Looking for a new hair gel

eezee · Sep 28, 2014

Marco said:
I'm not interested in light holds actually, but I may consider getting one as a display piece just for the beautiful vintage-looking tin! Also, the square shape is quite rare among pomades.

The company, Rumble 59 Schmiere, has an entire line of pomades from light to heavy. All of their tins have really nice artwork featuring that blackbird. Here is a link to a USA website that has their line. This is where I purchased the hair balm. Here are a few of their strong hold pomades.
http://www.pomades.com/p/465-073-03/rumble-59-schmiere-hard-hair-pomade.html
http://www.pomades.com/p/465-074-02/rumble-59-schmiere-limited-edition-rock-hard-hair-pomade.html

techblade01 · Sep 28, 2014

Clubman.

maxman · Sep 28, 2014

Ok so here's a funny (not funny Ha Ha but funny weird) story.
I was asking my buddy who is big into hair gel at the same time I was asking here.
He said he would send me the name of the stuff he likes.
Believe me when i tell you he has a drawer full of product. He has the type of hair that needs something in it.

He sends me a picture of Murray's with Beeswax.
Says he loves it. He got it as a gift and ran out just as I was asking.
He went online and placed an order for some and picked me up a tub as well.

It's on the way so I'll give it a try.

Marco · Sep 28, 2014

eezee said:
The company, Rumble 59 Schmiere, has an entire line of pomades from light to heavy. All of their tins have really nice artwork featuring that blackbird. Here is a link to a USA website that has their line. This is where I purchased the hair balm. Here are a few of their strong hold pomades.
http://www.pomades.com/p/465-073-03/rumble-59-schmiere-hard-hair-pomade.html
http://www.pomades.com/p/465-074-02/rumble-59-schmiere-limited-edition-rock-hard-hair-pomade.html

Thank you for the links. If I'm correct Rumble 59 Schmiere should be a German brand, hence it will be less expensive for me to buy it somewhere here in Europe. By the way, do you like yours? Thoughts?

Marco · Sep 28, 2014

maxman said:
Ok so here's a funny (not funny Ha Ha but funny weird) story.
I was asking my buddy who is big into hair gel at the same time I was asking here.
He said he would send me the name of the stuff he likes.
Believe me when i tell you he has a drawer full of product. He has the type of hair that needs something in it.

He sends me a picture of Murray's with Beeswax.
Says he loves it. He got it as a gift and ran out just as I was asking.
He went online and placed an order for some and picked me up a tub as well.

It's on the way so I'll give it a try.

Marc, I have no experience yet with Murray's but this brand has been around since ever and has a lot of fans. Please, post your thoughts once you get it and add a couple of pics if you have a chance!

gainiacster · Oct 1, 2014

Marco said:
Marc, I have no experience yet with Murray's but this brand has been around since ever and has a lot of fans. Please, post your thoughts once you get it and add a couple of pics if you have a chance!

Murray's is great stuff and is what I used for a long time. The problem with it is that it is so thick that you are going to pull out hair getting it in. It is best to use a lighter pomade with it in order to give it a better consistency, then you can get it thru your hair way easier.

Lando · Oct 1, 2014

Nancy Boy

patrickthebassbash · Oct 3, 2014

Lando said:
Nancy Boy

Girly man!

mariechin1234 · Jan 21, 2015

Made entirely of 100% natural ingredients, Burt's Bees Natural Skin Care for Men Hair Gel provides strong hold which allows for all day wear - without the sticky or crunchy feel of other styling products. Created with a blend of aloe and sunflower seed oils, the hair gel restores natural shine and luster without the use or harsh chemicals.

tlentz · Jan 28, 2015

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This is what I use and so does my son. Pretty good stuff.

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