Olive Conditioning Pomade

Olive Conditioning Pomade is just what you need when you're looking for that rich buttery finishing balm. Especially suited to dry, curly, frizzy, hair types, our Olive Conditioning Pomade will add loads of moisture, and a medium hold, for those days when you know you'll be in the wind, or heat. This pomade is not recommended for fine hair except used in very small amounts and applied to just the scalp, or ends.

Olive Conditioning Pomade is pure oils, and butters, enhanced with conditioning ingredients to improve comb-out, locking out frizz, and fly aways.

KEY INGREDIENTS

• Babassu and Macadamia Oils ♦ Soften Hair and Nurtures the Scalp
• VegeCide ♦ Natural Preservation and Hair Softening
• OliveWax ♦ Improves Comb-Out and Manageability
• Jojoba Esters ♦ Protective Film to Lock out Frizz
• Castor Oil ♦ Intense Moisture and Shine
• Vitamin E ♦ Protects Hair and Scalp

GUIDELINES

Apply to damp hair, focusing on the scalp and the ends, as necessary. Run fingers through to distribute or comb-out. Air dry, or use a diffuser, and scrunch to loosen curl. Style as desired.

Rub what's left on your hands, or anywhere you're dry. It will feel oily, for a couple of minutes, but then it will absorb and feel, super, soft and supple.

SPECIFICATIONS

* Stir this product when received as drastic temperatures may cause separation. Because this product contains no stabilizers this is expected and will not impact performance.

TIP::
If your hair looks dry after applying your favorite gel try adding a small amount of pomade (just enough to coat the hands) throughout the top layers of the hair and it will give hair an instant moisture rich, shiny, look, without effecting the bounce or curl. Be careful not to use too much. This will feel oily until it bonds with the gel in your hair. This works great with our Curl Gels: Curl Defining Gel or Touchably Soft Conditioning Gel.

NOTE::
Please advise your customers that If they're not used to using pomades in their hair, they should apply to a small section, at the nape, when using for the first time as it may be more weighted than they are used to and they might get really mad at you.