Buy a couple of combs to alternate. When one gets too gunky run it through the dishwasher! Works like a charm! A tiny diameter round brush with natural bristles is a life saver for me.
I tried that a couple times, I found that in my climate that the strong hold wax is usualy set as much as it will by the time I'm done styling it. However I think for people in warmer climates that extra bit of cooler air may be of help so Good Tip!
@@30DayReviews Interesting observation. I've never thought of it having as much to do with climate as just the simple fact that cool wax sets nicely. I suppose if you live in a cold climate than simply stepping outside would do the trick haha.
Well the way I see it is the wax will always warm up or cool down to the room or outdoor temperature, So by cooling it down your only cooling it to room temp unless your putting your head in a freezer for several minutes. by doing the freezer thing it will only stay that cold for a few minutes and then get soft again. So when heating it up in warmer climates it will stay warmer for longer where blasting it with a non heated blow-dryer will then cool it down to room temp quicker so that it doesn't have a chance to move to an undesired look. where for me by the time I'm done styling its already cooled down to room temp in most cases.
sure don't see why it wouldent work. I often will put a little on mine after I apply it to the Stache. I would suggest a lighter hold wax however as strong hold waxes can tend to pull on the hair. I think even a beard Balm may work as well
id have to say its all about the strength to me so any of the extra strong hold waxs when i have a longer stach is typically my go to if im not using another product for review
@@jorelmccoy6238 yea for me its not a brand any of them in the strong hold playlist are good. i dont play brand loyaly a good product is a good product
im using the can you handlebar and have been using it for a couple weeks, thanks to your review i enjoy it, also there is a beard oil i use, dr beard beard oil, its a good sandalwood, and is grape oil, jojoba oil, almond oil, and argon oil, its one of the best i have used and has a good long lasting smell that isnt overpowering, you should give it a try
Mustache culture is pretty cool
I agree
Nice videos all around your channel, i'm subscribing immediately!
Greetings from Mexico City!
Welcome aboard! and thanks for watching
Buy a couple of combs to alternate. When one gets too gunky run it through the dishwasher! Works like a charm! A tiny diameter round brush with natural bristles is a life saver for me.
I have a video about using round combs to train the mustache. when you follow that video the brush never gets gunky as you never touch them with wax.
@@30DayReviews oh yeah, my round brush never touches the wax either. I only use it after a shower to dry and de-frizz it.
Thanks my dude. Great tips.
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Great video! Only step I'd add is to hit it with cool air when you are all done to set the wax and get the best holding results.
I tried that a couple times, I found that in my climate that the strong hold wax is usualy set as much as it will by the time I'm done styling it. However I think for people in warmer climates that extra bit of cooler air may be of help so Good Tip!
@@30DayReviews Interesting observation. I've never thought of it having as much to do with climate as just the simple fact that cool wax sets nicely. I suppose if you live in a cold climate than simply stepping outside would do the trick haha.
Well the way I see it is the wax will always warm up or cool down to the room or outdoor temperature, So by cooling it down your only cooling it to room temp unless your putting your head in a freezer for several minutes. by doing the freezer thing it will only stay that cold for a few minutes and then get soft again. So when heating it up in warmer climates it will stay warmer for longer where blasting it with a non heated blow-dryer will then cool it down to room temp quicker so that it doesn't have a chance to move to an undesired look. where for me by the time I'm done styling its already cooled down to room temp in most cases.
@@30DayReviews Makes sense!
This seems way better than the brow gel I typically use when doing my makeup. Do you think this would work to groom brows?
sure don't see why it wouldent work. I often will put a little on mine after I apply it to the Stache. I would suggest a lighter hold wax however as strong hold waxes can tend to pull on the hair. I think even a beard Balm may work as well
@@30DayReviews Cool, thanks so much!
use gorilla glue. cheaper.
What’s your favorite mustache wax?
id have to say its all about the strength to me so any of the extra strong hold waxs when i have a longer stach is typically my go to if im not using another product for review
@@30DayReviews What brand? If you can’t answer I understand & will still watch your videos.
@@jorelmccoy6238 yea for me its not a brand any of them in the strong hold playlist are good. i dont play brand loyaly a good product is a good product
Great advice! Very informative Video bro!
Glad it was helpfull!!
Yes I will use my blow dryer more.
also sometimes less is more
im using the can you handlebar and have been using it for a couple weeks, thanks to your review i enjoy it, also there is a beard oil i use, dr beard beard oil, its a good sandalwood, and is grape oil, jojoba oil, almond oil, and argon oil, its one of the best i have used and has a good long lasting smell that isnt overpowering, you should give it a try
ill have to see if i can get hold of some of that beard oil thanks for the suggestion
@@30DayReviews ive been using it for a week and even though the sandalwood is a good strong smell, it has never felt overpowering to me
Nice stach
Well thank you so very much!