Cleanse hair with lukewarm water, Wear a satin or silk scarf while sleeping, Wash hair with diluted apple cider vinegar for shine, Use liitlleextraa cocooniion organic hair oil shampoo. These methods worked for my mom, and she controlled her hair fall with this routine.
After applying Cocoonniion shampoo over a week or so, it began show improved effects compared to any other shampoo. Currently, I have no hair loss issues and the smell is so pleasant and my hair is becoming longer gradually but it’s at least effective.
I used to work at a cosmetic counter and bald men would come in all the time complaining about this. There are mattifying lotions and primers out there. They are mostly intended for the face but you could easily use them on your head. The only downside is that you will go through them a lot faster so the cost may add up. Also, they could irritate your scalp if you have sensitive skin, but it’s worth a shot.
@@Daddyzigger this was posted 2 years ago, only recently have YT implemented these “chapters” so you wasted your time commenting that and I wasted my time fommenting this
Quick and to the point, with actual details about ingredients and what they do instead of fluffy words that vaguely describe products, with a bonus warning about differences across brands. Very good video, thank you lol
Hi Robin I just want to say thank you, you have helped me greatly in the hair department I really do trust what you say, your honesty is refreshing. Your amazing
I just recently decided to keep my long "covid hair" (haven't been to a barber in ages), and this video was truly helpful. I have thinning at the crown, so I appreciate your mentioning how these products affect that. Thank you.
As far as your hair goes based on this video I'd say creams should be your go to. The loose "flowy" styles work well with you. As for me, I'm a paste and sometimes clay kind of guy for casual days. Lately though I've been loving Crystal Lake from Shear Revival.
Towel dry, apply hair product, and then comb it and hair dry it into preferred style, and you shd see results! You can always touch it up during the day with a comb or with your hands
i’m a girl and i recently cut my hair short and i didn’t know where to start with products my mom doesn’t know and my dads not around so thank you for helping me out
@Montinik Jr i tried lol, when my friend use dryer, his hair hold its shape very quick and fluffy, but mine is like straight-hard type, falls down 5 minutes later after i dried my hair
Thank you for this! As a female I love to wear my hair in a top bun and my favorite styling cream is discontinued. I think I’ll go for the sumotech or the pomade. My aim is to keep my flyaways down and I have an abundance of fine hair! Thanks again 🤓👍🏼
Hello I’m also a girl. Which product did you end up using. I want to keep my flyaways and frizz down as well. But I have thick, black hair. Which would you recommend?
@@ninjamara2522 Hi there, I ended up getting American crew Pomade which is a water based product with high gloss. I just put a tiny amount on my fly aways and baby hairs.I also really liked Bumble and Bumble Thickening Cream Contour as it reduces frizz. Hope this helps
I have beautiful blonde hair. If I put anything in it it looks thinner and oily. Blonde hair never looks good oily IMO. I tried your cream method, I had actually threw the can of cream in the trash can. I watched your video because you applied the cream when your hair was dry. I dug it out of the trash can and applied to to my hair when it was dry as you did and my hair looks amazing. it holds its place and it’s loose at the same time. Giving me more volume and control. thank you! ❤❤❤❤
Great video Robin. Pomades are my go to, but nowadays there's so much versatility within the pomade world that the lines have been blurred. We have traditional oil based (Murrays, Lockharts), traditional water based (Suavecito), unorthodox water based (flagship, grim grease, nostalgic grooming s/wb), but it's a huge reason why I love it. I got my hair cut recently and I'm rocking a shorter more textured look and have been using waxes and clays or a cream pomade like Gray Ghost by Shear Revival. Excellent stuff.
Hi, what pomade do you recommend I should buy? I’m looking to give me a wet look and to restyle my hair throughout the day. Currently growing my hair and use jojoba oil twice a week. Thanks. I’m looking for a water based pomade btw.
OK, found this video by accident. Been using gel since the 80's when I was a teenager. Wife recently gave me a sample of Fiber Cream. WHOA what a difference. Adios gel. This video confirms it.
