--- product_id: 421319 title: "American Crew POMADE FOR HOLD AND SHINE 3 OZ for Men" brand: "american crew" price: "AR$61660" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "American Crew" url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/421319-american-crew-pomade-for-hold-and-shine-3-oz-men store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # High shine finish for polished looks Water-based formula for easy washout Medium hold for controlled styling American Crew POMADE FOR HOLD AND SHINE 3 OZ for Men **Brand:** american crew **Price:** AR$61660 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 💼 Own your look with the pomade that means business. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** American Crew POMADE FOR HOLD AND SHINE 3 OZ for Men by american crew - **How much does it cost?** AR$61660 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/421319-american-crew-pomade-for-hold-and-shine-3-oz-men) ## Best For - american crew enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted american crew brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Trusted Legacy:** From the #1 men’s professional styling brand with 25+ years of grooming expertise. - • **Sleek & Polished:** High shine finish delivers that modern, professional slick look. - • **Versatile Styling:** Perfect for classic slick backs or textured, contemporary styles. - • **Clean & Convenient:** Water-based formula rinses out easily—no sticky residue, no fuss. - • **Effortless Control:** Medium hold tames even highly textured hair with precision. ## Overview American Crew Pomade is a water-based styling product designed for men seeking medium hold and high shine. Ideal for straight to highly textured hair, it offers a sleek, polished finish that washes out easily without residue. Backed by over 25 years of professional grooming expertise, this pomade is a trusted choice for controlled, versatile hairstyles. ## Description Product Description American Crew Hair Pomade is a water-based pomade, perfect for men who want a sleek and polished look. It offers a medium hold and high shine, providing a modern alternative to styling gels. To use, simply work a small amount of the pomade through your dry or towel-dried hair, and style as desired. Whether you want a classic slick look or a textured hairstyle, this pomade delivers outstanding results. American Crew is a leader in men's grooming, offering a wide range of products for hair, body, beard, shave, and style. 1 American Crew is a leader in, Men's Grooming for HAIR, BODY, SHAVE, STYLE, FRAGRANCE categories. brand_description American Crew is a landmark in the history of men’s grooming. Our history reflects our commitment to the professional stylist and barber as we share in their quest to empower men through quality grooming practices and products. Today, American Crew is the #1 Men's Professional Styling and Hair Care Brand.* Men and their stylists count on us for the latest and best in hair, body, shave and styling products. For more than 25 years, we’ve delivered. *Source: Kline's Male Grooming USA 2018 Report. Review: Definitely shiny...great for longer hair. - Update: Since I wrote this, I've changed how I do things. Now, I blow dry my hair bone dry, and then use the defining paste (matte, and holds good with just a tiny spritz of hairspray). I also have some left over forming cream, and it works really well too, just gives the hair a shinier look. For me, that shinier look is nice if I'm going to a wedding, or dressing up...that sort of thing. I blow dry the hair in the front up, blow dry the rest totally dry, put some defining paste in my palm, rub my hands together vigorously and warm it up, and then work it into my hair. I love the way the defining paste smells, matte looks nice, and it's super easy to get that messy but controlled look. I have slightly wavy hair, not stick straight or curly. I decided to leave the rest of my original review below. Funny how the process changes over time! Experiment and have fun, but I personally think the Defining Paste is awesome for matte, and forming cream if you want a little bit of shine (but it's harder to work into your bone dry hair, and doesn't smell as good). ******************************************** Original Review I've used four different American Crew wax/pomades, and they are all great. They smell great, and they are relatively inexpensive. The hard part is figuring out...what product is good for what hair? I've gone from very short guy hair, to longer guy hair...and as I've done that, the American Crew product that I prefer has changed. With my hair really short, I was using their "classic wax," which they no longer make. I started trying their Fiber product on that short hair, and it worked pretty well. Get my hair fairly damp, work the Fiber in, and it would give me good hold...little spike in the front. Another product I was using with my short hair was TIGI Bed Head Men Matte Separation Wax. That stuff is REALLY sticky...which is fine for short hair. Before I move onto the Pomade, the other thing to consider is...varying the dampness of your hair prior to the product will have a