- ALL DAY STRONG HOLD: Hair Dough Styling Clay is made using a carefully selected blend of ingredients that give you the strong hold your hair needs to let you make Thick, Textured, and Modern Hairstyles that maintain their look throughout the day even during sports and heavy perspiration.
- SHINE-FREE MATTE FINISH: Tired of using hair gels and hair waxes that leave behind residue or a shine? We were too which is why we designed our hair styling wax paste to deliver a shine-free finish that doesn’t leave behind any residue or shine to give you the matte look you want!
- IMPROVE TEXTURE & THICKNESS: Hair Dough styling paste lets you bundle your hair together in a relaxed manner and safely keep it that way for longer by making sure the hair strands are appropriately distributed amongst one another. This not only gives your hair a thicker look but also enhances the texture to make it look and feel its best.
- WATER BASED & WATER SOLUBLE: This styling clay pomade is made without any harmful chemicals or ingredients to ensure strong holding power while keeping your hair completely. We use a unique and healthy blend of clay, waxes, and oils to bring you a natural look hair wax that you can safely use all day.
- IDEAL FOR ALL HAIRSTYLES: Whether you have thick short hair or long wavy hair, you can count on matte styling clay to help you achieve the look you want. It forces your hair to look exactly the way you want it to and washes out easily to let you create any subtle and trendy hairstyle you have in mind.
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Additional information
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
|---|---|
| Package Dimensions | 2.64 x 2.6 x 1.65 inches, 5.61 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Hair Dough |
Christopher Lang –
I’m a guy who tends to let his hair get a bit long and takes too long between haircuts. I have fine, dirty blonde hair that gets REALLY fluffy after washing and gets REALLY flat and oily after a day or so. If I don’t have something in it to keep it in place it’ll just turn into a giant puffball on top of my head. I decided to give this Hair Dough a try just to change things up and see what else is out there.
It’s a very thick, tacky white cream with a sweet, almost fruity (but still masculine) scent. It spreads reasonably well but if you aren’t careful and get too much in one spot it’ll take some time and maybe a comb to get it to spread out. I always apply it to slightly damp hair which I think helps a bit. It holds very well and will last a couple days if you don’t wash your hair daily. It isn’t greasy, it isn’t oily, it isn’t shiny, and it doesn’t leave your hair crunchy or overly stiff.
It works, it’s reasonably priced, it smells pretty good, and I can’t make any complains about it. Give it a try.
CC –
This review is for the Matte Product.
The smell? Its sweet. It reminds me of two things. 1. Orange Julius (if you know what that is) 2. Peach Flavored Hi-Chew Candy.
In either case, the smell is sweet, but not overpowering. Hair Dough “Pomade” does NOT smell like the “Matte” product. The pomade is your typical “I just shook my grandpa’s hand as his old spice after shave now lingers all over me” smell. This “Matte” is a much cleaner, crisper, sweet smell. I like it, but if you want the typical “spice” that most male products have, go with the pomades in the line.
Applying it to different levels of hair dampness, WILL affect the results. Depending on your hair type, you need to experiment. Trying to apply this product to dry hair is a glutton for punishment. It does not spread well and you will pull your hair to no end. I have short #3 sides and back with about 4-5 inches of long hair up top. I apply it out of the shower to damp hair, not soaking wet. I will then wet my hand, shake off the excess and apply about a quarter sized dollop to my palm. Rub your hands together until it is warm and there is an even white haze on your hands. I then run my fingers through my hair making sure to get it everywhere and focus primarily on the long front and roots of the front. I have to rub my hands together two to three times while applying to re-spread the product evenly. It may not seem like it is coming off your hands, but be patient and keep running your hands through your hair until it is all gone. Your hair should be pretty stiff. If it is too loose and without hold, either you did not use enough product or your hair was too wet. Again, you need to experiment. I then use a brush to get the hair all in one direction. I do not recommend a comb with this stuff. I would recommend a hair brush with bristles. Even then it will be be hard to comb through as this stuff really thickens and locks up the hair. I then shape the hair to my styling. This stuff holds all day and has no shine. It is stiff, but not overly stiff like gels. If I don’t touch my hair, it will stay put from 7am to 7pm. Running your hands through your hair is not possible without breaking the hold and style and looking like a porcupine. However, getting your hands wet and slightly dampening the hair, will allow you to re-style it. I hated this stuff when I first got it, but I stuck with it and tried a bunch of different combos. I now think it is one of my favorites for matte hair. When I want shiny hair, I go with their pomade although I dislike the spice smell. Bottom line, you need to experiment with it until you find that sweet spot. I have tried Hanz de Fuko, Reuzel, Fiber Creams, etc, etc. This one by far needs the most experimentation for your hair type and dampness.
Molly –
The smell on this one is very fruity and pungent. Kind of reminds me of axe a little bit. I applied it to my very fine, but full, head of hair and it had great hold. So great that I couldn’t even really run my hand through it hours later, with a slight bit of stickiness to boot. That bothered me a little. It’s less workable so once your hair is styled, it stays that way until wind slightly shifts it out of place (but not totally messing it up). It is matte like it says. It’s easy to spread, but also you need to make sure you rub all the little lumps out before you apply to your hair. I applied it to dry hair and it was fine. I wear a shorter faux hawk style, so pushed up in the front a little. I’m keeping this as my back up product as I prefer Hair Dough Firm Hold Pomade better. That one has a similar hold (it’s more workable after styling, therefore there is a greater chance of your hair falling but honestly, it’s pretty amazing hold for a pomade), is even easier to spread, but produces a little bit of shine. I also like the smell of the pomade better than the clay.
Rustam Mukhtarov –
This Styling Clay offers a strong hold and a matte finish, which some might find ideal for creating a quiff or other styles. However, it didn’t quite meet my expectations—it might not be suited to all hair types.
PWB –
I have fine hair and this stuff really gives me the lift, volume and hold I was looking for. Not too heavy.
Alaskan Mom –
So middle school aged son has super thick hair that never wants to lay just right. He’s been wanting some sort of product and I tried this one. He is thrilled as he can now get his hair to look perfectly messy like he just work up, lol. I must admit it is cute and less awkward looking than it was before. He likes that he can dampen the hair and restyle between showers. You can’t tell that there is product in the hair, and it keeps it styled the way he wants it. Kinda spendy, but should last quite awhile.
Haley –
This men’s styling clay is perfect for my son’s hair! 💇♂️ It gives him a natural, flexible hold that lasts all day without looking stiff or greasy. I love how easy it is to work with, and it washes out effortlessly too. Definitely a go-to for a polished yet natural look
Ashan Zagrev –
This product works like it should and smells pretty decent. It is one of the better products to hold the style that you want.