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In this video I used the Black Beeswax as a base and the pressing oil only as a topper. Making that base takes a lot longer in clean hair and probably multiple scoops. Once the base is solid, and you can sculpt a firm pomp, you add just a very tiny bit of the pressing oil to get some shine. If you add too much pressing oil, the pomade will loose it's hold.

​@@Tom_le_GrandForgive me, I don't think the answers are coming... Anyway, I was saying if it was possible to use Lucky tiger cru butch instead of the creams you use (unfortunately I can't find them on the internet)? And then i wanted to tell you, since I own them, that I'm mixing two pomades in particular: first I put the black and white to make the hair stronger and then I use, immediately after, the royal crown hairdressing to give shine to the hair; so together the hair is more compact but also shinier... do you think I'm doing it correctly?

@@Frankstylerome Yes! You are doing it correctly. That is basically what I explained to you in my reply 😄 Does Black and White give you enough hold? In my experience it's a light-medium. I have never used Cru-Butch but it looks like a solid pomade to use!

@@Tom_le_Grand Let's say I have to put some Black and White on it so that it holds; but it does its job... Which pomade, more or less, do you think is the best in terms of control (holds, etc.)?

@@Frankstylerome I have very thick and coarse hair so I need pomade more on the heavy side to start with. My favourite pomade does not exist anymore unfortunately. For now I use Lockhart's heavy or Reuzel Pink. Usually mix them with some Bone Crusher.

Hey! Sure you can use them. They are both light holds, so it won't give you much support on thick hair.

@@Tom_le_Grand Thank you so much for the quick reply... I wanted to ask you, if you don't mind, if I can send you some photos of how I've been doing my hair in a pompadour style lately? I would be grateful (maybe on instagram)

@@lepaginedelsapere... Sure! I'll be honoured. What is your account?

@@Tom_le_Grand I wrote to you on instagram, thanks for your time 😀

@@Tom_le_Grand I don't think my answers are coming 🤣...is this a UA-cam error?

Adam Levine is a handsome guy, so thanks for that 😁 I usually get Christian Bale.

how do,you respond when people want to touch your hair after you've spent so much time on it?@@Tom_le_Grand

That depends on what you are putting in. You can always use something water based. With the more traditional greases you just build up and wash it every 10-14 days.

🤣 Thanks!

Thank you so much ;) No plans for a new one and my camera died.

@@Tom_le_Grand Aw, that's too bad. Here's hoping that you'd release all the pomp tips in your archive videos haha.

Wow that's really nice to hear! I actually thought this video wasn't adding any value. Keep it up!

@@Tom_le_Grand Keep up the good work !! never doubt your self.

You should have mentioned that you didn't watch or understand the video 🤣 Everyone should enjoy whatever product works for them. I certainly do. Please take a deep breath and enjoy a bit of satire. Thanks for watching!

A good definitely helps.

And his hair, has already that natural flow… because he already do that since a lot of time… discover the flow of your hair and it will be easier

@@wilkman778 Yes! That's what I always try to tell people. You can try to copy (from which you can learn a lot) but in the end it's better to find your own style. Like you said go with the flow of your hair.

Haha! It was actually fake iPhone autofocus 😎 I was messing around with it.

Hey Mike! Nice to hear from you. Yeah maybe I make one last "real" video

Thanks!

I would be a fool to argue with that opinion! ;) Thanks!

@@Tom_le_Grand You're welcome sir~ Really wish that you'd make more contents.

You just need enough to work with. A bit of length is definitely necessary

Is your hair trimmed diagonally, on top (the front hairline being the longest and then trimmed gradually shorter at about the top middle section, the sides and back of head)? Is that how your barber cuts your hair, sir?

@@DennisFTowle-gi3gf In this video I can't remember. But in episode 4 and the Jusincredible video it surely was.

Thanks!

Yes you are probably right. I'm not emulating Elvis hair here. Just my own. You should show us your hair! (sorry for the delayed response)

Probably 2 to 3 months.

@@Tom_le_Grand what’s the minimum length needed for a pompadour? Mine is eyebrow level and I’m having troubles styling it haha

@@jeremyhan2631 Haha! Well it all depends. Did you just start? It takes some practice. Sometimes you need another product. Or you use too much or too little. I'm just guessing here because I don't know you. Eyebrow level sounds like a pretty good starting point.

Yup I’ve actually just started maybe about a month now. I use the blue Reuzel pomade but I’m not sure if I’m using too much or a lot … lol

@@jeremyhan2631If you are on facebook, there is a group "Everything Pomade". You can ask a lot of questions there. Post some pictures with it, or maybe a video. I'm on there sometimes. Building a pomp has a learning curve for most. Also check out Cameron Alexander's channel. He has a lot of videos on styling and products. ua-cam.com/channels/HLv7MPt_nQz8sxjBtDD4PQ.html

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Thanks so much!

@@Tom_le_Grand :)

Did you do it?

@@Tom_le_Grand yes but my hair is a bit long. I'll have to trim it then restyle. Thanks Tom

Haha! Because you did ;)

Wow it's been a while since I rewatched this. It's nice to know that people are still watching and appreciating them. I will get a hair cut in a couple of days (it's been 3 months...) Who knows. I may do the grey version haha ;)

@@Tom_le_Grand Please do, by all means! (sorry for the very late reply btw)

I've only used Black and White & Royal Crown. B&W smells great and RC has very nice shine. I use them mainly as a topper. So I like classic stuff but they do have to work with my hair. Sweet Georgia Brown, DAX, Murrays. I love the smell, oldschool artwork. But I mostly use modern home brewed products like American Greaser Supply, Lockhart's, Pomps Not Dead & Big Slick. Works great for me and has a more clean feel than those factory products.

Het zijn handige producten.

No it's coarse but soft

@@Tom_le_Grand man i need help!! My hair when I get out of bathing looks like yours in your video where you explain how to comb your hair, I don't remember the exact name of the video but I use a gel that makes my hair very hard

@@Tom_le_Grand When you go to the barber shop, how do you ask for your cut?

@@andresrodriguez8336 That is because most gels harden up when they dry. I some cases I prefer it . But most of the time I use oil-based pomades. That keeps it soft

@@andresrodriguez8336 My hair is already in a good place so I don't have to ask for a real specific thing. Just cut of a little at the top and tidy up the sides. If you want to slick your sides back ask them to keep it long enough.

This was dyed to my "original" Asian color haha. It used to be very dark brown/black. With age it has started to fade away to grey. I dyed it for 4-5 years and I hated the every six weeks redo. So since PANIC-19, I freed myself and I'm back to half brown/half grey. In the video it looks more jet-black than it was because of the color correction I did in the edit.

That's right!

Thanks man. I'm glad you liked it.