Diy hair pomade men

Make the switch to natural hair care easier with these recipes for DIY hair pomade for medium and firm hold. Your guys will thank you!

I’ve had the idea of creating my own hair pomade in the back of my mind for a while now… and I’ve finally found a chance to give it a go!Traditionally, hair pomade differs from hair wax in that it gives a more slick and shiny appearance. Just think of the classic slicked back hair styles of the 1950s (or the somewhat more wacky ducktail, pompadour and quiff!) – these looks were commonly achieved with hair pomade brands such as Bryllcreem and Murrays. Whilst the past few decades have seen…

Learn how to make homemade hair pomade for a fraction of the cost of store bought. DIY hair pomade is natural and chemical free. Try natural hair pomade.

[do_widget id=text-4] My husband was not blessed with great hair (sorry honey). He gets weird cowlicks, crazy bedhead and his hair becomes limp and lifeless once it dries after a shower. Naturally, he's come to depend on hair-styling waxes and pomades to keep the cowlick down and keep his hair in place and looking manly

Learn how to make your own all natural DIY hair pomade to help give the hair texture and hold without the chemicals!

Easy DIY pomade is made from natural ingredients and will style short hair.

One of the products I was startled by (and quite frankly had overlooked because I don't use it) was my husbands hair pomade. It scored a whopping 10 on EWG's scale of harmful chemicals. This DIY version is virtually identical to his old brand and can be made for a fraction of the price.

I’ve had the idea of creating my own hair pomade in the back of my mind for a while now… and I’ve finally found a chance to give it a go! Traditionally, hair pomade differs from h…

This recipe uses 100% natural, toxic-free ingredients and it works great! DIY your own Hair Styling Product with this recipe! Works great to spike short hair.

This all natural homemade pomade is so simple to make and so much better for your hair than commercial pomades (and cheaper!). Learn how to make it here.