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- order number PS-UC-11868
- Supplier Name: Uppercut Deluxe
- EAN: 817891024196
- Weight: 0,17 kg
- Sales Unit: 6
Firm, matt clay with a fresh scent of wood and leather
The combination of firm hold and matt beach look is convincing, as is the scent of wood and leather.
If you want a solid hairstyle without shine, this "Uppercut Clay" is the right one for you. The "Uppercut Clay Pomade" is a modern pomade, a hybrid based on water and wax. It was developed by hairdressers and is suitable for all hair types and hairstyles. The tin can with screw cap and the very nice design is a sporty eye-catcher anyway.
Consistency and fragrance
The Uppercut Matt Clay is a field gray pomade with a warm undertone. The consistency is firm. If you've managed to dig some pomade out of the can with your finger, the pomade looks and feels like soft plastic. It's not tough like a DAX or Murray's, but creamy. The pomade can easily be rubbed between the hands and worked into the hair. Surprisingly, very little is enough to achieve a very nice effect.
The scent is one of the best ever: a really successful mix of wood and leather. This is how it is specified by the manufacturer. We smell more of a fresh fragrance composition here, reminiscent of a modern perfume. The Uppercut Clay is also very modern in other respects. Like all most pomades from the Uppercut Range, it is water-based. And candilla and carnauba wax takes care of hair and scalp and it will please all friends of the dry look.
The effect
With the Uppercut Clay, the name says it all. In the hair it is dull like clay - not a hint of shine. The contained clay (betonite) ensures this. The Uppercut Clay is suitable for all solid classic and modern hairstyles. The hold is firm and is also suitable for giving the soft pomade or hair tonic already contained in the hair a firmer shape.
It can be washed out without any problems, preferably of course with a standard shampoo.
By the way, the Uppercut Pomades are available in Australian Carhartt stores.
(The Uppercut Clay Pomade can be used to style the beach look that is popular in Australia.)
Application:
Work the pomade into dry hair with dry hands. Comb or shape with your hands.
The pomade is packaged in a tin can with a very chic label.
Manufactured in Australia
Approx. Net. Wt. 2,5 oz. (70 g)
Ingredients:
- Aqua
- Cera Microcristallina (Microcrystalline Wax)
- Propylene Glycol
- Candedilla Cera (Candedilla Wax)
- Copernica Cerifera (Carnauba Wax)
- Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil)
- Glyceryl Stearate
- PEG-100 Stearate
- VP/VA Copolymer
- Betonite
- Tribehenin
- Petrolatum
- Stearic Acid
- PEG-12 Dimethicone
- Kaolin
- Phenoxyethanol
- Parfum (Fragrance)
Attributes: | Waterbased, Restyleable, Easy to wash out |
Consistency: | ****** Strong |
Sheen: | * Matt |
Scent: | Spicy, Woody |
Country: | Australia |
Vegan: | No |
Leider enttäuscht
Die Anwendung ist wegen der speziellen Konsistenz (fest / etwas hart und trotzdem schmierig / glitschig) nicht ganz einfach und das finish wirkt eher fettig als matt.
Leider muss sich jedes clay bei mir mit meinem neuen lieblings clay - lockharts fire and brimstone matt clay - messen und dabei verliert das uppercut haushoch.
Tolles Produkt
Tolles Produkt.
Bietet was es verspricht. Bietet einen festen Halt
und ist auch sehr ergiebig.
Punktabzug gibts nur weil ich von Holz- und Lederduft
nicht das geringste Wahrnehme.
Uppercut" is a term used in boxing. In the 1930/40s the young Willy O'Shea earned the nickname "Uppercut O'Shea, " as he toured through Australia boxing week after week for nearly a decade. Just 15 years old, he came in 1930 from Ireland to Sydney, Australia. Despite the tough times and the hard sport Willy O'Shea always made an effort to look sharp and always had a clean tie in his bag as well as a tub of home-made hair grease. Willy's legacy lives on through the Uppercut pomade, an Australian family owned company which has set itself the goal to make you look as well groomed as it was Willy back in the 1930's.
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