I've got a medicine cabinet full of pomades from every different company and I tend to default to Royal Crown.
Of course, you can't use RC and get a good look if your hair is really long. You won't be able to control it and it will look greasy as opposed to well groomed.
But if it's...
Okay Gang, I need your help.
I am into the Rockabilly look with over 100 vintage rockabilly shirts, but I am stuck.
I am going to my 25 class reunion and I don't want to do the rockabilly thing. I am looking for the classic Hollywood look.
I just can't place my finger on it outside of the...
I ordered from American Vintage Classics back before he (Damon) had a website and just as the internet went public. I think I found him on AOL.
I bought several really nice shirts (including some very heavy and drapy Da Vinci's) from him that I still have. His initial offerings were really...
I remember that too. I was in the Army at Bragg 20 years ago and we were NOT allowed to wear our BDU's off post, unless it was for lunch, or making a quick stop before heading home if you lived off-post.
Our Class A's were and are ugly. Luckily we were able to wear beret's and jumpboots with...
I love Royal Crown. Been using it for decades (along with Brycreem).
I use other pomades (Sweet Georgia Brown, Murrays, etc) and Royal Crown is my fav for the wet look.
But keep in mind that you get the best results with it on short hair. If you want a Ward Cleaver/Mad Men/60's business...
Been a fan for years and wondered if anyone else here likes his deco style of renditions he does for superheros such as Superman.
In fact, his version of Superman is the best portrayal of Superman ever done in my opinion. Very 1930's Norman Rockwellesque.
I really should know this....but I can't put my finger on it.
I collect 50's and early 60's shirts with over 100 in my collection, so I thought I had an eye for the era, but can't seem to put my finger on what makes an early 60's suit look 60's in the same vein as MAD MEN.
All of their...
I've been using some sort of hair dressing every single day, for about 25 years.
I have about 10 cans of various brands of pomade....but I don't use pomade every day.
What I do use, without fail is Brylcreem.
I usually keep my hair short, combed over just like Clooney, so Brylcreem is...
Just try to stay away from ALL leather. Leather retains water like a sponge, which leads to some very uncomfortable feet, especially when it's cold (most hunting seasons).
Military issued boots are ALL leather. I had several pair of Corcorans and they are not field boots. They are pretty jump...
Military boots (issued) are pretty inferior boots. They are made of simple one layer cowhide with little to no insulation.
I can't tell you how many times I was in the field, or somewhere on a real world mission and was absolutely miserable because of my issued boots. Remember, the military...
I just read "Nephilim and the Pyramids of the Apocolypse". by Patrick Heron
It's non-fiction, and I read it cover to cover in one sitting (about 260 pages).
An absolutley facinating read.
I served with SOCOM from 84-89 at Fort Bragg and loved my Corcorans. Never had a problem breaking them in. Of course, in the military, they get broken in pretty quick. I couldn't imagine trying to break in a pair as a civilian, unless you used them as a work boot.
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