I used Fiber for a while before and i found it to be greasy, and it didn't have enough hold. IF the Paste a better choice?
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I've never tried the fiber, but I like the paste because it has a waxy feel rather than a greasy feel. It has all the hold I need.
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The defining paste has the same hold as the pomade but not greasy at all. It's has a nice non-shiny appearance.
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A little goes a long way. Start off with no more than a half dollar size for the entire head if your hair is thick, quarter size if you have fine to medium hair. Massage it thru with your fingers, comb or brush for even distribution. I personally don't feel it is greasy afterwards...really it soaks right in. I have used at least 10-15 different natural oils on my hair, so I speak from experience. As always you have to experiment a little before you know how much for sure. It's great as a hot oil treatment too!
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No, it is not greasy. It is a paste and if I had to describe it, the word would be sticky and it needs to be for what it is designed to do. Hope that helps.
1987610
Absolutely. It is not greasy at all and dries very quickly . I use all Obagi products and love them
204433
I usually use something like peanut butter, as the sticky stuff is probably oil-soluble... also works for getting chewing gum out of kids hair.I did not have this label on mine, so I'm just guessing.. worth a try.
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paste and it works really well. much better than soapy water, etc. I dilute in a water spray bottle.
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I had a sticking problem with one batch of donuts out of 3, with each being a different recipe. Some recipes are more self-lubricating than others. I tried to coat with vege oil but found that it just beaded up on the non-stick surface. PAM sounds like a good solution.
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For all those folks suggesting some sort of "food grade" finish - go buy a bottle of mineral oil laxative at the drug store. That is all the overpriced "cutting board oil" products are. Smaller bottle, bigger price, exact same contents. Don't be suckered in to spending more and getting less. And yes, I practice what I preach, works great. If keeping "laxative" in your gourmet kitchen seems too déclassé, just make a label for the bottle that says, "Rwizard's Hand Blended Artisanal Cutting Board Oil" and you're good to go. Now you have more money to splurge with at Williams Sonoma. ; ) Hope this helps. For all those folks suggesting some sort of "food grade" finish - go buy a bottle of mineral oil laxative at the drug store. That is all the overpriced "cutting board oil" products are. Smaller bottle, bigger price, exact same contents. Don't be suckered in to spending more and getting less. And yes, I practice what I preach, works great. If keeping "laxative" in your gourmet kitchen seems too déclassé, just make a label for the bottle that says, "Rwizard's Hand Blended Artisanal Cutting Board Oil" and you're good to go. Now you have more money to... » Read More For all those folks suggesting some sort of "food grade" finish - go buy a bottle of mineral oil laxative at the drug store. That is all the overpriced "cutting board oil" products are. Smaller bottle, bigger price, exact same contents. Don't be suckered in to spending more and getting less. And yes, I practice what I preach, works great. If keeping "laxative" in your gourmet kitchen seems too déclassé, just make a label for the bottle that says, "Rwizard's Hand Blended Artisanal Cutting Board Oil" and you're good to go. Now you have more money to splurge with at Williams Sonoma. ; ) Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Paste and it is pretty salty, so with cooking use less salt in your recipe. But it is the best I have ever tasted.
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It is a very low hold ( in my opinion) and loses that hold throughout the day. I would suggest Layrite original(it's cheaper too and better hold) it smells better and holds better or upgrade to the cream of the water base crop And go with Teddy Boy Original by Anchors Hair Co. I hate American Crew
995087
It definitely a gel and I felt like it would clog my pores even more due to the consistency. I'd recommend a different product like a drying paste.
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I don't know, however the product is not greasy. I suppose you could try it and see what happens?
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I've had my container for a couple of years now and still has the same consistency as when I opened it. It's about the same as consistency as a container of heavy grease. If you want it thinner just add water, you have a lifetime supply to experiment with , thick or thin. I hope this helps you out, it's good stuff.
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i didn't care for the texture a with day old mixture. I mix only what I am prepared to eat in one setting. I mostly use in my shakes.
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Hi, I don't use fondation, but I would say yes. It's absorbed pretty quickly and it's not greasy at all.
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This is a paste so it is not shiny at all. This works well when your hair is dry. You can get the dry style look with this compared to pomade. It is also more controllable and shaping. I prefer this much more over the pomade.
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Use the same amount or even a touch more. I find GF flour to be a little more moist.