Last on my list of things to try is cream. I'm hoping this is the one. I'm super dumb with hair, it's really not my forte. I have similar hair to Robin. Gel was a no-go as it left my hair solid and too "wet" looking. Clay seemed to be too dry on my hair, and it is a bit hard to get out(at least the one I tried). Pomade was very much like gel, and like Robin said, it isn't good for every day. It seemed to make my hair look oily but dry when washed out. Praying for cream to be the miracle I need! Really appreciate your videos, they are huge for clueless folks like me!
I think gel is something all guys have no idea how to use properly... If you have gel on ur hair and it is hard and rigid, you are using it wrongly. There is an extra step u need to do, that is to ruff up ur hair after it has dried and set. You will realize ur hair becomes soft and malleable again but the shape is still there, it should feel the same as if u applied soft clay or wax.
What is ruff up? If I may ask. I've bern told I can't use greasy products no more and I don't want gel due to it's results...but this sounds encouraging
@@KCDeportes basically break up the rigid clumps of hair which is being held up strong by the gel. It will take multiple attempts to get it right, the first time I did it just became messy. But after a while I realized that gel can be used to achieve the same results as other clay/wax products, the soft and malleable kind.
Great video, there are so many hair products for sale, these 'back to basics' like videos really help to show what the differences are. 🍚🍙💷 I use water-based ; pomades, clays, creams, then I use either my fine or wide tooth comb to do a side part, then I use hairspray, because I'm someone who doesn't like to keep touching or looking at how my hair is throughout the day, so I use it to make sure it is in the same position as how I left it in. 🚿
I’m blessed with a full head of thick hair at 35 that will never go away. No balding runs in my family. Unfortunately it all turned grey way to early!! And I can never stand to let it grow out and end up with a military cut high and tight all the time. I can never get past the awkward stage and when it begins to touch my ears
I'm late to the game here but I just want to say I just watched your video and you just got a subscriber. Thank you for being quick to the point and detailed about each product. 👍👍
I use cream. My hair is curly Type 2 ( wavy). My favorite cream is for wavy and curly hair called Hobby. I just bought another cream called Fonex with pro vitamin B5. I live in Turkey and they have some products for curly hair here. I found these are pretty good for my hair. I like using cream now whereas when my hair was shorter I used pomade. Now that I am growing my hair a little longer the cream is better.
Well technically the texture and the amount of hair is different. So you can have a full head of fine hair or be holding onto a few strands of really thick hair. If that makes sense.
Its not fair. You can use any kind of hair product and still look good. Nice vid btw. Favorite hair product for me has got to be water based pomade with hair mousse. I switched recently with just hair mousse and hair spray to save me some time in the morning 😁
Finally, came across a video for a hair product noob like me that's looking for something that'll suit my thick hair and not emphasise volume - looks like gel or pomade might be the way to go?
@@ManForHimself Agreed on the longer sides. You have inspired me to ditch the typical fade and shorter sides everyone seems to be doing now. I'm trying to do something like your style with the clay. Do you have videos that show your haircut for this length, what to tell your barber, etc.? Any help is appreciated!
I always style my hair like you did on your clay style, but for some reason after a few minutes my hair always goes flat and i'm back to styling it again like every minute. how would i prevent that?
hey man i just found your channel and thank you for the content, basic gel has always been my go to and then ive tried the wax and pomade recently but i had no idea what i was doing, the videos help a lot
I have a question about clay. Do you need to get hair dampened before you apply it? I normally use volumizing mouse. But it gets my hair so shiny and I want to achieve a matte look. Thank you!
This video helped me alot! I’m thinking of going for a new hairstyle and pomade is definitely the one type of product that’ll work best with the style I want:) thank you!
What’s the best product I should get for something that feels like it has no product in the hair ? I have semi long hair which I’m going to slick back but I want something that feels really smooth and almost like I have no product in my hair at all.
I do the same styling. This is what I do. Tonic + foam + oil Cream Paste Powder These 4 options leaves a feeling with no product and I rank them for you.
Hey Robin! Amazing videos as always, truly impressed with all this amazing content. Pretty much all my men’s style ideas are coming from you. Love it! I am using the crystal lake revival pomade right now(actually left a review on website) would you suggest the clay or sumo tech from b&b as a replacement or something to do a bit different with hair? Just curious what you think. Thanks as always!
