Gentleman's hair product

[arinsd]

OP

Try Gentleman's Republic REFINED. I recently cut my hair into a comb over with a part and wanted exactly what you were looking for.

[Hairdude1]

Speaking as professional, use either a clay (matte) or pomade ( shine) depending on the look desired. If a little more hold is necessary then use a light hold hair spray to set. All of this is dependant on density and texture. I work with Aveda products and will always recommend them as I have found them to work better than others that are similar.

[Shawnnyang]

Uppercut or lockhart pomade. Go with water based if you don't want alot of residue but if you really want something that'll hold, I don't know of a product that will work without "showing up" in your hair or your brush.

[tommy91]

I use crew, shouldn't be too hard getting it in uk

[superdog]

Originally Posted by Hairdude1

Speaking as professional, use either a clay (matte) or pomade ( shine) depending on the look desired. If a little more hold is necessary then use a light hold hair spray to set. All of this is dependant on density and texture. I work with Aveda products and will always recommend them as I have found them to work better than others that are similar.

I will check this out for sure.

Can you put it in wet? Or must hair be dry?

[gmh1013]

I use Davines sea salt spray... it does leave some white "powder" on a brush but just wash it off with water. If I dont use it...my hair is very fine gets messed up if I open the freeze door...with this stuff I wash it every other day....I wake up and it falls back into place....best stuff Ive ever used plus it smells great.

[Syed117]

Have been using Baxter Clay Pomade for years now.

Works great for me.

Don't be thrown by the jar. It's very small, but a little goes a long way.

[rr-nyc]

Another Crew user here. Fiber has exactly what I want. Decent hold with matte finish