The Best Pomades to Keep Your Hair Styled All Day

If you’re struggling to style your hair, then it may be time to change up your routine. First and foremost, you’ll want a good pomade. Why? Pomade will give your hairstyle plenty of hold so that it won’t fall out during the day, like wax. And it won’t flake or make your hair feel hard as a rock either, like gels. It’s the best of both worlds.

It’s important, though, that you do your research first and get the right pomade for your hair type and style. Most pomades, for instance, are either oil- or water-based. Oil will give a higher shine and stronger hold, but water is easier to wash out and is better for your scalp. If you have thicker hair, then a stronger hold is what you want, but if you have finer hair, then a water-based option might do the trick.

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Once you’ve found your pomade of choice, application is simple enough. Most pomades are best applied on damp, towel-dried hair. Start with a small, dime-sized amount, warm it up between your fingertips, and go to work. Start at the roots, and comb outwards. Add more if you need, but do so in small increments.

A good pomade can even be used to style your mustache or goatee. Here are four that will keep whatever hairstyle you’re rocking in place.

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1. Brickell Men's Hair Pomade

If you're going to be using products regularly, then you'll want something that's actually good for your hair. Brickell's all-natural formula is infused with quinoa and hydrating argan oil, which both give you a firm hold without over-drying and damaging your hair. It's also lightly scented without being overbearing or competing with your cologne.

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Brickell Hair Pomande

Brickell Men's Hair Pomade

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2. Layrite Original Pomade

Looking for a traditional barbershop-style pomade? Layrite’s got the cream for you. The brand’s pomade is water based, meaning it won’t flake, and delivers a medium-strength hold that will last all day. If you’re craving a change of pace, though, simply run your hands or a comb through water and adjust your ‘do as you see fit. Each container comes with 10.5 ounces of pomade, so you won’t need to refill anytime soon, either.

Layrite Original Pomade
Layrite Original Pomade

Layrite Original Pomade

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3. Baxter of California Clay Pomade

Just because your hair is styled doesn't mean that it can't look natural. Baxter of California's pomade will leave your hairstyle looking effortless, courtesy of its ultra-matte finish and all-natural ingredients list, which runs the gamut from kaolin clay to sage oil. It's a pomade with a high hold, too, which means it will keep even the thickest hair types firmly in place. And despite its clay-like texture, it's primarily made of beeswax.

Baxter of California Clay Pomade
Baxter of California Clay Pomade

Baxter of California Clay Pomade

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4. Oribe Silverati Illuminating Pomade

Pomade isn't just for the young. If grey hairs are starting to show, then Oribe's Silverati pomade is the pick, as it will both sculpt your light hair and make it shine. The product's silver pigment enhances hair brightness, while ingredients like arctic root extract, pea peptide, aloe leaf and linoleic acid help strengthen, hydrate and moisturize brittle strands. As a water-based pomade, it also won't irritate your scalp. In other words, it's an anti-aging product and a pomade in one.

Oribe Silverati Illuminating Pomade
Oribe Silverati Illuminating Pomade

Oribe Silverati Illuminating Pomade

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