Old SpiceHair Clay for Men 2.22 Each Twin Pack

Best of least expensive name brand clays. Manley, not too overwhelming scent. Hair was easily put back into Style by hand after being wind blown.

- Able to apply on wet or dried hair- Strong hold for long time- Great smell

I use this product and saw that it was no longer available in stores. The point-of-sale displays no longer show 4 containers, just 3 and the clay is not there. Glad to find some on Amazon! Old Spice Clay is the best product I've found to hold my medium-length hairstyle throughout a busy day..I apply it after wetting one hand, rubbing palms together with a dab of clay between, and working the resultant thin cream thoroughly into my towel damp hair. After a brushing down and pressing in a couple waves, since it is as naturally straight as you can get, I then apply some extra hold hair spray and let it air dry. Once dried, I brush once more, which loosens up the strands and makes it look like there's no product there, then apply one more burst of hair spray. Done! My hair style stays looking good for the rest of the day. I've spent an afternoon cutting grass and it still looks good, yet entirely natural. As you first apply it, it looks whitish on the skin and hair but rubbing it in, that quickly disappears..Other lotions and gels seem to lose their hold very quickly. Gels in particular make the hair stick together and look unnatural. One puff of wind with lotion and my hair is all out of place. With the clay it imparts a stiffness to the hairs, yet not one that actually looks or feels stiff to the touch. The next day, it still has those great holding qualities, after dampening it back into the style I have. I usually wash it every day and it washes out easily..I've not tried other clay products. Old Spice works for me and is a very good price at only $4 an ounce. Cheaper than most others. I hope I can continue to buy it!

Old Spice Clay is the overall best that I've used so far. However, this newer formula (the one with beeswax and in a shorter container) is not quite as good as the older formula.Also, I'm pretty sure this product is discontinued. It is no longer sold in stores I frequent and Amazon listings are at an exponentially increasing price.

For reference, I have short-medium thin hair, side part style.I have tried various clays in order to find the one that is perfect for me. The prices have ranged from $25 to $10. I was very cautious about a clay by Old Spice as I relate the brand to hygienic products. But after going through the whole tin, I am pleasantly surprised as how well the clay works and the exceptional value of it. The matte finish was exactly what I was looking for and the hold is medium which again is what I was looking for. The scent may throw you off as it smells soap-ish but once applied, it is barely noticeable. I only need a dime sized product and it covers every hair strand and the tin lasted me for almost 2 months.Overall, highly recommended if you like a matte finish with medium hold. It’s value holds up to those that are pricier.