Layrite Cement Clay ,1 count (Pack of 1)

I just got my first faux hawk haircut, and have been trying different styling products left and right. Some were too gooey, some made my hair feel crusty, and some didn't dare to hold up my hair (the top is like 3-4 inches). I also dance, exercise, etc, so I needed something that could hold up all day. I bought maybe 20 or so different options to try, took notes on each, and ranked them on the qualities I needed. Granted, everyone has different hair needs. For me though, this is an amazing product. It keeps the hair flexible, yet holds strong. It has a matte look and provides texture and spikiness without being crusty. It does not make my allergies go mad. It also washes out SUPER easily! Best of all, it has a delicious, vanilla-like fragrance that I just love to smell. Bonus points- I found out if applied on dry hair and I use a fine tooth comb or brush to brush my hair into shape, it will stay up all day with just the one product! Before, I was using a base volume product to blow dry hair, then add a second product. Now I can just let my hair air dry, and put a little of this in! The big jar is also an amazing value. Thank you so much for this product, Layrite.

Works perfect for my son’s hair. Just enough to give it volume and stay in place

5 ⭐️ hair product. Once I started using it I haven’t gone back to use anything else. Works amazing for slick back hair style and makes my hair smell amazing.

Costly but worth it. Held all day and gives for a natural look.

This is an amazing styling clay. I’ve tried about a dozen products and this one came in 2nd place as far as my preferences go. My biggest gripe about this product is that it smells like play dough. The hold is good and lasts into the next day, I would describe this as a low shine rather than matte, it’s easy to apply and easy to rinse off your hands and wash out of your hair. While it does all these things well, the American Crew Matte Clay does everything better. Better hold, longevity, lower shine, washes out easily, and doesn’t smell as bad. It smells like actual clay but it’s very faint and not noticeable once applied in your hair.Nonetheless, this Layrite is still definitely worth trying!

easy to use, smells good， strong power

Get it if it's on sale

I've tried many styling products for my hard Asian hair, and while some Japanese and Korean waxes have a solid hold, none of them ever wash out clean and require conditioning then shampooing to fully remove the rubbery finish. I recently tried the Duke & Cannon Hurricane Pomade from Target, excited since it claimed to "wash out easily" -- but that wasn't the case. Asian hair is notoriously hard to flatten without splashing out big bucks for a perm -- and wearing hats all the time doesn't physically change the nature of your hair (I don't know why so many guys recommend that. It doesn't do jack.). I had used the Original version of Layrite years ago when I rocked a combover, but wanted something with a more solid feel, as I generally do not like the greasy feel of pomades. I didn't know there was this Cement Clay, so I took a chance based off Layrite's easy-rinse promise, and it was perfect -- the clay has that solid, matte finish and actually holds your style down. It held down better than the Original formula. It washes out alright with a conditioner first, then shampoo next -- although sometimes it does still seem to leave a slight film in your hair (but most clays unfortunately do this). My only wish is Layrite released fragrance-free versions of their stuff, as the cream-soda scent can be overwhelming sometimes. But overall, as long as I want to rock combovers, I think this is THE product. Asian guys with hard stubborn hair who want to get their hair flat, this product does it. But note for long-term combovers, I've heard it's still best to perform some chemical treatment to flatten your hair; less product and time needed to style your hair properly.