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YodisMatt

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Figured I would give this a shot in here. I finally changed up the ol mop on my head, hair was trained for the faux hawk for years and most of the time I never really need much if not any product. Well I have now gone for a side part/pomp (still need to grow it a bit more).

Just wondering if anyone has some pomades or other products they really like to use?

I use to use American Greaser Supply a few years ago and am thinking of ordering up some more again to give a shot. Only thing is I believe this will give me a bit of shine, more of a matte finish guy myself.
Their store.

Currently trying out Joe Groomings stuff and its alright.
 
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I've used a bunch of different pomades and always end up back at Murrays. For me it holds just as well as some of the heavys I've used and washes out a lot easier. That and you can pick it up anywhere for under $3.

I'm rockin the side part as well.
 
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I rock a side part/pompadour as well. I use either Suavecito or Johnny B. Ill throw up a pic in that other thread tomorrow.

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Murrays, except it is so sticky that it makes my hair fall it when I comb it in. The local barber has some bottles of their "secret sauce" which works pretty well. I try to stay away from alcohol-based stuff because it always makes my hair too crunchy.

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Not a fan of shine either...wife is a hair stylist so have her constantly finding new ones for me. But when I find one stick with it for a couple years. Last three have been Aveda men pure-formance clay, woodys clay wax and crew fiber. Depending on how long hair is...each are great. The fiber was my favorite but does not work once you have longer hair.
 
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Sweet, thanks guys.

I was just looking at the Murrays because I heard some others talking about it. I'll have to walk up to Walgreens tonight and grab some.

Yeah still trying to get the side part right, think my girl went a wee bit short for it and with my hair being "trained" to stand up it makes it hard to get it down.
 
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I go with a #1 on top and have the sides tapered. While not exactly like Rupe, I'm in the same boat. No products.

When I grew my hair before, I always struggled with products as my scalp would react negatively to most products. Combine that with wearing a hardhat most of the time and it just wasn't worth it. Let me know if you find something that works and isn't greasy. I may try it once.
 
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One fingers worth of this stuff works for me. I have fine hair and I don't like the oilyness I get from a lot of other products. I also use Suavacito when I remember to buy it, is like murrays but not greasy and more for people with straight hair.





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YodisMatt said:
I was just looking at the Murrays because I heard some others talking about it. I'll have to walk up to Walgreens tonight and grab some.
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My biggest questions is how the heck do you get that stuff off your hands after using it?
 
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