Senator Jack
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Um, how about good ol' saliva?
I'm a wavy-haired Sicilian!
Um, how about good ol' saliva?
Senator Jack said:I'm a wavy-haired Sicilian!
cheaterome said:Sweet Georgia Brown if you can get it, black and white a close second, or Rob's Chop Shop---- pick your weight by need.
Jerome
Maj.Nick Danger said:Does it come in 10/W/40?
jamespowers said:Nope. It only comes in high performance 20W50.
Regards,
J
Orgetorix said:WD-40 never really worked that well for me as a hair dressing.
Chanfan said:Hmm - I'm currently using Crew pomade. Perhaps I'll have to give another one a try! But, I'm only using small amounts at the moment. so I haven't run into the issues mentioned, and the jar I just opened will probably last me a year or more.
6StringShooter said:Well folks, looks like I'll be sticking with Murray's after all. My hair is really thick so (as per the suggestion on the can) I am going to try to mix it with Murray's Hair Glo this week just to see what happens. The American Crew turned out to be WAY shinier than Murray's but lacking in the holding power needed to tame my mop... It looked like I had dipped my head into a vat of clear gelatin...sick! The Royal Crown smells really bad to me, so I don't even want to try it. I'll let yall know how the Murray's + Hair Glo works out!
scotrace said:I just got a can of Murray's to try. Kind of intimidating.
FredDairy said:Murray's is just murder on the hair. You've really gotta have a head of thick full hair to use that stuff. I was a big pomade guy for awhile. When I went to memphis I went to the more soul side of town and got every brand of pomade imaginable. Recently I've gone back to the men's aisle at walgreens and I'm sticking with gels hairsprays and other "greases" from that aisle like brylcreem or groom and clean.