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Hey there. There are differences regarding the classification with respect to the area you live in: - in Europe: we tend to be as precise as possible so „heavy“ in Europe is divided into: firm - strong- heavy or extra strong - in the anglo saxon area these 3 categories are summed up as heavy…. Therefore the pomadeshop uses this term for their English speaking customers. Regards

​@@drshotzinternational6917 Wow, it is the first time for me to realize different classification in different areas. That sounds reasonable. The "goon grease" from USA is classfied as "heavy", but I would like to say it is only firm for me.🤣🤣🤣

@@xinzheng8760 and I definitely agree 👍

I highly doubt you like the price 😁. I was constantly thinking about the scent description…. Would you describe it as motor oil, Terpentine or something else?

Well, by all means it is not justified. It’s a good pomade but especially with regards to the ingredients this pomade is overpriced

@@drshotzinternational6917 cannot agree with you anymore. I would like to pay euros for beeswax based products rather than vaseline or microcrystalline wax 😅

No the oils changed, but the core ingredients are the same. With Fettkopp the oil part always represents the scent part….. always natural but differs in accordance to the respective scent

@@drshotzinternational6917 Thank you for the reply. It is helpful^_^

You’re most welcome

Thank you very much

Happy to hear that 👍

Sorry for the late reply but didnt get notified by KZbin. The answer: No

Thank you very much

Hi sorry didn't get notified of Your kind comment. First thank You very much. Sites: pomadeshop.com/en www.sprezstyle.com/en www.pomadenbude.de/ These are pretty much all there are

@@drshotzinternational6917 Great to hear from you! Thanks for your recommendation ^_^

Thank you very much 🙏

hey hope you are well

A matte one and obviously some flexibility one I suspect

@@drshotzinternational6917 Does talc have any health side effects in the hair ?

@@josecoca32 hi. Not if in combination with oils. Because it dries every moist skin surface. With oil though it appears to become the key for the mentioned flexibility effect

Unless the Maker of this pomade can proof the talc he uses is asbestos free in his country. then thats cool. How Asbestos Ends Up in Cosmetics Asbestos ends up in makeup because of poor regulations involving cosmetic-grade talc, which is also known as talcum powder. Talc and asbestos are minerals that form together. That means talc mined for commercial uses can be contaminated with asbestos - a known cause of lung cancer and mesothelioma. There is a long history of asbestos remaining in talc that is certified asbestos-free. Manufacturers don’t purposely add asbestos to cosmetics, but there is a lack of regulation around cosmetic-grade talc. Because of that relaxed oversight, no one is checking for the presence of asbestos. That means companies can get away with not testing their talc for asbestos before putting it into their products - possibly harming consumers. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not regulate cosmetic-grade talc. The federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938 does not require the FDA to review cosmetic products and their ingredients, with the exception of color additives. the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association (now known as the Personal Care Products Council) asked its members to use asbestos-free talc in their products. While the FDA says that it “considers it unacceptable for cosmetic talc to be contaminated with asbestos,” there are no U.S. laws or regulations that strictly prohibit talc used in consumer products from containing asbestos.

@@josecoca32 Unless the Maker of this pomade can proof the talc he uses is asbestos free in his country. then thats cool.

Well, if you tried to brew yourself pomades then yes. But that’s on the kind of logic „ok, after 1000 years of experience they keep using hop and malt to brew a new beer“ -> I personally pass on this

Oh and btw that’s why it is called a „pomade“ and not „ hair gel“ etc

Oh does not sound too well 😕

Not really that I don’t mind. But bringing caffeine into a solution where it is stable (and doesn’t appear as flakes) and can exert its hair growth stimulator effect is extremely (!!!) difficult. And the aforementioned chemical is a stabilizer and a dissolvent for it.

Comparable to a classic pomade. If I remember you correctly, which is something you don’t like

Thank you very much for your kind comment👍✌️

Well, technically you are right. PEG 40 is a chemical altered version of castor oil. So yes, I definately was not clear on that 👍

ok since PEG 40 is a chemical altered version of Castor oil. would you still consider this product as a healthy clay?" thanks

@@aprolifix yes. Important is that a pomade mimics the natural skin layer

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Both mentioned ingredients are ok. Not the top but ok. If you are looking for oil and wax based easy to wash pomades I suggest MG POMADE matte clay or the sheriff (soon to be released). Also Dirk Ohm Tiki Head. However for all mentioned you a shampoo. But 1x is usually enough.

Thank you

Actually fairly easy. The scent isn’t the bomb though. But not bad

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