Create Your Own Pomade

FYI this cat created his own pomade and left a lagacy for his children and grandchildren. Who knows, one of you could make your own pomade and become a rich man. Read the history of Murrays Pomade

Mr. C.D. Murray

Mr. C.D. Murray, founder of Murray's Superior Products Company, based his business on a simple principle. He believed that an honest product sold at a fair price would spell success. He began producing hair products out of his Chicago barber shop in 1925.

"In the United States countless articles and goods are manufactured to promote your comfort. If those things that are fairly offered to your comfort or peace are worthy they live. If not, they die. The Murray's Superior Products Company's cosmetics have outlived a score of big names that blazed high for awhile and died quickly."
—C.D. Murray 1947

Harry Berlin, a Detroit area pharmacist, purchased Murray's in 1959. Mr. Berlin who worked closely with the Murray family continued to promote the philosophy set forth by Mr. Murray in the 1920's.

"By offering the consumer a real value, you must give them a product they want, and offer it at a fair price. A small company can build the strongest loyalty, if they abide by that principle."
—Harry Berlin 1976

Murray's has continued to grow by remaining true to these principles. Now an internationally known company, Murray's distributes throughout the world, and Murray's Original Hair Dressing Pomade is one of the most recognizable and best selling hair products of all time.

"Business is becoming very complex, and most of the smaller companies are disappearing, We continue to prosper because we are focused on providing an excellent value for our customer while conducting our business with honesty, and integrity."
—Arthur Berlin 1998

Philosophy
Murray's is committed to producing high quality products, that consumers demand, at fair prices. We will operate our business with honesty, integrity, and treat all of our distributors with respect and fairness.

BIGGMike wrote: Mo money mo money mo money. Think about it.

well, he didnt say, "hey try this" but he did say "think about it" so im thinking he's trying to show us how a black man can become succesful without abandoning or forgetting about his ppl, and not stepping on the back of another brotha jes to get a buck.... atleast thas wut i got out of it.

i would name my bonafide