Elmer's glue stick works wonders and it does NOT let go! I haven't found a wax yet that I like. Most of the time I go natural, but I have it trained pretty well and use a tiny round brush to tame the walrus down.
@@ethandymond6121 I've never used it on a beard, just a handlebar mustache. When I get into the shower I wet everything that has the glue stick. After a couple of minutes I use my fingers to separate the hairs and it rinses out from there. Really only takes a few seconds.
Great show-off of this new mustache wax. Thanks a lot. I like that it is tacky, since my favourite wax so far is the Tacky of Firehouse. I might give this one a try, provided I find it at reasonable shipping cost to Europe. Have a good time and stay safe.
Your reviews are great and you give a good real-world explanation for the products. I ran across your channel a month or so ago and it's been very helpful and informative. Due to recent events in the world, I've been working from home and took my first shot at growing an actual moustache. It's been fun and at times, annoying. Soups, eggnog, and food in general are the natural enemy of the moustache. I have noticed that when I use wax in my moustache, it helps to some extent. Do you have any tips or tricks for keeping your moustache clean while eating? Or after dinner tips? I've been using my napkin to try to keep it clean. But I always have to go wash and comb it out each time I eat. Also, what are your thoughts on using baby oil in your beard? I've been using Johnson & Johnson baby oil with shea butter and it's been great. I also use it on my scalp, since I buzz my hair and it has a tendency to dry my scalp out. Great channel and keep the videos coming!
Im glad your enjoying my channel and glad I can help you on your mustache journey. as far as keeping it clean during eating. well eventually you will learn how to eat certain foods and avoid the mess...as much anyway. other wise just wiping and a brush out if you dont have wax in it it just a part of having a manly Stache. I see nothing wrong with the johnson & johnson that your using as long as its petroleum free and is all natural ingredients. personally though I prefer just using beard oils and balms
So far my favorite wax is "can you handlebar " secondary wax. I'm trying to find another one with the same texture and hold, even experimenting with making some myself, but I just can't seem to replicate it.
Ohh ok makes sence. I really like both primary and secondary whe used together they make a great team. have you watched my death grip / sudden death or savvy jack reviews? i think they are both ones you may like as well.
@@30DayReviews I've used death grip wax and it's too sticky. It's really hard to get good points on the curl-ends. I'm trying savvy jack next, and the wsp hurcules hold
Holds for less than an hour before hair starts falling over my mouth again and feels like I'm pulling half of my face off as I'm trying to apply this stuff to my moustache
@@30DayReviews I clicked on your link to Amazon and there it says "currently not available". Could be that Amazon refers to its site of my country (Switzerland). Either not in stock here, or they would not deliver the product to my country - who knows.
they are both great waxes and when it comes to head and humidity they are both strong and really would matter on your own mustache witch one works best for you.
@@30DayReviews yes, I’ve been looking at the bay rum , cigar blend and pine wax , and sudden death and death grip. I just bit the bullet and ordered some fisticuffs, And I’ll probably order some sudden death soon
fisticuffs isn't a bad choice to start out with, I did find them softer and more of a medium hold though but all depends on your hair. always search my channel before ordering a wax because I have reviewed 40 of them now so good chance what your looking at there is a review on.
I’m finding that this wax doesn’t ever actually harden. It’s just sort of “waxy” and sticky all day. Is that just how it is or am I doing something wrong? I’ve even tried hitting it with a cold blow dryer. No luck.
This wax does stay pliable and most good waxes will as if it hardens it tends to not want to go back to desired shape if you are in the wind or bump it.
Today I tried (GOT TO BE GLUED) its a hair glue, and the stash stayed in place even after removing the pesky mask. If need be lick your finger tips and reshape the tips, I didn't have to but while using the wax I always have to reshape the stash when removing the mask. I love the wax but the mask wearing kills it.
