Give it a few monts :D Pick in up an accent is easy if you live abroad for some time

This guy is THE pomade guy.

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Hahah yeah while I was reading this I was thinking about that you use reuzel pink. And yeah reuzel pink is very sticky and is difficult to get off your hands. But try to get a little rougher, because ts a very heavy product.

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Nick Garcia if you're using pomade on top of build up, just wet it a bit, use a bit less and go to town 😉

I use lots of conditioner instead of shampoo to get out the build up. If its still oily then I shampoo.

Waldemar use olive oil, it loosens it up and washes out easier If that's a bit expensive, just use a good cleaning shampoo I recommend the reuzel one.

I think that was with gel and doing a slick back, since gel doesn’t have so much weight

He is losing his hair. He poster a video saying he has not uploaded videos because he is losing his hair because of his genes.

saile ihgrahs nah bruh

saile ihgrahs only of its water based, then it should go dry

Thanks. I have curly hair and I never quite know how to properly apply it. After combing and blow drying it it's defninitely more wavy.

DAMN I used to apply pomade to wet hair and I needed like crazy amounts to get it straight, wich kinda fucked up the look, so I now just blow dry it to straighten it befor applying.

saile ihgrahs sounds good. I will try that

The Numbr1Gamr It honestly depends on how heavy the product is. Light Pomades can generally be completely washed out in 1-2 washes of shampoo and conditioner. However, heavier Pomades such as Murray's Superior can be a pain to wash out with shampoo and conditioner, so many just use degreasers for the heavy products.

Michael Trosak ok thanks!

The Numbr1Gamr I've found that just shampooing really well and conditioning will blast through most pomades. I actually really like to use a 2-in-1 shampoo then conditioner, and I leave the conditioner in while I finish the rest of my shower. Then I rinse it out and almost all my pomade is gone. You can use any shampoo and conditioner you want, they'll all have the same effect. Also, I find using a water based pomade on top of my build up help to loosen it up before I shower and wash the rest of it away.

The Numbr1Gamr ; I have very thick and curly hair so don't let my advice detour you. I use mostly heavy pomades to start then I use a waterbased Pomade the day before I want it out. It gets the pomade loose then the day of I use Groom and Clean. I let it set for a couple of hours and wash with a good shampoo like biolage then I use some conditioner. It comes out nice and clean. But again, if it can take out Murrays it will get out anything. If you are using a water based it will wash out quickly and easily.

Is pomade meant to last overnight? Because the way you all are putting it, you make it sound like you don't wash it out every night/next morning. That's how I wash out my gel and spray and it comes out almost completely. I use a 2-in-1 and i leave it in for the duration of the shower and to me it works fine.