HUGE effect on how it works. For example, you can have your hair fairly damp with the stickier (ie high hold) products, and still be able to work it in really well. As your hair gets drier though, two things happen. The hold becomes even MORE pronounced, but it also becomes harder to work into the hair. So as I grew my hair out...the Fiber began to work less well. I had a lot more hair, and because it's a "higher hold," it actually started to weigh my hair down. Spiking up hair that's only an inch or two long worked fine...but as my hair got to 3+ inches, it would start to fall over. And the Fiber is fairly sticky...so your hair needs to be fairly damp to work it in, but then it doesn't want to stay up. Now I will FINALLY talk about the Pomade! I had to move to a "lower hold" product...and I wasn't used to this at first. I was leaving my hair fairly damp, and putting the pomade into that didn't give it much hold at all (though depending the style you want...like a more traditional mad men kind of look without a lot of spike, then that would be fine). I wanted a little more spike and "verticalness" to my hair, so what I had to do was start drying it more. I've started using a blow dryer to "train" my hair in the direction I want, and to get it much drier (not 100% dry, but maybe 75%). Now the pomade has much more hold! The other product I've been using is the Forming Cream. It's similar to the pomade...but a little less shiny. It has worked well in my longer hair, and like I said before...to get any hold, I need my hair drier. You will probably have to try a couple different products until you find the one you really like. But before you give up on any one product, vary the dampness of your hair first. Hopefully my experience will point you in the right direction. For short hair, use the high hold products with damp hair. For longer hair, use the low hold products with drier hair. Review: Actually changed my life - It is odd to say, but this product actually changed my life! I have very thin hair. Just combing it after a shower was useless, because it never stayed in place, and the least wind made it blow in all directions. For decades I used to have to use hair spray to hold it in place. This looked OK until... any big wind came up and blew it out of place ONCE, or I accidently hit/ran into something that dislodged my hair. Then the look was gone. It refused to go back in place until I got home or back to work and could re-spray it. The alcohol in the spray also made my scalp scale up and itch. Then one day... I had just washed my hair, and had not put in hairspray yet, and I went to the barber and after the haircut he asked me if I wanted to try Crew Pomade. I was skeptical, but at that moment, for some reason, I said sure, I will give it a try. I was amazed my hair actually acted like I had thick hair! It actually stayed in place when I combed it, and looked pretty natural (and as a bit of a bonus it made some of my gray hair look a bit more of my original color). I didn't have to use the hair spray any more until I showered again and washed it all out, and I have to put it back on (The amount takes a few times to know how much to put on). But no more worry about wind, (or getting hair knocked when I get in the car and the sun visor hits it unexpectedly...) If it get out of place, just comb it again, and you're as good as new! (As a note: One thing that confuses me is sometimes I get a new container and inside it looks like the lighter color and consistency of say Vaseline, and other times I open a new one and it looks like a dark brownish clear thick jel. They both seem to work the same but I don't understand why the difference.) But for me, I can say it is one of the few products I have EVER used, that I can say it literally changed my life! ## Features - This is the previous version of the American Crew Pomade; American Crew cannot guarantee the quality of these older stock items - A water-based pomade controls highly textured and creates classic slick looks - Works well when a controlled look is desired ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000X2DMEG | | Best Sellers Rank | #5,266 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #11 in Hair Styling Pomades | | Brand Name | AMERICAN CREW | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 6,713 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00524883251194, 00721866518620, 00738678251607 | | Hair Type | Recommended for straight to highly textured hair type/texture | | Item Form | Pomade | | Item Volume | 121.56 ml | | Item Weight | 3.2 ounces | | Liquid Volume | 88.72 ml | | Manufacturer | American Crew | | Material Type Free | Dye Free | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Benefits | Provides medium hold and high shine. Water Based formula shampoos out easily without residue. | | Scent | Pomade | | Scent Name | Pomade | | UPC | 799114888948 738678002735 | | Unit Count | 2.98 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Hair Type:** Recommended for straight to highly textured hair type/texture - **Liquid Volume:** 88.72 ml - **Material Type Free:** Dye Free - **Product Benefits:** Provides medium hold and high shine. Water Based formula shampoos out easily without residue. - **Scent:** Pomade ## Images ![American Crew POMADE FOR HOLD AND SHINE 3 OZ for Men - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/718LlBnFw6L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Whats the difference between this product and http://www.amazon.com/American-Crew-Pomade-3-Ounce/dp/B003XJXYRQ/ref=sr_1_3?