I found this video during my quest for the perfect pomade. I’ve tried a number of water based pomades but generally I get inconsistent disappointing results. My hair is thick so medium hold pomades don’t hold strongly enough. Strong holds (including Suavecito) dry hard and can’t really be restyled. I’ve tried an oil based pomade from another brand with mixed results but actually these styling tips worked very well with that brand but it really is firm to get out of the tin and work it into my hair. I bought some Suavecito oil based pomade and it is fantastic. Really easy to work in, smells nice, and the hold lasts all day. My hair is almost too flat. I used to really avoid touching my hair once I had styled it and wearing a hat - forget about it. Now I can run my fingers through my hair for a quick restyle and it’s still controlled. Awesome product. Can not recommend highly enough.
@@harveybaker956 I would have thought so. I have thick straight hair (but it does go a bit wavy if it dries naturally from wet). With this pomade I can wear a hat or even deliberately mess my hair up into a Mohican but I just run my fingers through my hair again and it’s flat, slicked back and straight again.
This, this is BY FARRR the strongest pomade I've ever used!! I actually have very long hair and i need a super strong pomade to keep the hair out of my eyes so, this is world changing. thank you for this, people at Suavecito
Suavecito oil based gives a good hold your right about that. But I also have a long trim executive contour which if gets out of place hangs down to my eyes. In my opinion Uppercut Deluxe Monster Hold performs way better in terms of the hold it gives to the hair. Suavecito is a true medium for my Wavy Italian hair.
@@theclown9293 well, uppercut deluxe monster hold is the strongest there is but TOO STRONG for me. Gave it to my nephew. I just used a hair straightener so my hair is very very straight which means i don't need pomades specifically for wavy hair
I have used the regular pomade from Suavecito for years. I have short messy wavy thick hair and this has become my new favorite. If you use the beard oil too, take the residual after applying it to your beard and put it in your hair. Extra shine and great for a 3-5 day buildup
I bought the oil based and had no experience using oil based pomade leading up to using it. So I didn't really like it, I preferred the water based, but still loved the way the oil based made my hair feel and look. Thanks to seeing this gave me the right directions and tips needed to use it properly!
This was a great video! The dude getting his hair style has the same type of hair as me, so this really helpful. Thanks for the video and the amazing products.
I love oil based hair grease I only own those like Maury’s , Reuzel, the suavecito one ^^ but what I do is i aim the blow dryer to the can on hot and let it melt and then apply the product , I just found it easier to use
I was told reuzel believes women shouldn't be barber's so one of the shops I go to stopped carrying it. I liked the product but chose to support the barber. I was using Suavecito before that and followed it with JS Sloane the superior hold which I added when my hair was wet, and I do like it but wanted something that would soften my hair and add some shine. and can't remember what I used before that, but will go back as the barber still carries it. I kind of butchered my comment, but I'm exhausted.
Good tutorials coming from regular firm hold suavicito finally trying the oil base again just didn’t have any idea how to properly implement techniques to use it. I do like to wash my hair everyday but I guess I’m gonna try not to wash my hair for 4 days as he mentioned in the video. Giving it a chance to settle and do it’s work. Been with suavicito since 2014
You said you can build this up over a few days. Should I sleep with a cap on to avoid getting the oil around my face when sleeping or and okay to just sleep without a cap?
I used this today for the first time. I like it but as you mention I can't wash it away with regular shampoo. I wonder if I can apply it every other day and use the remaining build up to comb my hair some days instead of reapplying? Can it work that way? Thanks a lot.
Thanks, I should have bought Suavecito instead I bought uppercut pliable paste. I'm not very happy with it. I put it in my hair and I couldn't run my fingers through and I couldn't even rinse it off, I had to wash my hair so hence the disappointment I hope I can take it back. I wanted something soft so that I could play with my hair and I guess the guy didn't understand what I was looking for. I've used the product before but it had been so long ago, and since the Suavecito I bought the JS Sloane. And that wasn't so bad because I added it with my hair being wet. So thanks for your demo.
