Lockhart's Oil Based Goon Grease - Handcrafted Pomade for Men – Medium Hold, Medium Shine - Locks in Moisture & Easy to Recomb - Sandalwood Vetiver Scent (3.4 oz)

Lieferung alles super, leider wurde der Duft dieser Pomade geändert.

Was trying to find a similar product to sweet Georgia brown red tin and this is about as close as I’ve found. It’s not SGB but it works

Great product

Keeps hair stuck in place but has a very shiny look, in principle the gel is pretty much just vaseline. It may work for some but it just looks off on my hair

In response to other negative reviews, I will offer my two cents about wax/oil based hair products. I have been using Lockhart's (and other similar pomades) for almost ten years, so take my opinion for what you think it is worth. When deciding between oil and water based products, you have to weigh the pros and cons of each. Oil products may feel greasy in comparison, but typically they remain pliable throughout the day, won’t flake, and you don’t get that “helmet-hair”/glue-y feeling associated with gel or hairspray. (1) Concerning the Greasy Feeling: OF COURSE this pomade will feel "greasy" when compared to other water based products like hair gel, mousse, hair spray, etc. After all, the first six ingredients are oils or waxes (petroleum, microcrystalline wax, beeswax, lanolin, castor oil, and coconut oil). But just because a product is oil based, doesn't mean you should necessarily end up with greasy hair. I expect that J.E. Fritz was using far too much product. You really only need about a dime size glob for your entire head. I have used Lockhart's almost exclusively for a year and a half, and I haven't found their products (especially the medium and light holds) to be particularly greasy. On the contrary, they are quite a bit less greasy than other similar pomades out there (Murray’s, for example). (2) Concerning Spread-ability: This can be a huge adjustment when switching to a pomade. I think that the medium hold is very workable in comparison to other pomades (again, Murray’s is much thicker), but if rubbing it between your hands isn’t enough then there are a few other tricks. Try using the blow dryer on your hair for about a minute to warm it up. Your hair doesn’t have to be screaming hot; just a few degrees warmer than body temperature should do it. This will make the pomade basically melt into your hair, and it will also help you shampoo it out of your hair if you hit it with some hot air before jumping in the shower. I personally love Lockhart’s. My only criticism is that I’m not crazy about some of the scents. It would be great if they made all of the scents available in each of the different hold strengths. Otherwise, I think this pomade is pretty good.