Thanks very much, Sean. This is so great to hear. I love Crystal Lake and it's totally different from the Bb. products. I'd keep it and add on, if possible. Sumotech is a great product and so versatile. I think you'd like that.
Robin James - thank you Robin, I tried to order sumotech to give that a go, unfortunately it appears bumble doesn’t ship to the US. Is there a place that can ship to the US, no discount code obv but it’s cool, or a different but similar product you could recommend ? Thanks as always!
I'm really thinking about getting a clay and trying it out. Seems perfect for my hair and hairstyle. Sorta leaning towards nostalgic grooming clay, but eh, who knows.
1:05 clay Use water based product that includes kaolin or bentonite. Kaolin good for swelling the hair for people with thinning hair. Clay gives matte finish. 1:55 hair cream Hair gel - bad do not use. Makes hair hard and thin.
@@ManForHimself we have quite a few but some big brands are tresemme, got2b, bumble and bumble, loreal, moroccan oil, big sexy hair spray, bedhead, gariner and hanz de fuko. There are many more but I believe those are the big ones.
What's your favourite product type?
Get 20% off products with code: BBROBIN. robin.yt/MFHBb
Is this only for the UK ? I was gonna buy the clay but it seems to only be for the UK and not the US
glad to know that Kaolin in clay/paste would be better for thinning hair! didnt know that
but are pomade tend to be oily than clay?
Please suggest me which wax or gel i use to keep my head scalp cool by menthol or any ingredients used in wax or gel that keeps my scapl cool 24x7
J H jhhb
Great video. I use pomades, the one i use is nothing special though, just cheap old spice pomade, high/medium hold and matte finish. Looks real nice!
Cleanse hair with lukewarm water, Wear a satin or silk scarf while sleeping, Wash hair with diluted apple cider vinegar for shine, Use liitlleextraa cocooniion organic hair oil shampoo. These methods worked for my mom, and she controlled her hair fall with this routine.
After applying Cocoonniion shampoo over a week or so, it began show improved effects compared to any other shampoo. Currently, I have no hair loss issues and the smell is so pleasant and my hair is becoming longer gradually but it’s at least effective.
Ohh no , it can cause damage dear,never try it nor nor recomend to others, everyscalpnis different..
Which one would you recommend for a completely bald man? They all just make my head look shiny.
Bumble and bumble wig premium
Just water
I used to work at a cosmetic counter and bald men would come in all the time complaining about this. There are mattifying lotions and primers out there. They are mostly intended for the face but you could easily use them on your head. The only downside is that you will go through them a lot faster so the cost may add up. Also, they could irritate your scalp if you have sensitive skin, but it’s worth a shot.
@@Abdullah_muslim1 😭😭
I suggest you rock the clean shave style often can be perceived as badass. Might even be a hit with the ladies depending on your build.
Quarantine brought me here since I’m letting my hair grow
facts im doing the same thing
Too
@Olivares Silviano sad life you got there buddy.
@Olivares Silviano your own masculity is so fragile you think long hair is girly 😂😂😂 you a bitch fr
Same here haha
1:04 -> Clay
1:49 -> Cream
3:04 -> Gel
3:54 -> Pomade
It’s already stamped in the video good job wasting your time
@@Daddyzigger this was posted 2 years ago, only recently have YT implemented these “chapters” so you wasted your time commenting that and I wasted my time fommenting this
@@Nca3001 you wasted more time
@@Daddyzigger daamn nice roast
@@tigerfighter77 ikr
I've always used gel. Never thought of using pomade. Looks a thousand times better compared to gel.
Thousand percent is! Try some out
Niko. Bellic no
Yeah, gel feels like there is a weight in my hair, my hair feels heavy when I use gel
No loop Ko no no HP ipo ipo I HP
@@tannergrinzel5123 like?
Damn that hairstyle using the cream really suits you. I would love it if you make a tutorial for styling that hairstyle
Thank you! And yes. Can be arranged.
Robin James Yes please do. I also want that hairstyle
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@@ManForHimself still waiting for your video
@ you should just watch how he does it in the video
Quick and to the point, with actual details about ingredients and what they do instead of fluffy words that vaguely describe products, with a bonus warning about differences across brands.
Very good video, thank you lol
Thank you!
are you doctor stange?