I bought the giant tub of normal suavecito wax but my scalp said no. Will this help get moisture back a little bit? Does it smell as good as the normal pomade?
Since it's oil based and you don't want to wash it out every day it would help you keep more of your natural oil from being stripped. It has the same scent as the original pomade.
I’ve never used a pomade before but I’m use to using coconut oil and Argan for my hair but I dont really comb in as much I go for my volume. Can I still style it with out a comb
I find I really have trouble being able to work this product through my hair. I don't have like super thick hair. That is the product. I have issues working through my hair. Maybe I need to heat it up more or something
Yes, you can wear this for multiple days but probably not best to go past 3 days. But that's on a case by case basis. Feel free to apply more product as you go when needed. We hope this helps. Thank you for your questions.
It all depends on length and height of your pomp since the oil based is a heavier product and your hair is coarse. Definitely worth trying though if you don't mind the extra work that goes with using an oil based pomade.
If I want to be able to not have my hair hard is this the only product you have? I was trying to figure out if I should give this a try or the light hold.
Like any hair product if you keep it in your hair for multiple days it's bound to end up on your pillow. We don't recommend having it in your hair for more than 3 days.
Hi! Does this smell like a man? I really wanna try it for slicking fly aways after using a flat iron (can't use the female version because it is water based and will cause reversion). Thanks!
It has the original Suavecito scent. You could use it to tame flyaways but keep in mind that it does need a little more work to wash out than the water-based pomade. Hope this helps. Thank you for the question.
Depends on the hairstyle you have really. Start with the original hold applying a little bit at a time till you get your desired look. If you feel like you need a stronger hold then move up to the firm. Thanks for the question. Hopefully, this helps.
Remember that oil and water don't mix so we recommend doing a dry shampoo wash first (apply shampoo to dry hair, working it in thoroughly) and then rinse your hair and do another shampoo wash but obviously your hair will be wet thing time. Side note you might have to repeat this process another time but it all depends on how much product you used and how many days you built the product up in your hair. We hope this works for you. Thank you for your questions.
Tell him that you are growing it out and show him a picture of how long and how you want it to look when you grow it out and don’t go to the barber as often maybe once every month or two. Also when do you go only trim the ends by a centimeter or two just to get rid of dry ends. And just be patient and take care of your hair
Our oil-based pomade was created with every hair type in mind. That being said if you end up needing a stronger hold a lot of our customers have added some of our firme hold pomade in conjunction with the oil-based to give them the look they need. Again, this is just an option. We hope this helps you out in your decision. Please let us know if you need further information. Thank you for your comment.
Suavecito Pomade damn this video was made a year ago and you still responded lmao nice. What product would you recommend for decently long sides and long hair on top for a slick back low shine? Would you combine matte with suavecito hair spray for some shine?
@@suavecitopomadestrong but not too strong. I want a decently poofy slick back so it doesn't stick to my scalp but not tall like a quiff. I want the sides slicked with the top as well.
@@andrewconde6115 We would recommend getting either our Original Pomade or our Firme Clay pomade. www.suavecito.com/products/original-hold-pomade www.suavecito.com/products/firme-clay-pomade
Thank you for inviting us back into your day to enjoy yet another great pomade tutorial. If you skip to 4:56 you see one of natures masterpiece peeking through above David's shoulder. From all of us here at the Suavecito HQ I'd like to wish you happy styling and God bless my friend.
Chirs erp You can wash with shampoo, and add a bit everyday for shine. When you’re gonna clean thoroughly I recommend buying Groom n Clean from like Walmart. Put that in either for the day or an hour or so before a shower. Then of course shampoo about two times for full removal. That’s what I do before a haircut.
My job made me use pomade. Had the job for like a year. My hair thinned and was never the same. Used to have really thick hair. Might just be that I got older but still
I have used the regular pomade from Suavecito for years. I have short messy wavy thick hair and this has become my new favorite. If you use the beard oil too, take the residual after applying it to your beard and put it in your hair. Extra shine and great for a 3-5 day buildup
