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AXE Smooth Look Hair Pomade Shine 2.64 oz (Pack of 2)
AXE Smooth Look Hair Pomade Shine 2.64 oz (Pack of 2)
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Product Benefits : Shine
Hair Type : All
Material Type Free : Cruelty Free
Scent : Shine
Liquid Volume : 75 Milliliters
About this item
? Smooth & Sophisticated AXE hair pomade has a medium hold and a high shine finish for a smooth look
? AXE hair pomade for men is ideal for short to mid-length hair looking to turn some heads
? A little goes a long way. AXE Hair Pomade
? Look sharp instantly with this hair product
? Finger tip amount. Mix. Rake. Comb. AXE hair pomade
Product specifications
Features & Specs
Product Benefits : Shine
Hair Type : All
Scent Name : Shine
Item Form : Cream
Measurements
Liquid Volume : 75 Milliliters
Number of Items : 2
Unit Count : 5.28 Ounce
Item Volume : 75 Milliliters
Item details
Brand Name : AXE
Manufacturer : Unilever
Global Trade Identification Number : 10079400707182
Item Weight : 5.28 Ounces
Best Sellers Rank : #4,112 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #6 in Hair Styling Pomades
ASIN : B01INE0KUO
? #4,112 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care)
? #6 in Hair Styling Pomades
Additional details
Material Type Free : Cruelty Free
From the manufacturer
Even before it got big in England, and later in the States, the undercut was making waves in the 19th century Europe. It was called the "island cut" by Germans because of the way the hair on top of the head looks like a patch of land in water.
The medium fade has always been a barber shop classic. The slight graduation in to a messier mane up top is more of a modern invention, favored by guys who like to keep things neat but still rock a slightly dishevelled look.
Working class men in 1900s Britain couldn’t afford a barber to properly blend their sides in. But the angular look caught on with young people and the short sides, long top was born. The rest, as they say, is history.
Before the man bun there was the chonmage, a traditional haircut from Edo-era Japan. Designed to hold samurai helmets steady during battle, it eventually became a symbol of status in Japanese society.
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