Excellent for handlebar moustache.

No Blond color

This brand of Mustache Wax is only good when the mustache is wet. Otherwise I use Oregon Wild Hair Mustache Wax.

I use this everyday to style my handlebar moustache (which started as a joke, and now exists at the insistence of my family). The wax is very easy to use, and the tube makes it convenient. On the other hand, probably because it is a wax, it dries the skin and can irritate it. My remedy is to treat moustache area with a high-quality lotion frequently. Also, on occasion the labeling on the tube will flake off on fingers. But moustache wax is very hard to find, stores locally no longer carry it, and Clubman is the most economical.

This is a harder wax (beeswax) that goes on easy using fingertips instead of the brush. However it does not last long, a couple of hours at most, as it seems to evaporate or something. It washes off easily with plain water. The comb/brush that comes with it is useful - hang on to it even if you try other waxes. The comb helps to distribute the wax and the brush is good for smoothing the moustache once the wax is dry. Its described as neutral but its actually white, even once it dries. So only use it if you want to, or don't mind, adding white color to your moustache. (I have brown, blond and white in my moustache). I'll use it for now but will look for others to try.

This works well for me, I use it for a handlebar moustache, it usually need to be applied twice a day depending on my activity. It does what I want and is easy to use.

It's great for holding down those little hairs that itch your nose and have you constantly [pushing down those little ticklers. It does make my white mustache look whiter so that may be of concern but maybe it woulld make black hair darker.

does not blend in well and doesnt offer the firm hold i am looking for

Performs well. Helps to keep mustache in place. Found it is easier to apply with finger rather than the brush provided.

Felt stiff, but didn't work for long.