REUZEL Pink Grease Pomade, Strong All Day Hold, Oil-Based Styling Wax, Medium Shine, Easy To Wash Out, For All Hair Types

I'm a long time water based pomade user, from slicked back to spiky styles. I've tried products that called themselves a "wax" - but apparently those were all fake waxes lol.THIS product is a real wax. Literally like candle wax with a touch of oil to make it smoother.It was a pain to put on, as it took forever to get off my hands. But once in, I had a malleable and good looking hairstyle for THREE DAYS. I kid you not, I slept on it, combed it in the morning, and it looked almost good as new. Scent was good, shine and style was good, and the adjustability was unmatched in any of the dozen pomades I have tried. Zero flakes. Zero crunch.For the right hairstyle and person, this is an excellent product. It was just a little too hard to apply for me (20 mins to get off my hands), and I think my hair looks better with the tighter look a water based pomade gives me (currently enjoying Uppercut Deluxe).But as far as real, excellent hair waxes go - this is phenomenal. 5 stars for the product, and I will keep it as an option for certain hair and beard styles.While I never did find a good way to get it off my hands, some trial and error did give me a good way to wash it out of my hair. I didn't see any reviews detailing this, so I will provide my steps here as a low cost degreaser routine.These steps seemed to get out about 95% of the Reuzel Pink Heavy Hold Grease in my longish hair (3-6 inch straight hair), without breaking the bank or taking too much time.shampoo: super cheap, basic suave clarifying shampoo.oil: coconut oil, although any vegetable oil may workcomb: any comb or brush really, but something with wide and fine teeth seemed to work well.water temp: Anything but cold. Hotter = better.1) Shampoo and rinse hair2) Massage a literal handful of the oil into your hair. Let sit for 1-3 mins.3) Comb hair through multiple directions4) Add shampoo again. Lather well, right on top of of the oil.5) Comb hair through multiple directions6) Rinse7) Shampoo and rinseRepeat as needed if you're having a tough time. It seems the oil and the comb help get the grease "mobile" so the shampoo can finally wash it away.