Murray's100% Pure Australian Bees Wax, 4 oz

Originally I was using pomade before I started using this. Just to say, this product is great! It stays in your hair for the whole day, and it actually shows layers more if you style it right!Before I was buying around 10 dollars worth for about 2 ounces of pomade from Axe, I found this as a substitute. This is WAY cheaper, and has 3.5 ounces!AND it works better than pomade, this product DEFINITELY is worth looking into :PI also straighten my hair, and on humid days I found that this product keeps my hair in place very well and doesn't POOF my hair back out :P

The wax has been working expertly, and I'm pleased with the light scent that accompanies it. It's been doing very well for long days at work keeping my hair in is desired style. And it's great, when you can say "no, it's not gel. It's 100% Austrian bees wax." Most people thinks it's rad, I do! (This is not a robot, just a happy customer.)

Got this for my boyfriend and his unruly beard lol. At first, he wasn't a huge fan. He said it was a little too waxy and wanted something more like an oil to tame those wiry hairs. But now he uses it as like a finishing wax for his beard after her puts a little oil on. The wax helps it stay in place and the oil sort of conditions it and keeps hairs from curling and popping up weird.

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I was very pleasantly surprised at this product. It turned out to be just as advertised,, very smooth and easily workable into my mustache and beard. It holds my beard/mustache very well, with a soft pliable feeling! I have no doubt that I will be a return customer! Give it a try, it really works, and you can't beat the price or the excellent service and short time delivery! I am happy with the product!!!!

Excellent product for beard care - purchased for the beard in my life and it's shiny, manageable, smells great and look awesome. Many people have said it's even majestic. Lots of uses for beeswax but as for a lightweight conditioning beard wax - definitely a keeper. Note - this does not maintain crazy styles for a beard or mustache apparently - if you're a twirler, spiker, or whatever styles you can put on facial hair, this is not the product for you. Keep it tamed and not unruly, conditioned, and shiny.

Don't be mislead.This is deceptive advertising at its worst. This is primarily Petrolatum Jelly, a by-product of the oil industry, which can suffocate pores, aggravate acne and even cause a rare form of pneumonia if inhaled according to HolisticDermatology.com.You can get 100% ORGANIC Hand Poured, Premium Quality, Cosmetic Grade, Triple Filtered Bees Wax for $4.80 on Amazon.

I feel a bit sheepish giving this item a star-rating, because really I have just averaged out how it works for two very different purposes. I originally came across this when searching for "beard wax" or "mustache wax" because I now sport a goatee and handlebar. It does not work for this purpose -- it is just petroleum jelly with some beeswax in it. Putting this stuff on facial hair is not recommended, because all it does is A) Fail to hold the hair in place (it does not work as a "wax"), B) Make your hair obnoxiously shiny, C) Reek of petroleum. For this purpose it would get a one-star rating (someone may counter that it obviously was not intended for the purpose I had in mind and that hence my rating is unfair, but it does appear when searching for beard or mustache waxes, and as long as it is associated with these items, judging it by its search-result context seems reasonable).However, I do get very dry hands and feet and sometimes to counter the dryness I will slather my hands and feet in petroleum jelly, place socks over them, and leave them overnight. For this purpose the Murrays beeswax-in-petroleum works just fine. I do not know enough about beeswax to determine if it has any added effect beyond the petroleum. If it does, all the better, if not, none the worse. For this purpose I would give the item a five-star rating. Obviously this stuff has many uses, and how you like or dislike it depends on how you intend to use it.But please, do not, not, not try to use it in your facial hair. You'll just wind up shiny and greasy and smelly (for those who like happy endings, I ultimately settled for the Firehouse Mustache Wax).