Suavecito Oil Based Pomade 3 oz Tin Can - Original Scent Hair Styling Long Lasting Hold, Healthy High Shine, For All Hair Types - Smooth Slickback To Pompadour Rockabilly Style Grease

This is a wonderful product. First off, scent is great. If you have thick, wavy hair this product is a game changer. Makes hair very manageable and easy to style without that stiff, old school aqua net feel. Leaves hair with a natural healthy shine. Not greasy at all. It lasts all day and allows for restyling! Would give it 6 stars if I could!

For reference, I have thick, fine, straight blonde hair.I love this stuff. The hold, the scent, the shine. It's perfect for my hair type, and the hold is strong but still pliable. It's perfect for pomps or just slicking your hair back. Something I love about it is that I can restyle my hair throughout the day without needing to reapply - the stuff just stays in. It smells great (kinda citrusy), and the scent is quite strong; I like this.The only drawback is that this stuff is pretty hard to get out. It does not come out with water like Suavecito's water based pomades, nor does it come out with shampoo in one wash. I'll find I often still have a bit left in my hair after a shower at night (which honestly isn't a problem for me, makes styling the next day easier, lol). This pomade can literally stay in your hair for days. Be aware of this when using!Overall, it's fantastic for what it is. A firm oil pomade with fantastic shine and stellar scent to boot. Just know that it won't wash out easily!

If you’re looking for a traditional pomade, this is a great one. Just three ingredients; petrolatum, wax, and fragrance. Use a lot for a slick look or just a little for hair moisturizing. This is more than something like Tres Flores in that it does have a wax for control and hold. Nice scent, not too strong.Amount of hold will depend on variables like hair type and weather.I use a small amount and find that it washes out easily with my regular shampoo.The metal can is a nice touch and good quality.

This is the first oil/wax based product I've used. I typically use Brylcream either alone (when my hair is short) or with Suavacito Firm Pomade. I've avoided wax based products (like Murrays) primarily because they won't mix with Brylcream and because of the difficulty removing them from the hair.Having only used this Oil a few times, I can say the following:Pros: (1) It provides strong hold (stronger than the pomade) for higher hairstyles (like pompadors, etc). I don't sport a high pomade, but this works well for a low side pomp as well. (2) It probably won't rinse out in the rain.Cons: (1) It's much more difficult to apply than brylcream or water based pomades. (2) I usually wear a cowboy hat or fedora, but I'm afraid the oil will ruin them. (2) If the wind blows your hair out of style, it's difficult to comb the shape back. (3) Bed head.I'll still use it until the can runs out, but only for specific reasons. I may like it more as I get used to it.SOME WORDS ABOUT REMOVALI've seen many reviews complaining that it's hard to remove from the hair. Personally, I'd add that it leaves the hands sticky after use. I have solutions.(1) Remove from hands: After applying and styling, use Goop (the stuff mechanics use in auto shops) to clean the oil/wax off your hands. Wipe off with paper towel and rinse with water and soap.(2) Remove from hair: Before showering dampen hair and apply Aussie 3 minute miracle repair. Make sure to work it into the hair down to the roots and leave it in for about 5-10 minutes. While showering, rinse out the Aussie and then shampoo your hair. Your hair will be stripped of the oil. Note: This should also work for Murrays and other wax based products.Dxedited: Tbe more I usd it, the better I like it. It’s my second rotation. Three days brylcream wth, suavacto medium or heavy on the sides. Three days the suavaciito oil and one daySuavacito light or medium alone.

Coming from someone who rarely ever uses any type of hair product, this is the real deal. I detest the hard, sticky feeling of hair gels and mousse so I decided to try this. First off, it smells great....very manly and the scent stays with you for quite a while. Sure, it's greasy but it's very easy to work with and surprisingly easy to get out of your hair when done (just put conditioner in your hair and let sit for 15 minutes, rinse & shampoo and voila, 90% of it is gone). It holds up quite well throughout the day and if not, it restyle very easily without the use of water.This product is exactly what I have been looking for! I'm 43 years old and realized that I, unlike all my friends, am not going bald at ALL so I figured I'd better make my hair look good!

I’ve always avoided oil based pomades because I have fine hair I’m not losing it I have a lot but the strands are very thin and break easily. I’ve used water based pomades, Wax, Paste, Powder, Etc. I’ve tried everything and I like a few of them but figured if I was going to try all those might as well try an oil based product. This stuff has the Suavecito smell it’s a good smell. The Pomade easily spreads in my hands and applying to dry hair is so easy! The best part is that it’s so easy to fix my hair later in the day and it looks exactly the same. The only downside for this is washing It out it’s a little difficult about 2-3 washes to get it out. I have been saving it for weekends out going out not daily wear because of this but I will be buying more when I run out

This is definitely my favorite pomade of the 4 I have tried. It doesnt wash out easy which is exactly what I was looking for. It is greasy and alittle sticky but hair workability is awesome and it doesnt get crispy hard at all, hold hair in place very well though. Has a kinda after shave smell to it but smells good.