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1391805** A: Its a different amount . one is 1.75 oz and the other is 3 oz **Q: For the guys who use this: do you wash your hair every night? Or rinse it with water, and wash it every other night? Thanks!** A: Most good professional hair stylists seem to suggest not washing hair out with shampoo daily. I usually only scrub mine out with any types of soaps, shampoos, or conditioners 2 or 3 times a week on average. The other days a good rinse is fine. Since my stylist told me to do that 8 years ago, my hair has stayed hydrated, smooth, and even better than over washing. Those harsh chemicals in shampoos damage hair more than anything. **Q: How easy is it to wash out of your hair?** A: Easy, Apply shampoo before Rinsing your hair and go thoroughly at every section of your hair. **Q: does this pomade cause aging** A: Only if you mix it with your coffee in the morning or you rub it on your face in the morning and evening. Other than that using it on your hair works really well ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Definitely shiny...great for longer hair. *by N***C on November 22, 2012* Update: Since I wrote this, I've changed how I do things. Now, I blow dry my hair bone dry, and then use the defining paste (matte, and holds good with just a tiny spritz of hairspray). I also have some left over forming cream, and it works really well too, just gives the hair a shinier look. For me, that shinier look is nice if I'm going to a wedding, or dressing up...that sort of thing. I blow dry the hair in the front up, blow dry the rest totally dry, put some defining paste in my palm, rub my hands together vigorously and warm it up, and then work it into my hair. I love the way the defining paste smells, matte looks nice, and it's super easy to get that messy but controlled look. I have slightly wavy hair, not stick straight or curly. I decided to leave the rest of my original review below. Funny how the process changes over time! Experiment and have fun, but I personally think the Defining Paste is awesome for matte, and forming cream if you want a little bit of shine (but it's harder to work into your bone dry hair, and doesn't smell as good). ******************************************** Original Review I've used four different American Crew wax/pomades, and they are all great. They smell great, and they are relatively inexpensive. The hard part is figuring out...what product is good for what hair? I've gone from very short guy hair, to longer guy hair...and as I've done that, the American Crew product that I prefer has changed. With my hair really short, I was using their "classic wax," which they no longer make. I started trying their Fiber product on that short hair, and it worked pretty well. Get my hair fairly damp, work the Fiber in, and it would give me good hold...little spike in the front. Another product I was using with my short hair was TIGI Bed Head Men Matte Separation Wax. That stuff is REALLY sticky...which is fine for short hair. Before I move onto the Pomade, the other thing to consider is...varying the dampness of your hair prior to the product will have a HUGE effect on how it works. For example, you can have your hair fairly damp with the stickier (ie high hold) products, and still be able to work it in really well. As your hair gets drier though, two things happen. The hold becomes even MORE pronounced, but it also becomes harder to work into the hair. So as I grew my hair out...the Fiber began to work less well. I had a lot more hair, and because it's a "higher hold," it actually started to weigh my hair down. Spiking up hair that's only an inch or two long worked fine...but as my hair got to 3+ inches, it would start to fall over. And the Fiber is fairly sticky...so your hair needs to be fairly damp to work it in, but then it doesn't want to stay up. Now I will FINALLY talk about the Pomade! I had to move to a "lower hold" product...and I wasn't used to this at first. I was leaving my hair fairly damp, and putting the pomade into that didn't give it much hold at all (though depending the style you want...like a more traditional mad men kind of look without a lot of spike, then that would be fine). I wanted a little more spike and "verticalness" to my hair, so what I had to do was start drying it more. I've started using a blow dryer to "train" my hair in the direction I want, and to get it much drier (not 100% dry, but maybe 75%). Now the pomade has much more hold! The other product I've been using is the Forming Cream. It's similar to the pomade...but a little less shiny. It has worked well in my longer hair, and like I said before...to get any hold, I need my hair drier. You will probably have to try a couple different products until you find the one you really like. But before you give up on any one product, vary the dampness of your hair first. Hopefully my experience will point you in the right direction. For short hair, use the high hold products with damp hair. For longer hair, use the low hold products with drier hair. