I looked for pomades for a while, I found suavecito through a friend. I used it, but it didn’t quite work for me. I tried the oil based and I loved it immediately. The ability to comb and fix my hair throughout the day feels great.
Couldn't be happier that you found a product that works for you. Thank you for your support Eddy. The oil-based pomade is a great product. A lot of customers choose this product over our original for those exact reason you mentioned. Let me know what you think further down the road. We would love to get your feedback. Get it Hombre!
He does not explain the obvious and most important difference: water based hardens out like gel and you cannot restyle unless yoy add water. Oil based stays malleable thoughout the day and you can restyle as many times as you want, without having to add water.
Channel can you name a few? I’m looking for a pomade that is easy to wash out without having to use shampoo to do so but will stay playable and shines like oil based pomade. Wishful thinking, or are they really out there?
my boyfriend is a greaser and he uses murray’s hair grease or the oil based suavacito every day. he just can’t use it during the summer lol bcuz it melts and his pompadour falls. during the summer he uses water based because it holds and withstands heat better. he prefers grease and oil based pomades the most tho.
Have been using different water based suavecito brand pomades for a min & liked all of em now I tried this oil based one & am also really liking it a lot 🔥
Or own both and do a rotation. Use the OB, and buildup on the first days, and when it's time to degrease, style with the WB on top of the buildup in the morning, and let it sit for the whole day, then wash it out in the shower. The WB should eat away the buildup and being a gel-type product, aid in washing the OB out very easily.
A lot of your customer base was waiting for the oil based product, good job on the release. Many of us had to go with the Suavecito/Murray's combo lol.
Keeping the homies looking Firme is what we strive for! Stoked our products could help you look and feel your best. Thank you for watching and for you support Vincent.
I really like the Whiskey Fest fragrance a lot. As many others do, too. May I ask that you please add this as one your regularly scented pomades, either water or oil based, or both. Thanks.
I like a lot the Oil-based one, but I don’t know if it is safe to use it everyday (I would think water is safer than oil) . Is there any recommendation about using or not using the Oil-based one everyday? Thanks
A good thing to know is the build up oil based pomades tend to have, when using some instead of adding the same amount the next day you'd use less, or none at all depending how you like the hold the build up gives.
@@RDProductionsRodttor Dark Rum turned out to be such a great scent. We're very happy you enjoy it. We can't wait till everyone gets to enjoy the new fall fragrance! So stay tuned for that.
This is exactly the video i needed to watch! I have always hated using gel or mousse and was looking at tons of pomades. I'm 43 and thank God I'm not losing my hair at all so I figured I'd better start making my hair look good while I still can. I decided to go with the suavecito lol based place because my hair gets real thick (it's super short now...Buzz cut) When it grows out i never know what to do with it so I'm hoping this place will help with that. My question is, can I use the oil based pomade in conjunction with a hair tonic? If so, does the tonic also need to be oil based? I use Jeris without oil. Thanks for the great video!
Awesome! We're happy this video help you out. Oil-based pomade is very different from a gel or mousse. If you've never used an oil-based pomade and are used to products that wash out with just water you might prefer one of our water-soluble pomades. We'd recommend our Firme (Strong) Hold Pomade as you mentioned that your hair is very thick when it's grown out. Firme Hold works great for taming thick/coarse and unruly hair. If you're familiar with oil-based pomade and are going to try ours, you can use a hair tonic in between washes. It doesn't really matter whether the hair tonic is oil-based or not. Hopefully, this further helps you out in choosing the right product for you from our line. Thank you for your support!
@@suavecitopomade thank you so much! I wanted to try the oil based because it lasts longer. I just got my product delivered today and am loving the smell! I'm tempted to try it even though my hair is buzzcut length lol.
My uppercut deluxe pomades dried out. I shelved it for months and use it occasionally. Just had a look at it and was like jesus, wtf happened to you?! Can i still use it or should I get rid of it? I don't want to damage my hair.
I love uppercut deluxe but a major issue with all of their water based products is that they dry out within a year of using them.. for me they don’t work then anymore I’ve even tried to hydrate them with water again with no result. Same with the reuzel water based pomades
Suavecito water based pomade was amazing with my skin fade w/ brushed over look....But now my hair is much longer, it doesn't hold well. I have really thick hair which is slightly wavy. Would the oil based product work better? I am going for slicked back sides with a side parting on top.
I have thick wavy hair and I use their firm hold. Oil works good but it took about a week to get out of my hair, I tried using shampoo wouldn’t come out, had to consistently come it out and tried a small amount of dish soap to get out.
From what we have heard and experienced this is not the case but like Noah had mentioned everyone is different and their skin reacts different so we can be 100% positive on that it won't cause a breakout. We hope this helps and thank you for your questions.
I have the Suavecito original hold (water-based). In the container it smells good but when I apply it to my hair it gets a different smell. It doesn’t smell awful, but it’s definitely not the same/ not as good. Is this normal or did I get a defective can? I’ve tried shampooing the night before I apply it and it’s still not as great. Should I shampoo before using or does this not change anything?
No water based pomade can straighten your hair. If you're hair is a little wavy then our pomade could straighten it a little bit and keep it in place but it depends on the cut and texture of your hair. If you want straight hair then you would have to either blow dry or straighten your hair with a straightener in order to achieve that look. Again, it all depends the starting point of your hair. There's a lot factors that go into making your hair straight. It's not as simple as just putting pomade in your hair. Hope this helps. Let us know if you need any more help.
I have the oil base and love it, but it's a pain to wash out of my hair. My hair is very thick stuff so it holds alot in it. Any tips of how to get the oil based out easier?
Lil James.-. Oh okay gotcha! I am using the upper cut shampoo and conditioner right now. Advertisied as a good combo to remove heavy pomade, but it's really nothing that great
We can see where you feel that way. We always want our reviewers to give us their honest opinion even if they point out some negative aspects. This gives our customers a "real" review. Nothing is ever perfect and we feel it's important, to be honest with ourselves and our customers. Thank you for watching!
All our pomades have our signature scent except some of the collaboration cans and of course our seasonal cans. On that note, you can't go wrong with any of them.
Sadly, this is the nature of any oil-based pomade. It's meant to be worn for multiple days and because of that, it may take a few shampoo washes to get all the product out.
Gotta put conditioner on DRY hair BEFORE shampooing. Aussie 3 minute miracle breaks oil pomade down before you even shampoo. Rinse it out then shampoo.
Great question. If you use them both how they are intended too then they shouldn't cause dandruff but keep in mind that every person's scalp is different. Thank you for your support.