Habang Mystery he rarely ages.... *gasp* HE HAS THE TIME STONE
Oh so we are using our made up names
@@isaacmorris5459 Yes, I see. "Super Spooks".
Snelle Psycho “snelle psycho”
It's a simple hairstyle, but quite unbreakable.
I love matte clay, it is super easy to use and it looks very clean and natural without the gloss.
Does matte clay not make my hair look thin and shiny?
@@clydealinas1914 Clay is for a matte finish, it's not supposed to shine. If you want shine then use pomade
@shreyas N.B were you not paying attention to the video?
Fully agree, it looks great with asian hair as well
Hi Robin I just want to say thank you, you have helped me greatly in the hair department I really do trust what you say, your honesty is refreshing. Your amazing
Thank you, Danielle.
Straight to the point no adds and tips for people who are balding
10/10 video
I just recently decided to keep my long "covid hair" (haven't been to a barber in ages), and this video was truly helpful. I have thinning at the crown, so I appreciate your mentioning how these products affect that. Thank you.
As far as your hair goes based on this video I'd say creams should be your go to. The loose "flowy" styles work well with you.
As for me, I'm a paste and sometimes clay kind of guy for casual days. Lately though I've been loving Crystal Lake from Shear Revival.
All about the cream too. It felt good!
What's cream? Do you mean wax?
Idk, no matter how I use these products the first wind that catches my hair blows it all to hell.
Ikr 😂, do you use sea salt spray before applying product?
@@zykx2213 Hahaha naah, I just put on some wax (somewhat proper way) and goin' for it
@@zsomborsimon6630 tbh same here with clay 😅🤣
@@zykx2213 Hairspray is my friend
Towel dry, apply hair product, and then comb it and hair dry it into preferred style, and you shd see results! You can always touch it up during the day with a comb or with your hands
i’m a girl and i recently cut my hair short and i didn’t know where to start with products my mom doesn’t know and my dads not around so thank you for helping me out
@D Gme too
@D G i was rly worried that was gonna be some nsfw acc but actually yes i did like the account
Hey me too I thought I was the only one
grow it back out again you look like a metrosexual boy
Same
Clay 1:05
Cream 1:52
Gel 3:05
Pomade 3:53
شكرا يا ويب فاشل
شكرا يا ويب🤣
@@8ballpoolplayerhuh569 ارحب
@@MshSh-sl2rt حبيبي والله🙂❤️
Chapters: I’m about to end this mans whole career
When i use wax, after 5 minutes, my hair looks like i didn't washed my hair for 7 days..
Temuujin M them don’t use half the jar
@@cheezuschrist1102 only hair spray can hold my hair
You're using waaaaay too much then
Cheezus Christ use correct grammar..... lol stupid
@Montinik Jr i tried lol, when my friend use dryer, his hair hold its shape very quick and fluffy, but mine is like straight-hard type, falls down 5 minutes later after i dried my hair
This guy is smooth. I could listen to him whilst going to sleep. A calming voice giving advise on hair products.
The Bob Ross of Hair Products.
Thank you for this! As a female I love to wear my hair in a top bun and my favorite styling cream is discontinued. I think I’ll go for the sumotech or the pomade. My aim is to keep my flyaways down and I have an abundance of fine hair! Thanks again 🤓👍🏼
Hello I’m also a girl. Which product did you end up using. I want to keep my flyaways and frizz down as well. But I have thick, black hair. Which would you recommend?
@@ninjamara2522 Hi there, I ended up getting American crew Pomade which is a water based product with high gloss. I just put a tiny amount on my fly aways and baby hairs.I also really liked Bumble and Bumble Thickening Cream Contour as it reduces frizz. Hope this helps
Such a great idea! And you matched the products to your backgrounds! I was upset when it ended! You continue to inspire me and my channel! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks very much, Caleb.
Just by the way Robin says, "GEELLLL" you can tell he's not a fan 😂
Ikr
i agree 🤣🤣
The pompadour you styled with the pomade was on point! 👏
Cream ftw!!
My hair is fine. Thus pomade, gel is not meant for it. As for cream, its the best. It naturally hold the hair.
