Bossman MUDstache Unscented Mustache Wax for Men (1 oz) – Strong 24-Hour Hold, Non-Tacky & Easy to Apply for Taming & Styling

Good product. A little goes a long way. Keeps a good hold till you wash it out. Says it’s unscented, but it smells (faintly) of clay (at least I think so) but it’s not a bad smell and it either goes away or you get used to it and stop noticing. Will buy again.

Good stuff!! Keeps my handlebar mustache in place all day long!! Highly recommended

not a fan of the smell, smells like a house built in the 1920s with slight mold damage and someone's trying to cover up the smell. other than that it has a decent hold and is easy to use. smells not overwhelming but could deff use a new scent. also price is mid range for stashe wax.

Much easier to use than typical waxes. Applies easily and washes or with soap & water. No worries smells. Holds all day.

My go-to for mustache styling. Works pretty doggone good for handlebar. Not as strong as a very stiff wax. But the perfect go-to and you don't want stiff wax mustache. Washes out easily. Doesn't have a scent. Although I would not mind the stagecoach smell at all. Easy to scoop up with a fingernail and apply.

The hold is good, and it’s not too bad to work into your mustache. The downside is that even in a sealed jar, it develops almost a “pudding skin” on top that kind of hardens and has to be scraped off before getting to the wax you want to use. The “pudding skin wax” doesn’t warm and melt between your fingers the same as the rest and stays in clumps in your ‘stache. Kind of a pain. Scent isn’t the best but isn’t horrible, you’ll go nose blind to it anyway.

I am really impressed by how well Mudstache holds, especially given my longer mustache. I initially went in with low expectations since I'd been using Death Grip's Extra Strong Hold, which is notorious for its rigidity. But Mudstache won me over. My routine is simple: I apply Mudstache to a freshly showered and dried mustache in the morning. Throughout the day, I’ll reapply or adjust as needed. Pros: - Applies effortlessly. It goes on much easier than traditional waxes—no need to warm it up and less time to work it in. - Exceptional hold for the effort. Paradoxically, it holds far better than you'd expect from something so lightweight and easy to apply. - Lightweight feel. It doesn't weigh down the mustache or leave it feeling stiff or greasy. - Matte finish. No shine—your mustache looks natural, not lacquered. - Less mess. Wax is extremely sticky, hard to wash off, and tends to get on everything. Mudstache, on the other hand, rinses clean from my fingers in seconds. Cons: - Requires some upkeep. You’ll likely need to adjust or reapply it during the day, especially compared to a wax like Death Grip, which turns your mustache into stone. Overall, if you're looking for a product that offers a natural look with surprising hold—and don’t mind the occasional touch-up—Mudstache is absolutely worth a try. [Review improved using ChatGPT]

Why? Because there is no such thing as a “perfect” product for everyone. But, this product by far the closest to the best mustache "wax" I've used to date. My number one criteria was that it must be water soluble of which it is in spades. As good as many of the beeswax based mustache waxes I have used in the past have been, beeswax must be stripped from the mustache with oil. It is a messy, tedious process. Mud Stache wax washes out easily with just warm water. This “ease” is also its weakness, especially for the center of the mustache were most moisture (any drinking liquid) saturation will occur. You will likely need to do touch ups throughout the day, if desired, with additional product to keep that “perfect” look… a small price to pay, in my opinion, to not have to use oil at the end of the day to strip out beeswax based mustache waxes. Once applied and “dried”, it can feel a little like using one of the various “glue” type mustache products in the handlebar section of your mustache. Be cautious if using a fine toothed mustache comb. It can grab and pull and possibly yank out stache hairs. A wide tooth comb eliminates this potential problem. I chose the scent free version as I’m sensitive to aromas. It has no scent whatsoever. Huge Plus. As for packaging, I like the little glass jar with the tight fitting lid but I can see it being a pain trying to get product out when nearing empty. A wide, flat mustache wax tin would make it effortless. I had some questions regarding the product so I went to the manufacturer’s home page and fired off a couple of emails. Stephen is quick to respond; he’s passionate about his products and brand. There is no doubt in my mind if I have a question or an issue (I have no issues mind you), Stephen will respond in 24 hrs or less. If you are thinking about trying a mustache wax and don’t know where to start, I can heartily recommend you start with Bossman Mud Stache Wax. It’s easy to apply, easy to wash out and it just plain works for its intended purpose.

Gouging price hikes! I paid $17 for two containers in December and now the price is $31! No thanks! Good product but not worth it at that price. I’ll just leave my morning yoghurt in my stache from now on.