Its on my list to try. I prefer products with all natural ingredients however due to it being so close to the mouth. Glad it worked well for you. Though
@@30DayReviews after you shape the stash set it with a blow dryer. Its 12 am here in California and just hitting the sack and the stash is still in shape. The product is sold at Walmart for like $5.
@@30DayReviews which one is better? I use firehouse and im thinking about getting the death grip. Summer is hot in California, looking for something to hold up in the heat.
cant really give you an answer to that as what works best for me may not work best for you as we all have different hair that does different things. I can say that I definitely think that giving death grip of sudden death a try is well worth the investment.
I’m sorry but in the scheme of all things does anyone realize the hair on your face means nothing?!!! I’m terribly sorry but I just realized that the time I spent watching this video would’ve been much better spent opening up and read the Bible.
Your time would be better spent on that however my videos and this review have helped people decide what products to get. like this review your comment means nothing as it would have been better time spent reading your bible. Thanks for the view and I hope you have a great day.
My dogs' looooooove the smell of this wax (kinda smells like latex, but not quite). They're all over me when I use it.
hmm latex interesting I dont smell that at all. but like I say everyones nose is diferent.
Elmer's glue stick works wonders and it does NOT let go! I haven't found a wax yet that I like. Most of the time I go natural, but I have it trained pretty well and use a tiny round brush to tame the walrus down.
I have the glue stick on my list to try for a video of alternative to waxes, there are a few difrent products I have heard people use.
How hard is it to get the Elmer’s out? My beard is about 14 inches would it work on my beard too?
@@ethandymond6121 I've never used it on a beard, just a handlebar mustache. When I get into the shower I wet everything that has the glue stick. After a couple of minutes I use my fingers to separate the hairs and it rinses out from there. Really only takes a few seconds.
It's definitely the right one for me. And you definitely don't need much.
Glad it works for yea
Great show-off of this new mustache wax. Thanks a lot. I like that it is tacky, since my favourite wax so far is the Tacky of Firehouse.
I might give this one a try, provided I find it at reasonable shipping cost to Europe.
Have a good time and stay safe.
Hey no problem. Yea I think you would definitely like this one. Hopefully you can find it for a decent price shipped.
Thank you!
Your reviews are great and you give a good real-world explanation for the products. I ran across your channel a month or so ago and it's been very helpful and informative. Due to recent events in the world, I've been working from home and took my first shot at growing an actual moustache. It's been fun and at times, annoying. Soups, eggnog, and food in general are the natural enemy of the moustache. I have noticed that when I use wax in my moustache, it helps to some extent.
Do you have any tips or tricks for keeping your moustache clean while eating? Or after dinner tips? I've been using my napkin to try to keep it clean. But I always have to go wash and comb it out each time I eat.
Also, what are your thoughts on using baby oil in your beard? I've been using Johnson & Johnson baby oil with shea butter and it's been great. I also use it on my scalp, since I buzz my hair and it has a tendency to dry my scalp out.
Great channel and keep the videos coming!
Im glad your enjoying my channel and glad I can help you on your mustache journey. as far as keeping it clean during eating. well eventually you will learn how to eat certain foods and avoid the mess...as much anyway. other wise just wiping and a brush out if you dont have wax in it it just a part of having a manly Stache. I see nothing wrong with the johnson & johnson that your using as long as its petroleum free and is all natural ingredients. personally though I prefer just using beard oils and balms
Your reviews are awesome.
Thank you Sr! i try to make them as understandable and not visually boring as i can. Hope this one was helpful
Thank s for the review!!
My pleasure!
So far my favorite wax is "can you handlebar " secondary wax. I'm trying to find another one with the same texture and hold, even experimenting with making some myself, but I just can't seem to replicate it.
why would you want to replicate something you already have?
@@30DayReviews because I ran out, and I want to actually make it myself.
Ohh ok makes sence. I really like both primary and secondary whe used together they make a great team. have you watched my death grip / sudden death or savvy jack reviews? i think they are both ones you may like as well.
