AXEMessy Look Hair Paste Flexible 2.64 oz (Pack of 6)

Great product that cool wet hair look

Exactly as expected

It is one of the best hair wax around

been using this a few years now.... Ive got thick, very hard to style hair... gels paste it down too much and look odd, cremes and mousse dont seem to provide enough hold without using tons of product and overpoweringly smelling up the place... most 'pastes' are closer to cremes than they infer and dont do the job..pros:-'whatever' paste is firm but doesn't dry / mat hair down awkwardly...-it's great for short to medium hairstyles and gives a nice textured look- it doesn't clog your pores thus promoting hair loss..- its applied best to slightly damp hair and gives a non glossy finish where people arent quite sure you are using product- even in large amounts it has a unique, nice, but not overpowering scentIve used a million pastes and this is the only one Ive ever had that was reliable for results and look regardless of how long ago I got my hair cut... great product--------------------------------------------------------------EDIT:I saw a lot of criticism of this product on the internet for hair loss and thought I should comment. I've been using it at least 4.5 years and have had zero hair loss. Also, there aren't a lot of pastes that work well with guys that have wiry / hair that needs a very firm hold, and this product does that, so I don't like the idea of throwing it away on a web rumor.I think it highly unlikely that this paste is actually causing loss through an ingredient.... maybe a few people have a wild allergy that kills follicles with a mystery ingredient on the list, but with modern cosmetics testing.... that's very unlikelyThat said, I would point out two things as this is somewhat of a unique product: it is, without a doubt, the heaviest paste hair product I have ever seen... very very thick, literally almost like clay... as such, that means:First, it can cause hair loss that is due to pilot error and is not the fault of the product..... such a thick paste will clog hair follicles, start tiny bacterial infections and acne that kills follicles easily causing permanent loss... it's been clinically proven about a million times... so it is a really bad idea to use it as an all over paste to do slick backs / coat the entire length of your hair because you are then letting it get all the way down to your scalp... it sits on your scalp and over time that will cause a monster problemSecond, using such a thick product on the wrong hair type will create the illusion of thinning hair.... this product is really for use on very thick hair to do things like spiking, texturizing the outside of your doo, etc. If you are using it on hair that is not VERY thick, it basically pastes the hair together, reduces volume and suddenly makes it really easy to see down to your scalp... making it look like you lost 1/3 of your hair overnightSo, my suggestions?- if you have blond or red hair or brown / black hair that is not very substantial, this probably is waaaaay too thick a product- if you see complete hairs with a white follicle on the end coming out.... that's a solid rocket booster emergency and you need to talk to your Doc... follicle comes out ... it's a permanent loss....- while genetics play a huge role... an equally huge issue is keeping your scalp clean... I'm allergic to many things, so I've gotta take a lot of showers, I wash my hair with shampoo (like wal mart / equate generic head n shoulders) that leaves my scalp squeaky clean at least once a day, usually twice... I'm 50ish (fxcking sigh) and have the roughly same thickness and hairline I had at 20- ideally figure out hairstyles where products never touch your scalp.... it can he hard to do, but it's worth it...I'm not saying my system is perfect, and YMMV, but it's worked great for me for 30 years....gl to all

Works well with small amount of product.