple vidoes, I just dont want to ask something off topic on a different video or something and watching this again gave me an idea which lead to a question id like to ask. I apologize if there is a post already on this subject, i did try to find it before asking though:) but I would really like to add some cyclomethicone or maybe some dimethicone 100 and was wondering if i should replace part of the amount of oils with one or both of these, and how much would you suggest. Im not sure if you have used these or not to be able to give me any advice, but i thought id ask just in case you have. I've looked it up on google and have so far just come across posts on how silicones are bad, or how beneficial they are etc.lol not much help as far as adding to your products.
No worries, truly-that's what the comments section is for! I have actually tried exactly what you're asking about; I swapped out about 3g of liquid oil in this recipe for 3g dimethicone. That worked well, you just have to make sure you stir a bit more as it cools as the dimethicone doesn't incorporate as completely into the oils as other oils do :) Happy making and enjoy!
Humblebee & Me Thank you! You are truly amazing! i cannot wait to try it out. Also, my friend has dreads and asked if i could make her some with a little dimethicone/cyclomethicone because she's had the best luck with products with silicones in them to help tame down the frizz she gets from washing less often and dry ends. she absolutely loves this hair balm and was curious about the addition of silicones. i so wish i could post pics on here to show how lovely this stuff works.
Humblebee & Me Oh! i have one more question! I have 2 different dimethicones, Dim100 and Dim350, which do you think might work out bette? maybe the 350? since its a bit more viscous? I suppose we'll see and ill try a small amount in 2 diff batches. just thought id get your input first. thank you again. super excited for your book! i finally got the notification of when i will ve getting it! T'was a happy day that day.lol
Humblebee & Me I truly do feel bad and like im littering up your comment section.lol But i just have to give you an update on the dimethicone swap. So I had to do this twice because i messed up and added cyclomethicone instead and did not work out very well.lol I didnt realize until i decided to read the bottles again. It didnt incorporate very well and that didnt bother me too much as you said it wouldnt. but when i tested it out on a small chunk of hair, it made my hair feel dry and crispy as if i loaded it with hairspray.lol When i made it with the correct silicone, it turned out ok, but tbh, it still doesnt feel quite as moisturizing as your original recipe. i am really wondering why it is that they made it feel drying at all? it must be something i did thst i didnt notice. because most of the hair serums and what nots ive tried had high amounts of both in their formulas and felt quite silky. one being just
cyclomethicone
dimethicone
jojoba
sweet alm. &
gso
Anyhooo, any advice? lol oh well, im happy and my hair loooves the stuff you make, so ill just leave it.lol thanks Marie:)!
Sorry-most of those comments were totally lost to me because you replied to an old comment rather than making a new one, meaning they were buried with the original. Ugh. TH-cam comments suck, it's almost like they don't want creators to be able to reply! It's strange that the cyclometicone would make your hair feel crispy; that's a very volatile silicone that evaporates off quickly, so it can be drying in the same way alcohol can be, but not at 2%! Honestly, I'm very far from being any kind of an expert in silicones, though, so I really can't offer much advice here, sorry! I've only just started experimenting with them, and haven't used any of them extensively. Happy making!
Wt we can use instead of camellia seed oil ???
www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/ :)
how about smeel? did u put any fragrance dear?
07:26 :)
Would this be good for a beard balm?
Definitely! I also have beard balm recipes & videos, though ;)
Can we add a preservative like optiphen plus
There's no need-no water, no preservatives required!
what can I use for a sub on the bees wax. I so want to try this. BTW I love your videos
+Patti Kemp You can try candelilla wax or carnauba wax at about 70-80% of the amount-check the FAQ on the blog for some useful resources :)
thank u
Can we use btms 50 instead of beeswax
Can this be used as a pre shampoo hair treatment?
I wouldn't recommend it-it's more of a between-washes boost.
Can we replace camellia seed oil with some other oil???
Hey! You'll find the answers you're looking for in the Humblebee & Me Encyclopedia at www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia. Simply look up the ingredients in question to learn about why they are used in formulas, what they do, usage rates, and more. Also: www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/. Happy making!
awesome video I will definitely make this
Thanks! Happy making :)
Rather use pure lanolin then bees wax. A lot lighter and heathier for hair.
Have fun trying it :) Happy making!
if I can store it in normal tempareture without frige
Yes, please store it at room temperature. You might be interested in some of the articles in my FAQ on shelf life: www.humblebeeandme.com/faq/ :)
can I make this without the beeswax?
Yes, but it will be more like hair mush, and will be harder to apply in small amounts.
I have straight hairs and m from India so can I use it
Yup!
Humblebee & Me thanks
I firgured it out!! And boy do i feel like a ditx. or maybe just losing it.lol AnyWHOOO, so i forgot that i had done a protein treatment on the ends of my hair before i put the hair balm and i am 98% sure that is why my hair felt so brittle. It had to be it because i just read that you're supposed to apply a deep conditioner after doing a treatment or your hair will feel brittle a dry. It was my first time doing a protein treatment and it didnt say in the instructions to do so. anyways, my hair felt like that until i did a conditioning treatment and now my hair is back to normal thankfully. So i am thinking about giving the silicones another shot. But i think im guna try a leave in conditioner spray instead of adding to this hair balm, as I've said before, i like it perfectly the way it is.lol Anyways, just thought id share my update and possible cause of the brittle dry hair feel.
Ha! How funny. I've never done a protein treatment before so I certainly couldn't offer any advice or guidance there, but I'm glad you figured it out :) 🎉
Also, there is a Humblebee & Me forum now! It's pretty darn new: www.humblebeeandme.com/hive/. Make sure you sign up with the same email you use to subscribe to my emails; that's how I'm filtering out spammy sign ups (for now, at least). Happy chatting-there's lots of awesome people on there!
Would this be good for beards?
subscribed! I like that you write both metric and imperial! I prefer going by grams when I make my beardproducts.
Yup! Check out my beard recipes, too :) And I'm Canadian, so I definitely prefer metric for everything!
Humblebee & Me I have checked them out! 😁 Have you any recipe for a beard wash? I've not found any proper ones on the internet so far.
And also, when you do deodorant, is the clay only to make it more solid? Or are there other benefits? I've made my own deo but it is in a jar.. Not that solid. Didn't use clay.
this can be used as heat protector? or serum for dry hair?
Oil + heat = frying, sadly. Check out this article for more info on how heat protectant serums work: www.labmuffin.com/2016/04/how-do-heat-protectant-hair-products-work. It will help dry hair, though!
hey! This can be used as a serum? I mean on wet hair?
I'm not sure what the hair being wet has to do with something being a serum or not, but I would not recommend it-you wouldn't know if you'd over-applied until the hair dried, by which point it would be much too late to do anything other than re-wash your hair and start over.
Thanks
If your hair is very textured, you might need more than she recommends.
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Man this is wild
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Can I use this as a hair pomade? I am a guy.
You can try? I am really not familiar with what one would want in a pomade, and haven't tried to use this as one. Let me know if you try it!
Brushes of all kinds rip the hair follicle. If you want healthy long thick hair----Never Brush.
I would be very interested in seeing some scientific research to back up this statement :)
Oh my goodness.. You are so cute. Wow.
Thanks for watching!