This Ultimate Hair Styling Guide Eliminates Product Confusion Forever!

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I have always dried my hair with a blow dryer first, with just a bit of hair tonight, and applied the product at the end. Def going to experiment on changing the order and skipping the tonic

I use wax powder. I got into it as my barbers' used it once so I went and looked online. I comes in a container that looks a little bit like a salt/pepper pot and you shake the powder on to your hair and it congeals as wax, from where you style it. You can also shake it into your hand if you want to avoid getting some of it down your top or on your face (that's probably the only drawback) but I don't find that method as effective and it brushes/cleans off easily anyway. I like it because I've been going for the matte quiff kind of look for years, almost as if I don't have any product in, but have never really managed it successfully until now! I used to use something called Fish Paste putty but it was discontinued. The brand is still around but they don't seem to stock the particular type of product I liked anymore but that worked quite well too.

This was a great video, definitely going to have to check out more of your stuff! Thanks for all the advice and tips!

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I use Johnny Slicks oil based pomade and it is the best product I have ever used for my hair. ( I have long hair) Plus it's made by former Marines. Personally I can't stand water/cream based pomade, they wash out easy but omg they clclump up so much and get hard, it makes it impossibly to Bru my hair lol.

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Thanks for the info, through lots of trial and error I've found that Fiber works best for me, but it took a long time to get there. Hopefully this can save others the struggle (and drawer of non used product...lol)

I really like mixing a pomeade with a fiber. I have super thick wavy hair and I've found that the weight of the fiber really helps the pomade

I used many different oil based pomades for a few years with strong to extreme hold. It was a great experiece in the matters of hold and restyleability, but you must be aware. Some of those only wash out with the help of oil, or special shampoos, a few just don't wash out. I never found anything water based even close to their styling possibilities, but still got rid of them because of their inconvenience.

This guy never blinks, thanks for the info

My barber suggest Gibbs beard oil for my beard one day. Decided to try their styling clay. Awesome scent. Awesome hold, but still soft enough I can put a little water on my hands and style it anyway I want mid day. Water will dissolve it immediately but I wash mine everyday because of what I do for a living. I use their body/hair wash as well. Gibbs is a Colorado company and 95% of their products smell amazing.

Awesome vid. I’ve been looking for something like this🙏🏼

I've needed this guide for years 😂

Very educational! Excellent video, thank you.

Styling my hair on and off I've found that a wax based pomade, cream or paste are the juggernauts of product. Almost any style can be achieved, maintained, and reworked with relative ease without the need of some crazy haircare regiment. Clean hair, a half decent brush, and slightly less product than you THINK you need and you can work wonders with your hair.

I prefer pomade - it has to have a stronger hold and be moisturizing. As I’ve gotten older, my skin is much drier than it used to be. So now my fine hair dries out if I use gel too much, which used to be my go-to styling aid. Not all pomades are created equal. Some are more like clays and those do NOT go well with my hair. Pomade is the only thing that acts like the gel I used to use, but without the drying effects of alcohol they put in gel.

I find that combination of products works for me. A common problem is that people use to much product in their hair & it either gets to heavy & falls down or gets hard like a helmet. Using a dimes amount of gel & then touching up lose hairs with some flexible hold hairspray works for me. Of course if I'm going for a pompadour, since I have straight hair, I usually will use a volume increasing shampoo & then a polmade or fiber

Thanks for this! now, the fashion bit I can do (or so I claim), but hair products (well, hairstyling in general, really) were always a bit of a mystery to me - this cleared up a few things!

Long hair that you want to reposition all day? Brylcreem or a similar cream. Apply it, then lightly rinse to reduce the shine. The wind is often 30+mph here and with a repositionable cream you can fix it throughout the day.