Two kinds of hair in Handsometown
Gel and pomade: shiny, crunchy, and it knocks like a helmet.
Everyday Clay: matte, flexible, and it still moves like hair.
Read the label
Everything that's in the jar, and how to use it. No mystery ingredients, no petroleum.
The details
3 oz / 88 mL- Hold
- Medium, flexible. Restyle any time during the day.
- Finish
- Matte. No shine, no grease.
- Best for
- Short to medium hair. Fine hair? Use a little less.
- Scent
- Salty Dog Barber Blend: cedarwood, sandalwood and sweet beeswax.
- Wash-out
- Comes out with your regular shampoo.
- Jar
- Bamboo jar with a screw lid and paper label.
Key ingredients
Made with beef tallow- Grass-fed beef tallowConditions and softens
- Kaolin & bentonite clayAbsorb excess oil and add texture
- Natural oilsJojoba, castor, safflower and sunflower
- BeeswaxFlexible hold and structure
- Safflower oilLinoleic and oleic acids and vitamin E for hair and scalp
Full ingredient list is printed on the jar. Patch-test first if you have sensitive skin.
How to fly it
Scoop
A dime-sized amount. That is plenty to start.
Warm
Rub it between your palms until it melts.
Style
Work it through damp or dry hair. Add more for more hold.
Meanwhile, in Buffalo…
Born behind the chair
Everyday Clay was developed and tested at The Salty Dog Barbershop in Buffalo, New York. Over 200 guys wore it through real days before we sold a single jar.
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