This was very informational, and being a person with short hair, it's made me value styling a lot more
I have beautiful blonde hair. If I put anything in it it looks thinner and oily. Blonde hair never looks good oily IMO. I tried your cream method, I had actually threw the can of cream in the trash can. I watched your video because you applied the cream when your hair was dry. I dug it out of the trash can and applied to to my hair when it was dry as you did and my hair looks amazing. it holds its place and it’s loose at the same time. Giving me more volume and control. thank you! ❤❤❤❤
I think I will go for the cream. Thanks for the advice!
I like this guy, he is very professional and has a knoledge on this topic. I'm Nigerian lol, so, black Af, but I might try this product.
Ma boy making hair video's in the jungle 😂
I just want to know which hair product is better
You have achieved komedi
@@Danny-or4gw Pomade Is Better, USE POMADE
This is actually a very helpful video, without alot of beating around the bush. Thank you!
Great video showing the uses/styles for each type of hair product!
Glad you enjoyed it, Austin.
I’m having a slicked back hairstyle at the moment and I can’t tell you how much a pomade has been helpful.
Hey!!! I was wondering if you could ever do a tutorial on a beach hairstyle any time soon?
Yes its called Wavewash! This look is obtained by actually swimming in the water...goodluck!
Why would you need to style your hair if you’re going to the beach?
What product would be best for thick and dense hair?
Very informative and I love the editing of the video and the different titles and texts you have used! Great quality videos
Which one would you recommend for every thing like for comfort, exercising, and for every hair type?
Great video Robin,
I really love your content. Especially, since you give great advice for guys with thin hair.
Thanks very much!
Thank you, really descriptive and informative video on different hair styling products. The visual examples are just awesome.
Great video Robin. Pomades are my go to, but nowadays there's so much versatility within the pomade world that the lines have been blurred. We have traditional oil based (Murrays, Lockharts), traditional water based (Suavecito), unorthodox water based (flagship, grim grease, nostalgic grooming s/wb), but it's a huge reason why I love it. I got my hair cut recently and I'm rocking a shorter more textured look and have been using waxes and clays or a cream pomade like Gray Ghost by Shear Revival. Excellent stuff.
Exactly! The lines are totally blurred. It's just about finding what works for you.
Hi, what pomade do you recommend I should buy? I’m looking to give me a wet look and to restyle my hair throughout the day. Currently growing my hair and use jojoba oil twice a week. Thanks. I’m looking for a water based pomade btw.
I recently decided to kick up my hair game and this video was extremely helpful! Appreciate your time brother!
OK, found this video by accident. Been using gel since the 80's when I was a teenager. Wife recently gave me a sample of Fiber Cream. WHOA what a difference. Adios gel. This video confirms it.
Last on my list of things to try is cream. I'm hoping this is the one. I'm super dumb with hair, it's really not my forte. I have similar hair to Robin. Gel was a no-go as it left my hair solid and too "wet" looking. Clay seemed to be too dry on my hair, and it is a bit hard to get out(at least the one I tried). Pomade was very much like gel, and like Robin said, it isn't good for every day. It seemed to make my hair look oily but dry when washed out. Praying for cream to be the miracle I need!
Really appreciate your videos, they are huge for clueless folks like me!
my goodness, this is so well made
Moves his hand back once and his hair is styled in the perfect position. God-like
I think gel is something all guys have no idea how to use properly... If you have gel on ur hair and it is hard and rigid, you are using it wrongly. There is an extra step u need to do, that is to ruff up ur hair after it has dried and set. You will realize ur hair becomes soft and malleable again but the shape is still there, it should feel the same as if u applied soft clay or wax.
What is ruff up? If I may ask. I've bern told I can't use greasy products no more and I don't want gel due to it's results...but this sounds encouraging
@@KCDeportes basically break up the rigid clumps of hair which is being held up strong by the gel. It will take multiple attempts to get it right, the first time I did it just became messy. But after a while I realized that gel can be used to achieve the same results as other clay/wax products, the soft and malleable kind.
