Lockhart's Unorthodox Water Based Goon Grease - UWB Firm Hold

Love how it styles and how it holds during the day. Also love how easy it is to wash out and nice my hair feels afterwards.But this scent is way too strong and smells terrible. It interferes with me wearing my own fragrance. I'd love if this came in an unscented version.

Grade A, top shelf product. Perfect feel, shine and style throughout the work day. Just buy it.

This is by far my favorite hair product! I’ve used other Lockhart products and pomades from other companies, and this one works best for me. The scent is masculine, like cologne. It is very workable, and holds pretty well all day. I love how if my hair gets messed up, I can easily restyle it without adding more product.Some might find this to be a negative, but I’ve found it does not wash out in one wash. It is water based, but after one wash, my hair is still tacky. I think this is due to the beeswax content. That being said, I like how it doesn’t totally wash out because it leaves a nice fond for the next application, which means I don’t need to use as much product as I would if it totally washed out.

Not what I expected

Trash product. I was really excited to try out this Pomade since I loved the Goon Grease water based pomade that smells like cucumber but it was a huge let down. Ended up throwing away more than half the jar. This one totally sucks. Supposed to be a citrus scent but just smells like generic pomade. It’s supposed to be firm hold but by the time I’m out the door my hair is already falling out of place. Doesn’t give a shine so much as it leaves your hair looking like you rubbed KFC all over. And it is difficult to wash out. The whole point of water based pomades is that you’re supposed to be able to wash it out with just water. I damn near needed kitchen degreaser to get it out. Tried water and it left my hair hard, stiff, and fried out. Took two good washes to finally clean out. Stay away and use something else. Try their other water based pomade (the green one) or better yet Layrite or Suavecito.