I have short straight hair and this product gives it the ability to hold a style all day and evening. I apply it after washing my hair in the morning, then style my hair - I do not blow dry my hair - just towel dry hair, use the product and use my fingers to style the hair into a slightly "punky do" - and I'm good to go, to work, and afterwards to music rehearsal. To "refresh" - just use a dab of water on your fingertips and freshen the look. It's ab fab.

I LOVED this stuff back when my hair was super short. It is like flexible pomade, but with a scent that is not too masculine. I was almost sad to stop using it as my hair grew out and I needed other styling products.

I have used this product faithfully for about a year-and-a-half. I liked it best when I first cut my hair really short. But, one day, this guy I know told me my hair smelled like chicken sauce and I decided I didn't like this product anymore. In fact, even though this same person said it smelled nice (like ginger) I still didn't want to risk smelling like chicken. Now, I have longer hair, so I don't have to worry about it.

I love this product! My hairdresser has used this on my hair for about a year now to hold my style and it lasts for a couple of days without building up and leaving a nasty residue like most pomades. Just remember that a little goes a long way with this product.

I bought this product when I had short hair. I have fine textured, medium-thick hair. This product worked great for creating piecy looks and working on the ends. I liked that I didn't have to dip my hands into a greasy pot of pomade. When I grew my hair out, I found that it was a pain to apply to long hair. You have to use your fingers anyway so it defeated the purpose of the stick. Plus, the longer my hair got the more this stuff just weighed it down and didn't look good (to be expected with this type of product and my type of hair) -so I passed it on to my husband who keeps his hair short to medium. He loved it. Worked great for giving texture and "piece-iness" to his thick hair- kept it from looking like a poof ball. =) He liked the stick format compared to the traditional jar format also.