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Today, I went with Voodoo Brew II pomade. This is a heavier version of the High Life Medium pomade I used this week. It''s made from the same company and contains the same ingredients - White Microwax, Petrolatum, Emu Oil, Jojoba Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Avocado Oil, Fragrance, color. I added two scoops of Voodoo Brew II pomade to my WET hair. It takes more pomade for wet hair than for dry hair, I've noticed. It's not a big deal, because this stuff isn't outrageously expensive like some of the pomades and clays out there.
What is WEIRD about Voodoo Brew II is the fact that it gives me the same volume for my hair as the Uppercut Matt Clay pomade I used this week, but with a medium shine. That's a benefit because it's less expensive at $10 for a tin compared to the $14.80 I paid for the matt clay product. Further, the shine makes my hair look good and not stripped of life and toupee-like.My hair looks completely natural with Voodoo Brew II in it. I don't look like I'm trying hard to impress people or to attract someone. I'm not trying. I just want to look the best I can, and I think this pomade definitely helps me achieve that goal. I don't want to look like a first rate slob like some of my co-workers, who don't wash their hair and don't wear shoes or socks at work when walking around. I need to set myself apart from the field. Having Voodoo Brew II in my hair gives me a very clean cut Ivy league look, especially when I'm wearing my glasses and George Clooney cologne, Green Irish Tweed.
The scent of Voodoo Brew II is vanilla. It's a lot better when in my hair than when I smell it from the can. Initially, I was concerned with having the pomade in my hair because I didn't want to be like a human skunk all day, walking around and having the candy-like scent always there with me.
Voodoo Brew II gives my hair a lot of hold. I went with a side part today. I'm at work, so I can't do something outrageous in terms of hair styles. I honestly cannot tell the difference between the hold of the High Life Medium pomade and the Voodoo Brew II that I'm using today. They're both about the same. I rate Voodoo Brew II as just a little bit stronger, but nothing like Murray's Superior or Murray's Xtra Heavy. Those pomades are in a different category altogether.
Voodoo Brew II is another non-greasy type of pomade, which sets it apart from Murray's and other petroleum base pomades on the market. The High Life series of pomades are what I feel are the best on the market. I love Murray's pomades, but I'm now coming to the conclusion that High Life is superior for my hair type. I like the idea of having pomade in my hair and no one can tell that I'm using anything. With Murray's, you can always tell that something is in your hair due to the greasy look, which is fine. I like the look, but I want to blend in more and not look like I'm desperate and working hard like some people are to look their best.
I like the way that Voodoo Brew II holds my hair up in the front without weighing it down. That's clearly a benefit for me, because I hate to have to slick my hair back or comb it completely down and to the sides due to the product weighing it down too much.