Thanks 4 answers I got 2 questions yall. 1:which pomade do you recommend Is best for me ? Coarse hair waver (4C) looking for a pretty natural product that will still hold
hey guys, what pomade would work best for these kind of hairstyle, I've tried some but I need a high hold for it : r/Pomade
Can you help me to choose products? (more info and images on the first comment) : r/Pomade
Old Spice Clay, surprisingly very effective. The container is only 2.2 ounces, but with one scoop I made this nice side slick back. Would recommend trying some of their products. : r/Pomade
Switching from clay to pomade/something else : r/Pomade
Pomade Collection : r/Pomade
Product Recommendation for My Long Hair (Matte, Natural, Strong Hold, NO BREAKAGE) : r/Pomade
I think it's time to cut back : r/Pomade
What do you think of my hair? Thick or thin? : r/Pomade
I use American crew pomade (all I have right now). When I first apply my hair is nicer and wavy but then in about 10 min the curls retract. Looking for something
How to achieve this look? I have fine Asian hair, would prefer lower shine : r/Pomade
Collection is growing and I'm running out of space. : r/Pomade
What is the best pomade for thick wavy curlyish hair to achieve this slick back look? : r/Pomade
Hair product recommendations for thickish, somewhat wavy medium length hair : r/Pomade
What should I use to get a textured wavy hair? : r/Pomade
hey guys, what pomade would work best for these kind of hairstyle, I've tried some but I need a high hold for it : r/Pomade
What's the best pomade for this type of hair? : r/Pomade
What product would I need to achieve this hairstyle? : r/Pomade
Best clay for my hairstyle? : r/Pomade
Product recommendation to achieve this look? : r/Pomade
What kind of clay/pomade would work best for.. : r/Pomade
Beginning to dabble in oil based pomades, have a couple questions. : r/ Pomade
I love this stuff! A really good orthodox water-based that works well for my hair (thick and wavy). My only niggle is that it loses some shine over time, as most gel-types
Following up on requests after my last post: Tutorial on natural looking/hair stoke brows using a gel or pomade. : r/MakeupAddiction
