TRIUMPH & DISASTERFibre Royale Hair Wax – Strong Hold Pomade for Thick Hair, Natural Finish Styling for Men & Women, 65g

Absolutely amazing product by a great company. Adds texture and a bit of volume to styling my rather long and curly hair without going overboard. The wax adds a bit of shine without looking greasy. Honestly, my favorite part is the scent...they call it "Santa Monica" I think...it has an earthiness to it that I find soothing. I'm already on my second order and am seriously considering "subscribing" so that I never run out.

this product is amazing it works great smells nice. keeps my hair in place while still remaining pliable and not hard and crispy. i will definitely be buying it again.that being said it is on the pricey side at $30.

I waited a while to write a review so I’d have enough experience to base it off of. This product works great for my hair - the only thing I’m not crazy about is the scent. It’s not bad, and it doesn’t linger, so it’s a non issue for a product that works well otherwise.

Horrible sticky mess.. not worth the price.. leaves white stuff on you hair as it dries.. they need to reformulate this horrid product

I finally found a perfect product that is comfortable to use in hair for all day. Yes its expensive but you also don't need to use as much which reduces the cost. The product worked so well that I ended buying all their hair products because I was so impressed.

Update after I've used half of the product.It smells nice and ingredients are great. However, it is a little hard to apply on hair for the product being super sticky. It does not hold my hair well ( I have straight fine hair) like Chris Hemsworth :). I read somewhere that this is the product he use for his hair.

Smells great and seems to hold hair well

As the headline says, this works great — nice hold, easy to spread and wash out, and has a nice, natural finish. My only issue is that the "pine and orange peel" scent that's described smells like...roses. Honestly, why is so hard to find a men's hair product that actually smells "woodsy," or, "tree," or, "pine," or, "rosemary," or, "juniper," as so many of them describe?