They specialize in penguin cuts.

Everyone should be good at something.

Basically, I use whatever soap is decided upon on the two/three times a week that I shave my head. Today, it was Soap Commander Goodwill.

Didn't Dean Martin sing that? OH WAIT, that was "Everbody Loves Somebody Sometime".

Close enough.

today was Lockharts's x Gonzo heavy hold pomade

Hair is still thinning so I've given up on Groom and Clean and have moved on to Vitalis. It's doing exactly what I need it to do.

I used to use Tresemme styling gel. And then I read about Clubman Gel Hair Groom on this wonderful site and that is what I have been using recently. Not sure which I like better yet. I need to have some time with the Clubman to see how I like it.

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I have one full jar + about 1/3 of another(Clubman Styling Gel). I love it. Over the years, I've come to learn that this product is one where a little REALLY goes a long way.

This morning I used Dove 4 Men Styling Gel, after shampooing in the shower with the same name brand.

sadly, putting something in one's hair requires that they have hair

My shiny-headed husband recommends Turtle Wax.

For most of the last week-Groom n Clean
Today Body Rx after shave balm and a bit of water

No hair, no problem.

quantum st fix gel from the local barbershop.good hold with no flakes..good for work and black shirts..

Woody's a/s syrup and Denim a/s applied to wet hair and rubbed briskly .Smelled good all day!

Finally finished the first of my two Clubman Country Club shampoos this morning. I'm glad to have another one available.

I recently started using a new hair gel called Kinky-Curly Curling Custard. Great for curly hair without applying much product.

I can't even say that ONE time fast! . But seriously I'm glad hair gels have become popular. Actually, I just got a haircut, so I won't be dealing with a gel for a while.

I've been using a gel called Fixative by Image for years and years.

I haven't cut my hair since 1988 and keep it braided, so it generally stays put. But I usually need a dab o' gel to tame those broken hairs that aren't long enough to integrate into a braid.