Sea Sick Pomade

i recently looked at Ant Green's website, and saw his sea sick pomade. has any one ever used this??? and if i do get it is it worth the $10???

i dont know because this carrot creame is doin pretty good right now by itself. and my mom's kind of skeptical about buying things over the internet because of past experiences

GVYLL actually tried some and posted a thread with his results. I believe chrisdogg did the same as well and had great results too.

Edited by SupaFresh208 - February 14 2008 at 8:01pm

"FOR BETTER CONNECTIONS BRUSH SLOWER WITH LESS PRESSURE"

WOLFING COMPLETE = MY WAVES ARE UNTOUCHABLE

i was just about to email him about this

I think evryone should try it. I havnt read many bad reviews. Its real good for heavy wolfin.

wave connection wrote:

I received my sample of SeaSick the end of last week. It took around a week for me to get the sample, since it was mailed from Berkeley, CA to North Carolina. When I opened the envelope, I found a small white container that was taped closed with the pomade in it. I opened the container and examined the product. I was pleasantly surpised to see that the pomade wasn't thick, but more importantly, it lacked the onerous viscidity that is common to many pomades. It also smelled nice. I closed the container and put the pomade away, until I had time to use it. Well, I tried SeaSick this morning and I like the product. It has good hold and brings out my hair's texture, leaving it with a healthy clean look. When I brushed it in, it spread smoothly and evenly. Even more surpising was that it sets/dries fast. After having my wave caps on for only 30 minutes, my waves were ready to go. From what I can tell from my initial usage, SeaSick is not your ordinary pomade, but a wave product trailblazer.

RicanSpinna15 wrote:

ant i send my address to ur email for a free sample of seasick and dat shea butter

Thanks for your interest. Currently I mailed and passed out all of my sample supplies and can't really say when or if I'll have anymore.

However, I take pride in having good customers service and will try my best to either provide samples in the future or make a smaller size SeaSicks thats a little less costly.

Thanks for your support.

what the website cause im tryin to get some seasick??

Jkid3 wrote:

whats in it?

Seasick is made from candellia wax, jojoba oil, and shea butter.

Edited by wave connection - May 20 2008 at 12:42pm

DUB-C

where can you get seasick??