QuoteReplyTopic: MURRAY'S POMADE Posted: August 07 2004 at 11:58am
People have been saying that Murray's is "the best pomades for waves" so I have been using it for like a week and a half now but I was thinking bout something. You see all those other pomades mention that it's supposed to be used specifically for getting waves. Like 360, Sportin Waves, etc. But Murray's doesn't mention anything about getting waves. So wouldn't it be logical to conclude that you actually get your wave pattern from using the pink lotion and brushing but the Murray's pomade is just there to hold it and groom your hair???...So isn't it a psychological factor that makes you say that Murray's is the "best" pomade for waves???...The prosecution rests it's case...NO MORE POMADES!!!
o wouldn't it be logical to conclude that you actually get your wave pattern from using the pink lotion and brushing but the Murray's pomade is just there to hold it and groom your hair???
This has been concluded already.
o isn't it a psychological factor that makes you say that Murray's is the "best" pomade for waves???
No, not at all. Some people like Murray's because it's thick and "hold" your hair for an extended period of time. Some people(me) like the lighter products like Sportin' Waves, 360, etc. There are pros and cons to each pomade. We all know this.
And as far as people saying Murray's is the "best", they are fools. Everyones hair is different and one product might not work as well with someone else's hair.
O MORE POMADES!!!
Pomades been around for 8 decades. It aint goin nowhere.
theres 2 points your wrong with. 1. Elvis and the boxer Joe Louis used it. The thing about murray and pink lotion is false cuz i wasnt using pink lotion wen i started.. just plain murrays and my stuff came in. So, "No" your therory about pink and murray is wrong. I been using plain murray since march and if pink lotion got into my hair.. it mustve been while i was sleep lol. 2. Yes it talks about waves. Proof? " To soften the product either rub in the palms of your hands or place can under a hair dryer for a few minutes. Originally, the pomades were developed to sit on a stove, hence the tin can, however, we do not recommend this method.
To create waves work the product into hair and scalp and brush into wave pattern.
For spiking start with product at the base of the hair shaft and work toward the hair ends.
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o wouldn't it be logical to conclude that you actually get your wave pattern from using the pink lotion and brushing but the Murray's pomade is just there to hold it and groom your hair???
