Jack Black

Clay Pomade, 2.75-oz.

Fabulous. My scalp doesn’t itch. I had a reaction from all the other products I tried.

For finer hair, it more or less flattens and plasters it down. Hold - sure, but doesn't look great.

I use tons of JB products for skin. I have for many years. Thought I would try the pomade for the hair. It smells great as expected but the hold is atrociously poor and it leaves quite a bit of sticky residue in your hair. There are strong hold products out there with little to no residue that use good ingredients and hold much better. I used very little of this and planned on returning it, but never got around to it. I got it about a year or two ago so I am not sure if they have updated their formula at all. still have the stuff around.

I bought this because it said it was good for beards. It isn't really. The product is too heavy and waxy for every day use. I'll hold on to it because I'm sure it'll be great as a hair gel alternative.

A little stiff but does the work. I am starting to like it.

I don't usually leave reviews but this is such an awesome product that I think will help out a lot of people. The clay pomade has a nice, strong hold but doesn't feel crunchy. It's really easy to apply and style, and the matte finish is perfect for people who have wavy hair (the more shine you have on wavy hair, the more your hair just looks wet). The pomade also lasts relatively long. I really enjoy this pomade and think anybody who's in the market for some should try this, especially if you have wavy hair. I cannot stress that enough.

It feels like it would be great for shorter hair. I've been growing mine out for about a year, and I think the clay-nature doesn't work as well as the other beeswax pomade I have. I'm keeping it around and looking forward to using it whenever I decide to cut my hair again.

Not bad, however its a bit greasy. Practically no hold, but using a finishing spray for hold. This product also provides a shine due to petroleum