@@30DayReviews I've used death grip wax and it's too sticky. It's really hard to get good points on the curl-ends. I'm trying savvy jack next, and the wsp hurcules hold
Have you tried Firehouse?
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Holds for less than an hour before hair starts falling over my mouth again and feels like I'm pulling half of my face off as I'm trying to apply this stuff to my moustache
Sounds like you may want to watch my videos about how to aply strong hole mustache wax.
Oh, just seen that it is currently not available 😟
Well, will try later this year.
where is it not available at? the link I posted it as has it in stock.
@@30DayReviews I clicked on your link to Amazon and there it says "currently not available". Could be that Amazon refers to its site of my country (Switzerland). Either not in stock here, or they would not deliver the product to my country - who knows.
Hey, great video. Have seen your other videos. but if comparing between Firehouse Tacky & Death grip, which one works better in high 90+ heat/humidty?
they are both great waxes and when it comes to head and humidity they are both strong and really would matter on your own mustache witch one works best for you.
Hey Justin. Does Vintage Grooming still make this wax. I’m not seeing it on there website.
They sure do! check the link in the description.
Which wax is better, the vintage grooming or the grave before? I’m trying to buy once cry once lol
Are you talking about Fisticuffs? and what one you looking at? also what one are you wondering about for Death grip aka Vintage Grooming
@@30DayReviews yes, I’ve been looking at the bay rum , cigar blend and pine wax , and sudden death and death grip. I just bit the bullet and ordered some fisticuffs, And I’ll probably order some sudden death soon
fisticuffs isn't a bad choice to start out with, I did find them softer and more of a medium hold though but all depends on your hair. always search my channel before ordering a wax because I have reviewed 40 of them now so good chance what your looking at there is a review on.
@@30DayReviews yes they are a little softer, I will definitely need something more tacky to manipulate my hairs lol
@@30DayReviews I’m definitely goin to get some vintage grooming company and may try some peckerhead mustache wax
I’m finding that this wax doesn’t ever actually harden. It’s just sort of “waxy”
and sticky all day. Is that just how it is or am I doing something wrong? I’ve even tried hitting it with a cold blow dryer. No luck.
This wax does stay pliable and most good waxes will as if it hardens it tends to not want to go back to desired shape if you are in the wind or bump it.
30 Day Reviews
Okay thanks!
Ok
ok what...?
Today I tried (GOT TO BE GLUED) its a hair glue, and the stash stayed in place even after removing the pesky mask. If need be lick your finger tips and reshape the tips, I didn't have to but while using the wax I always have to reshape the stash when removing the mask. I love the wax but the mask wearing kills it.
Its on my list to try. I prefer products with all natural ingredients however due to it being so close to the mouth. Glad it worked well for you. Though
@@30DayReviews after you shape the stash set it with a blow dryer. Its 12 am here in California and just hitting the sack and the stash is still in shape. The product is sold at Walmart for like $5.
Is the death grip anything like firehouse mustach wax (tacky)?
they are both strong hold and have a tacky texture. both are great mustache waxes.
@@30DayReviews which one is better? I use firehouse and im thinking about getting the death grip. Summer is hot in California, looking for something to hold up in the heat.
cant really give you an answer to that as what works best for me may not work best for you as we all have different hair that does different things. I can say that I definitely think that giving death grip of sudden death a try is well worth the investment.
Noice
This moustache wax or Savvy?
depends on the day. this one is a little more tacky where savvy jack is a bit more waxy. either way you go its a great choice
I’m sorry but in the scheme of all things does anyone realize the hair on your face means nothing?!!! I’m terribly sorry but I just realized that the time I spent watching this video would’ve been much better spent opening up and read the Bible.
Your time would be better spent on that however my videos and this review have helped people decide what products to get. like this review your comment means nothing as it would have been better time spent reading your bible. Thanks for the view and I hope you have a great day.