American Pomade

by Heather Moss

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Pomade has been around since the mid – 1920’s such as Murray’s superior, and Royal Crown (originating in 1936). Dixie Peach pomade was popular with teenage boys in the U.S. from World War ll through the 1960’s. Nowadays we remember well groomed men such as Elvis, Frank Sinatra, James Dean and the Rockabilly Pompadours you see more often these days.

Men are not the only ones using pomade anymore. Women are using pomade in their everyday hair rituals and grooming. Pomades come in all different types of holds, scents, colors, and textures. This makes it easy to use on all lengths and hair types when getting that nice smooth look to any hair style-design, texture, curls, while leaving a beautiful shine when the right pomade for you is used. Hairsprays, mouse, and gels can leave the hair feeling hard, sticky; sometimes dull looking, so pomades should be in everyone’s bathroom counter.

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greaseinc.com | AUGUST 2018