Reuzel

Works excellently if you want to Old Hollywood-max out 30-40s hairstyles. Works for just about everything, to be honest, even a real pompadour. But rather go for Reuzel Pink if you want to go full mad man psycho-billy… But, green Reuzel works for that too. You could say that it’s basically as easy to apply as many light hold pomades, but has just as good hold as many heavy holds. I took inspiration from Buster Crabbe in the 1930s when I did my hairstyle in the picture. Basically a well-combed 30s hairstyle, but there’s no problem sneaking in a bit of volume too by just lifting the hair a little with the comb. The scent profile consists mostly of apple, straight up and down I would say. If you’re going to choose a perfume to go with it, why not Versace Eros (2012).

You can create any classic men's hairstyle from the Edwardian era to the early 1960s with this product, whether it's Clark Gable in "Gone with the Wind" (1939) or Elvis Presley in "Blue Hawaii" (1961) or the actual King Edward VIII (born 1894 🇬🇧) that you want to replicate. This is one of the best oil-based pomades in the game, and trust me, I've tried many.

The scent is wonderful, unisex. Gives my very fine, thin, and straight hair texture. You don't have to blow-dry your hair, but it gives more fullness and volume, though I often put the product in towel-dried hair and let it air dry. It gives a different effect, more texture, in my opinion. I like the effect both with and without a hairdryer. I especially like that you don't have to choose.