Thanks for the in-depth hair tips, now I have a better idea of what to get at the store and try out the hair creams and clay products
I can't describe to you how uncomfortable your smirk makes me feel
And the way he turns his head
LOL
Exactly
Ikr, wtfffffff
Yes, it is cringe
Thankyou.... It is either clay or cream to my hair type.🙏😊
Great video, there are so many hair products for sale, these 'back to basics' like videos really help to show what the differences are. 🍚🍙💷
I use water-based ; pomades, clays, creams, then I use either my fine or wide tooth comb to do a side part, then I use hairspray, because I'm someone who doesn't like to keep touching or looking at how my hair is throughout the day, so I use it to make sure it is in the same position as how I left it in. 🚿
Thank you. AND great tip you do!
Which water based pomade do you recommend?
I’m blessed with a full head of thick hair at 35 that will never go away. No balding runs in my family. Unfortunately it all turned grey way to early!! And I can never stand to let it grow out and end up with a military cut high and tight all the time. I can never get past the awkward stage and when it begins to touch my ears
He said in every video he has fine hair it doesn’t change
I love pomades! After I got my first Brylcreem, that’s the thing I’ve been using most of my time
Holy crap a person that actually explains and gets to the point rather than goes on a tangent that’s in heard of that you for this
no matter what you do with your hair you are handsome af
And you are very kind 🙏🏼
@@ManForHimself I agree, everything about you is perfect. You're skin, hair, voice, weight, style, face, eyes, personality. 💖
Agreed, no homo tho
@@unknownseizure - no, no, no...
A reverse-mohawk.
I like the reversed footage you did in the closeup shots of the products
Like that you have a full head of hair now(sides grown out). Looks better on you Robin. Great video.👍
Thank you ! This really cleared it up for me as my old pomade wasn't doing the trick anymore.
what to use for curly messy hair ..if hair is dry curly unable to comb can pomade temporary straightning
straighten your hair
Or just get some curling cream to enhance those curls and make them stand out. I say rock your natural hair.
I haven’t had hair in 20 years (shaved it). Decided to let it grow out for my wife. Thanks for this video, I was totally lost.
Great video! this gave me some inspiration to use gel again
I like this. All about experimentation!
I'm late to the game here but I just want to say I just watched your video and you just got a subscriber. Thank you for being quick to the point and detailed about each product. 👍👍
Thanks very much, Dana.
I use cream. My hair is curly Type 2 ( wavy). My favorite cream is for wavy and curly hair called Hobby. I just bought another cream called Fonex with pro vitamin B5. I live in Turkey and they have some products for curly hair here. I found these are pretty good for my hair. I like using cream now whereas when my hair was shorter I used pomade. Now that I am growing my hair a little longer the cream is better.
3:36
“If your hair is fine, like mine.
…
It’s not thinning!“
Alright, Paddy 😂
Well technically the texture and the amount of hair is different. So you can have a full head of fine hair or be holding onto a few strands of really thick hair. If that makes sense.
hair type is a big factor in what works best for you too, its always good to try an array of products
That hairstyle using cream was lit af ❤
Hi! I’m a girl with a pixie and this was super helpful!
That thumbnail just made my life so easy.
Good feedback. Thanks!
@@ManForHimself
Wc 👍👍
Thank you for explaining the differences between the products. I oscillate between pastes and pomades.
Video actually helped a lot!
Looks like clay or pomade is the way for me.
May I suggest a list of all the products you recommend and for which hair type? Thin, thick, curly,. So on.
Thanks bro I've been wanting a video like this
Glad you liked it.
watched your stuff for one month now and ngl liking it, you've got some good content and as a result another subber
Thanks very much. Good to have you.
This vid blew my mind! I’m on for pomade. I learned this today!!!
Its not fair. You can use any kind of hair product and still look good. Nice vid btw. Favorite hair product for me has got to be water based pomade with hair mousse. I switched recently with just hair mousse and hair spray to save me some time in the morning 😁
You looked handsome with all of the products but the cream was really doing it for you!
Thanks Secily.
Maybe you could assist me. I’m bald, which is best- clay, gel, or wax?
This helps a lot. For me pomade suits my hair the best, my go to product. What’s your hairstyle in this video btw? It really looks good👌🏻
Thats a sides swep hairstyle
Finally, came across a video for a hair product noob like me that's looking for something that'll suit my thick hair and not emphasise volume - looks like gel or pomade might be the way to go?
Thanks for this Robin I use paste to build volume & pomade for da slick look #peteandpedro👍🏼
Sounds like a great style!
