Thanks buddy!

Thanks man! I'm glad you got something out of it. It's hard for me to watch this video. Basically because I'm in it and I can't stand to hear myself talk haha.

Thanks for the support! Means a lot :)

Thanks!

Thaaanks! ;)

+How To Style A Pompadour - The Master Course girl from ipanema

Thanks man!

Thanks so much!

@@Tom_le_Grand :)

Thanks man. Doing my best to keep up!

+ROBERT MCGRATH Thanks Robert. Did you see my other video where I do it with Murray's Black Beeswax? In itself there is not much difference in doing it with Murray's Superior vs Layrite vs Any pomade that keeps your hair in place. The application and combing is a bit more harsh with Superior but the styling remains the same. Murray's gives your hair a bit more natural and slick look.

+How To Style A Pompadour - The Master Course thanks.

Yes it is pretty long at the top. The sides are much shorter and my bangs are the longest.

Hm not sure what you're saying but it helps when you have some length in there to lay it down properly.

How To Style A Pompadour - The Master Course I m talking about that middle part of your hair it doesn’t stick up properly

It sticks up fine for this form ;)

Hi there. Styling gel is usually not the best idea. Gel type pomades like Layrite, Suavecito, etc are very thick and will give you volume. Normal gel will just make everything glued together. You can also use regular pomade like Murray's Superior (pretty hardcore stuff) or a more gentle pomade like Reuzel.

+How To Style A Pompadour - The Master Course thx for the advice! Thanks for making the vids on how to do a classic Pompadour! U r awesome! :)

gel is very bad for your hairs

Most probably yeah. "The Girl From Ipenema" is a tune that is used lots of movies and television shows an numerous of times covered by various artists. Just search for it on KZfaq.

Tq for sharing the music and some info on the music.

+jan erik chua Haha yeah without product it's just a lot of hair. I have kept it very short for a long time because it was just too much ;)

I've never tried that one. All depends on your hair type and preference what works best for you. You can maybe start with some cheaper stuff like Tres Flores or Murray's.

+How To Style A Pompadour - The Master Course Got the Murray's Pomade! :) thx for the advice! U r awesome

Probably 2 to 3 months.

@@Tom_le_Grand what’s the minimum length needed for a pompadour? Mine is eyebrow level and I’m having troubles styling it haha

@@jeremyhan2631 Haha! Well it all depends. Did you just start? It takes some practice. Sometimes you need another product. Or you use too much or too little. I'm just guessing here because I don't know you. Eyebrow level sounds like a pretty good starting point.

Yup I’ve actually just started maybe about a month now. I use the blue Reuzel pomade but I’m not sure if I’m using too much or a lot … lol

@@jeremyhan2631If you are on facebook, there is a group "Everything Pomade". You can ask a lot of questions there. Post some pictures with it, or maybe a video. I'm on there sometimes. Building a pomp has a learning curve for most. Also check out Cameron Alexander's channel. He has a lot of videos on styling and products. kzfaq.info/love/HLv7MPt_nQz8sxjBtDD4PQ

I'm right here ;)

Already following, mate. Cheers!