got this one shop at the mines selling loads of hair care product and salon hair product. i guess probably u'll have a better chance getting it there.... oh and its cheaper too.... well usually...

im looking for a light pomade now....

i realize that i can style much better just by using hair cream... and easier to wash too....

thanks...

will look into it later on

i find layrite are great when u use it on a damp hair. oh the hold also better than suavecito and it doesnt feel too dry when u wash it. however, u are right about the weather. its been hot this month and whatever u used will melt under the hot scouring sun lol....

not enough vol on the top of ur hair maybe? i myself need a very long hair on the top of my head to pull a decent pomp.

i got a pretty wavy hair and every freaking time i shampoo and dried it out the frizz hair is unbearable lol.... my hair will become so fluffy and looks so freaking weird on me.

last time i use loreal elseve with its conditioner and the after treatment for years till i change to another shampoo ( just feeling like want a to try a new shampoo i guess...) it did tame the frizziness quite well...

oh another thing... i regularly oil my hair nowdays so the frizziness arent a thing for me now... a regular bylcreem should be ok... just to oil ur hair so it wont be too wavy...

My wavy hair is like 90s surfer dudes... U know the frizzy, fluffy and funny looking hair? Thats how my hair looks like. Especially when it got longer.

so its a waterbased pomade i guess??

on that note... it seems that the trend nowdays especially in malaysia, i just noticed the emergence of pomade is like wild fire on summer lol... however most of what i see is only waterbased pomade... and less petrobased pomade and rarely light petrobased pomade...

would like to see local artisan making petrobased pomade especially light petrobased pomade.

oh thanks alot bro.... i still have 5 of my petrobased pomade collecting dust due to super extreme hot weather this past 5 months.

i was just ranting about the lack of the local petrobased pomade especially light petrobased pomade.

on my lazy days, just slap bylcreem on my hair and be done with it... the cream can keep up with my hairstyle for a time being so im happy with that...

if i feel super pump up i'll be using my petrobased pomade.... which i need to really feel it to use it though....

Now i need to clear up some misconception regarding wavy hair need to use heavy hold.

I have a thick, rough and wavy 90s surfer hair and for sometimes now i believed that i need to use heavy hold for every hair product i had used until recently i saw a video on youtube, he got hair just like mine but rocking a sick classic pomp. He only use medium or light pomade for his hairstyle and the reason he gave for using the medium or light pomade is because wavy hair can get away using medium or light pomade if u know how ur hair tends to wave and how ur hair whorl characteristic.
Using heavy pomade will only force the hair for ur desired hairstyle but if u cant understand how ur hair behaves (especially the wavy type) u will always and always end up having to restyle ur hair over and over again. Taking his advise ive switch to hair cream (which is the lightest i think and cheap) and styled to pomp. And guess what? It works just nice. I cant have my pomp as high as i wanted to but it was a nice and very classical looking pomp.

Well tl:dr version would be, understand how ur hair characteristic, get a cut suitable for the style and rock it with a good hair product.
Not all hairstyle works on ur hair but it is what it is.

Yeah at 1st i kindda hate my hair like this but aventually, i accepted my hair as it is and try to style it accordingly

here u go. a great reviewer.... i like the way he styled his pomp.

have u tried to styled it? what kind of pomp would u like to do? classic? rockabilly? elephant trunk? modern pomp?

if u can slick back ur hair i guess its possible to do a pomp. depending on the nature of ur hair... gotta have to do loads of experiment.

be it with pomade, gel, wax, even a hair cream, need to try to style ur hair to a pomp. look up for tutorials on youtube. it takes practices and patient.

how long is ur hair btw? it takes quite a long hair to do a nice pomp. but too long will usually flatten ur pomp so the length has to be suitable for u to style a pomp. Have ur barber to take a look and consult with him/her regarding what u want and what he/she thinks suitable.

i somehow have a feeling ur hair is a bit long that the weight of ur hair tends to flatten out. im not an expert of course so my opinion might be different from everyone.

Well did u ask if she can decrease the volume of ur hair? I know it can be done but to what extend im not sure. Since u can slick back ur hair means its quite long.

Maybe u can check out other barber for their opinion? I cant recommend u anywhere since i usually cut my hair at those rm10 barber.

from my personal experience, layrite heavy hold is one of the strongest waterbased pomade i had ever use and wont make ur hair feels dry when washing too.

as for how much i use? well usually im pretty generous so 2 scoops but its not pea size scoop i tell ya. for me the tip is the pomade needs to cover not only the top of the hair but also the deep part of the hair. using the waterbased pomade on a towel dried hair is the best way to making sure that all the pomade are spread evenly on the hair.

not sure... last time i checked kronoz (Fahrenheit88 KL) sells them. u can also check at the yard (ss15 subang jaya) but a heed of warning thou... its not going to be cheap... last time it was rm75? i dont know the price these days.

im sorry i dont use hair spray. so cant give u any recommendation

Some are ok some are just nasty lol. For long hair, go for pomade or hair cream lah. Wax is just too much hassle to take it out especially if u have a very long hair