Earlier this year I reviewed the Lynx Pomade which you can catch up on here, the pomade was actually quite enjoyed using but this clay is definitely my favourite. I think my hair works best with clay and pastes, this clay is one I always find myself reaching for, in fact I have had to store it away for a little bit as I catch up on using all the other hair products I have bought to try.
Packaging
Just like the pomade the packaging for this clay is very simple, however the addition of the hold marker makes it super easy to work out at a glance whether the product will do for the day or not. I have had plenty of days where this tin has been thrown in a bag, the lid stays firmly shut however the tin does get dented pretty easily. But as long as you don't mind a dented tin it is perfect for at home or to take on your holidays.
Scent
This in my opinion smells just like the pomade. Which if you read that post you will know I said I quite liked however I honestly thought it may smell a little different seen as Lynx are known for their variety of scents.
Texture + Application
The great thing about this is that it is a matte looking product therefore gives my hair its natural look, which is something I prefer from a hair product. It didn't take a long time to get used to applying this as it is super easy to use. You can't see any of the product left over in your hair and a little goes a long way. All you need to do is get a small amount, warm it in your hands and just apply to the hair.
Hold
For my hairstyle I need to have quite a strong hold or my hair just goes flat and my hair begins to look ridiculous. It also needs to last a while as I don't like having to redo my hair whilst working, so it needs to last 8am until at least 5.30pm, which whilst using this product it is actually capable of doing.
Overall
I love this product and I honestly think I will repurchase over and over again. I got this for around £3.00 so it is definitely worth the price seen as it actually works and isn't visible in the hair. It is also something I would recommend to everyone else.
Can you recommend any other clay products I may like? Let me know in the comments below.
See you soon,
Lucy.
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