Layrite Superhold Pomade 120g | High Hold | Water Soluble | Medium Shine

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These unorthodox pomades just don’t dry out your hair or something. Don’t worry though, most people start with Layrite and gradually go for superior quality as they learn more about what to look for in a pomade. Aloe vera – Naturally conditions and moisturizes the hair and scalp, helps smooth hair, reduces dandruff, and even helps promote hair growth. These oil-made pomades are a little difficult to get out of the hair, even when you do shampoo it. The Layrite Superhold is also different because it produces a shine, unlike the matte finish of the Suavecito Pomade. If you like one of these two, then go for it. If you feel like there is something I’m missing, let me know in the comment.

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Because Layrite isn’t crusty when dry or make a helmet out of your hair, you’ll see many recommending it over Suavecito. Another sweet thing about Layrit is that it’s inexpensive. Not in a cheap kind of way though.While usage will vary depending on your look and style, I find that you don’t need to use a lot of this pomade to achieve a strong, all-day hold. If you’re looking for a more natural look and feel with a little bit of flexibility, you’ll find that just a dollop will do. If you’re going for the solid “helmet hair” look, a few extra scoops of this stuff is more than capable of getting you there. To each his own. It’s a water-based pomade, like Suavecito and a lot easier to remove compared to oil-based pomades. Washing it out took me a little bit. It does come out with just water, but it took a little longer than most. I also had to kind of “wash” my hair with my hands under the water. After a couple minutes all of it was out of my hair. Once I got out of the shower and towel dried my hair I noticed that my hair was kind of dried out and coarse. This is one thing I really don’t like about water based pomades. Also why I don’t use them that often, save for a few. If you don’t like wasting time going through several articles for the right info, I think you’ll like it here. I’ve collated all the info you need here, both review and comparison. I’ve looked at several articles online right now and I’ve found a lot of useful information on the two brands. One thing that’s missing though, is a coherent resource for anyone wanting to compare or buy any of them.

Layrite Superhold Pomade 42g | High Hold | Water Soluble

One of the first things you’ll notice about this Dapper Dan Heavy Hold Pomade is the awesome scent. Once you unscrew the lid off of the metal tin, your nose is greeted with a very unique and masculine fragrance of licorice and vanilla. It smells warm and slightly sweet, without being too strong or overbearing. Each one of these pomades is specifically formulated to keep pompadours pomping, quiffs quiffing, and side parts…. side partying, I guess?? I don’t know. The Layrite Superhold is a pomade that comes in a similar size to the Suavecito that is designed for difficult-to-manage hair as well as demanding styles.

If you answered yes to either of these questions, then this list of best strong hold pomades is definitely for you my friend. Having said that, Layrite (might) have an advantage over Suavecito in that it styles better, dries moderately, and is not too hard when dry. The Layrite Superhold is a pomade that comes in a similar size to the Suavecito that is designed for difficult to manage hair as well as demanding styles. Well we are finally at the last installment of the Layrite line. After using both of their lighter holds, we are finishing with their Super Hold. This one is a pretty common product so I’m sure a lot of you guys have used it before. But for those of you who haven’t, here we go. Because Layrite isn’t crusty when dry or makes a helmet out of your hair, you’ll see many recommending it over Suavecito.