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Actually changed my life *by M***H on February 26, 2023* It is odd to say, but this product actually changed my life! I have very thin hair. Just combing it after a shower was useless, because it never stayed in place, and the least wind made it blow in all directions. For decades I used to have to use hair spray to hold it in place. This looked OK until... any big wind came up and blew it out of place ONCE, or I accidently hit/ran into something that dislodged my hair. Then the look was gone. It refused to go back in place until I got home or back to work and could re-spray it. The alcohol in the spray also made my scalp scale up and itch. Then one day... I had just washed my hair, and had not put in hairspray yet, and I went to the barber and after the haircut he asked me if I wanted to try Crew Pomade. I was skeptical, but at that moment, for some reason, I said sure, I will give it a try. I was amazed my hair actually acted like I had thick hair! It actually stayed in place when I combed it, and looked pretty natural (and as a bit of a bonus it made some of my gray hair look a bit more of my original color). I didn't have to use the hair spray any more until I showered again and washed it all out, and I have to put it back on (The amount takes a few times to know how much to put on). But no more worry about wind, (or getting hair knocked when I get in the car and the sun visor hits it unexpectedly...) If it get out of place, just comb it again, and you're as good as new! (As a note: One thing that confuses me is sometimes I get a new container and inside it looks like the lighter color and consistency of say Vaseline, and other times I open a new one and it looks like a dark brownish clear thick jel. They both seem to work the same but I don't understand why the difference.) But for me, I can say it is one of the few products I have EVER used, that I can say it literally changed my life! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for Longer Mens Hair *by R***B on December 19, 2013* I've used four different American Crew wax/pomades, and they are all great. They smell great, and they are relatively inexpensive. The hard part is figuring out...what product is good for what hair? I've gone from very short guy hair, to longer guy hair...and as I've done that, the American Crew product that I prefer has changed. With my hair really short, I was using their "classic wax," which they no longer make. I started trying their Fiber product on that short hair, and it worked pretty well. Get my hair fairly damp, work the Fiber in, and it would give me good hold...little spike in the front. Another product I was using with my short hair was TIGI Bed Head Men Matte Separation Wax. That stuff is REALLY sticky...which is fine for short hair. Before I move onto the Pomade, the other thing to consider is...varying the dampness of your hair prior to the product will have a HUGE effect on how it works. For example, you can have your hair fairly damp with the stickier (ie high hold) products, and still be able to work it in really well. As your hair gets drier though, two things happen. The hold becomes even MORE pronounced, but it also becomes harder to work into the hair. So as I grew my hair out...the Fiber began to work less well. I had a lot more hair, and because it's a "higher hold," it actually started to weigh my hair down. Spiking up hair that's only an inch or two long worked fine...but as my hair got to 3+ inches, it would start to fall over. And the Fiber is fairly sticky...so your hair needs to be fairly damp to work it in, but then it doesn't want to stay up. Now I will FINALLY talk about the Pomade! I had to move to a "lower hold" product...and I wasn't used to this at first. I was leaving my hair fairly damp, and putting the pomade into that didn't give it much hold at all (though depending the style you want...like a more traditional mad men kind of look without a lot of spike, then that would be fine). I wanted a little more spike and "verticalness" to my hair, so what I had to do was start drying it more. I've started using a blow dryer to "train" my hair in the direction I want, and to get it much drier (not 100% dry, but maybe 75%). Now the pomade has much more hold! The other product I've been using is the Forming Cream. It's similar to the pomade...but a little less shiny. It has worked well in my longer hair, and like I said before...to get any hold, I need my hair drier. You will probably have to try a couple different products until you find the one you really like. But before you give up on any one product, vary the dampness of your hair first. Hopefully my experience will point you in the right direction. For short hair, use the high hold products with damp hair. 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