I recently found this channel but he is answering the questions I have been looking for answers on...😅😅
You didn't mention water-based pomades as an alternative to the classic oil based pomades. What's going on, Robin?
My hair is so flat after wash days (only wash your hair every couple of days to prevent drying. Wash your body but not your hair) I needed this.
Having longer sides looks great on you mate
Thanks Marques. I'm enjoying the longer style.
@@ManForHimself Agreed on the longer sides. You have inspired me to ditch the typical fade and shorter sides everyone seems to be doing now. I'm trying to do something like your style with the clay. Do you have videos that show your haircut for this length, what to tell your barber, etc.? Any help is appreciated!
oh man I used to binge these videos, the amount of hair knowledge i’ve gained at my age is kind of crazy
I always style my hair like you did on your clay style, but for some reason after a few minutes my hair always goes flat and i'm back to styling it again like every minute. how would i prevent that?
Glue
Try to have a little bit of damp hair and blow dry? That might help
@@dragonaspect335 lmao
Add sone hairspray
hey man i just found your channel and thank you for the content, basic gel has always been my go to and then ive tried the wax and pomade recently but i had no idea what i was doing, the videos help a lot
I have a question about clay. Do you need to get hair dampened before you apply it? I normally use volumizing mouse. But it gets my hair so shiny and I want to achieve a matte look. Thank you!
Clay all the way, always been a fave. Full thickness jet black hair like mine just looks bomb matted. Amazing vid!
I have thin hair but would like it to look thicker and fuller and add some volume is clay good for that
I’m not quite ready to shave my head yet but I’m receding and thinning out. Going to try the clay or cream. Thanks. Ur hair looks amazing to me.
Bro, your eyes are mesmerizing!
This video helped me alot! I’m thinking of going for a new hairstyle and pomade is definitely the one type of product that’ll work best with the style I want:) thank you!
What’s the best product I should get for something that feels like it has no product in the hair ? I have semi long hair which I’m going to slick back but I want something that feels really smooth and almost like I have no product in my hair at all.
I do the same styling. This is what I do.
Tonic + foam + oil
Cream
Paste
Powder
These 4 options leaves a feeling with no product and I rank them for you.
Where can I get a kaolin hair product ??????? Please help
Hey Robin! Amazing videos as always, truly impressed with all this amazing content. Pretty much all my men’s style ideas are coming from you. Love it!
I am using the crystal lake revival pomade right now(actually left a review on website) would you suggest the clay or sumo tech from b&b as a replacement or something to do a bit different with hair? Just curious what you think. Thanks as always!
Thanks very much, Sean. This is so great to hear.
I love Crystal Lake and it's totally different from the Bb. products. I'd keep it and add on, if possible. Sumotech is a great product and so versatile. I think you'd like that.
Robin James - thank you Robin, I tried to order sumotech to give that a go, unfortunately it appears bumble doesn’t ship to the US. Is there a place that can ship to the US, no discount code obv but it’s cool, or a different but similar product you could recommend ?
Thanks as always!
My issue is they all work (haven’t tried gel yet) but 20 mins later once my hair dries nothing seems to work
I'm really thinking about getting a clay and trying it out. Seems perfect for my hair and hairstyle. Sorta leaning towards nostalgic grooming clay, but eh, who knows.
Perfect information ,and right to the point,and quick. Thank you.
these head shots are hilarious, good info
1:05 clay
Use water based product that includes kaolin or bentonite. Kaolin good for swelling the hair for people with thinning hair. Clay gives matte finish.
1:55 hair cream
Hair gel - bad do not use. Makes hair hard and thin.
Great video one question though, what's a good everyday hairspray for us in the US? As you know it's very hard to get silvikrin hairspray here. Thanks
Hey! What do you have available?
@@ManForHimself we have quite a few but some big brands are tresemme, got2b, bumble and bumble, loreal, moroccan oil, big sexy hair spray, bedhead, gariner and hanz de fuko. There are many more but I believe those are the big ones.
@@somoneplaysmc He's mentioned before he likes hanz de fuko but it's very expensive
@@s1lent0wner yeah just wondered if he had any other recommendations
I use Silvikrin & Tresemee