What do you use in your hair?

I tried Vitalis many years ago and found that it dried within a few hours and left my hair unmanageable.

 

Same, same

 

Just remember, plaid pants and a six inch wide tie were also good enough for your dad.

 

Your point?

 

Black socks with sandals is not a good look.

 

Right now I've been using TOBS Shave Shop and a 37c loaded with a feather on mine.

 

I've been using Danon olive bar soap on my hair for years now...knock on wood but it ended a life long dry scalp proplem....my dandruff was not like killin, but it was always lurking...but I haven't seen a flake since I started using this olive soap a couple years ago....I find it locally in Seattle at several different Turkish or Mediterranian Markets.

 

I see you never met my Pop....He was the style setter at my house...
He used Vitalis or Vasoline Hair Tonic, and Pinaud Hair Elixir

 

Now there's a Dapper Dan for sure.

 

Which side do you part it on?

 

Right down the middle.

 

Has anyone tried Anchors yet? I HAVE to get my haircut soon, gotta get the pomp back.

 

(and I need a haircut too)

 

How do you get it to stay in your hair?

 

The right pomade can hold just about anything.

 

Nada!

 

I have one of these on its way to me for $12 shipped.
It's matte so may not be good for those shiny pomps though



Here's The_Pomp's review of it:

 

I've been wanting to try this (real Dutch 'lard' pomade).


http://reuzelpomade.com/about/

I should visit these guys -scumbags, as they call themselves- for a shave and/or haircut someday. Prices are steep for me, though (shave: € 30.00, haircut: € 30.00, shave & haircut € 50.00). On the other hand, they get really good reviews. Besides, their shop is old style: no women allowed during opening times, no reservations (you just enter and wait for your turn - might take some hours as they have a lot of customers). And it's in Rotterdam, only about 40 miles from home.

 

I'd love to see a place in the US try to do that and get away with it

 

Here's The_Pomp's review of that pomade by the way: looks really interesting.
I didn't know that it was actually made in the US.