Diy Pomade I How To Make Pomade L Make Your Own Hair Product
- Posted on 19 April, 2016
- Hair Care
- By Anonymous
I'm taking it up a notch! New Intro and New lights!
In this video I show you how to make your own homemade oil based pomade.
Ingredients used in the formula:
Beeswax pellets-http://www.amazon.com/Organic-Beeswax-...
Fragrance-http://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Orange-Lar...
Double Boiler-http://www.amazon.com/Neeshow-Internat...
Castor Oil-http://www.amazon.com/Majestic-Pure-Ca...
Petroleum Jelly- Walmart
Metal Tins-http://www.amazon.com/Metal-Steel-Cont...
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Music: Derlee: Just Chillin
What'S up guys Mike here, my man, TV? Thank you so much for coming back to my channel. I am so excited for today's video. It has been about a month or so in the planning, and I have been experimenting a lot to create this video for you today. So, as you can tell from the title of the video it's gon na be about how to make your own cold based pomade at home, I have been kind of experimenting, doing research testing for about six weeks or so on, a DIY pomade and I have narrowed It down to a very simple process using only three ingredients that will help you make a semi-decent coal-based, pomade, I'm going to show you guys the ingredients, I'm going to show you guys step-by-step, how I made the pomade to help you guys do it at home and Then we will also get into a giveaway that I have at the end of this video. So, let's get started the ingredients I'm going to be using today are petroleum, jelly, castor oil, natural beeswax and some orange essential oils. Let'S get started. What I have here is just a normal pot with some water in it. I got it cranked up to about medium heat. Now, I'm gon na add my double boiler here. This is just a little Tendo boiler that I got off Amazon. It'S actually the perfect size for the stuff that I'm making wasn't very expensive, and it's got these little pouring spouts on the sides which make it super convenient. We are now going to add our beeswax. Now. If I was doing this professionally, I would weigh it all out and kind of do it all professionally. But since I'm just doing this for fun, I'm just going to do it economically and use a teaspoon. And I'm going to put about five teaspoons of my beeswax pellets in the double boiler. That'S four and there's five. Now that's going to melt fairly quickly, okay, so here's what we're left with you can see. The wax has melted down all the way to a liquid form. Now for this I'm going to match the same amount of beeswax to petroleum, so it's going to be five teaspoons, so there's the petroleum in there now, I'm not let that melt down. Just like the beeswax, I'm going to stir it a little bit at this point, because it's going to melt down a lot quicker than the beeswax did now we want to put less castor oil in than the other two ingredients. So like the way it comes out when you put too much in there, so I'm going to only add about four in there instead of five and then I'm going to just keep stirring. So at this time I'm actually going to take it off of the burner set it on the stove lit, let it sit there for about a minute and then we'll go in with the fragrance all right. So at this point it's been sitting for about a minute and a half, and I'm going to go in with the fragrance now and, like I said, the fragrance I'm gon na be using is an orange, essential oil, and this is such a small amount. Only about two ounces: you really don't need a lot of fragrance. It'S really easy, I think, to overpower it with the fragrance, so I'm actually not even going to fill the tea spoon spoon up with the oil it's almost full, but not quite, and then you just dump it in there and then I like to take my fork And just stir it that's about it now we're gon na now we're going to pour it. So I like to pour it at kind of a medium pace, not too slow, but not too fast either, and I think that that really comes out good and from there we are just going to let it sit. It does not take long to set probably about 10 15 minutes, particularly cool okay. I think we're you check out our product here, so it's completely hardened. As you can see it's not liquid anymore. It'S now been transformed into kind of a more visible pomade type texture. The breakdown, on the hand, is very much like a traditional based. Pomade comes out nice. You can feel it's not too sticky, but it does have some grip, so not bad for only three ingredients, alright guys, so there we have it. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and learning how to make your own pomades at home I'll, be interested to see how your guys's pomades turn out. Shoot me a comment in the comment section down below. Let me know how it worked for you. Let me know what you guys like about it, what you didn't like about it, don't forget to subscribe to my channel. That really helps me grow. I have big subscriber goals for this year, so I'm hoping that I can achieve that. One video at a time also, like I said in the beginning of the video I'm going to be doing a giveaway, I'm going to be giving away one jar of Prelude. This is an awesome new pomade that I just bought and I bought it with the intention to give it away on my channel rules of the giveaway one. You must be a subscriber, and yes, I can see when my subscriber count is not going up, but there's a ton of comments. The second and third thing you got to do is super-easy. You got to like this video and you got to leave me a comment in the comment section just tell me where you're watching from and why I should pick you I'm going to let this giveaway run probably till Saturday and on Saturday I'm going to be choosing The winner and I'll post, the winners name on my Marmon TV, Facebook page, the link to the Facebook page will be down below. So you got a like to Facebook page in order to see the winner and I'm opening up to anybody. Anybody that wants to enter can I will choose one winner at random on the Facebook page good luck to everyone. I wish I had a ton of jars of something to give everyone, but I'm going to choose one person and if you don't win this giveaway don't be discouraged. I actually have another giveaway coming up in a shampoo video that I'm going to be doing very soon. Either next week or the week after, thanks again guys for watching this video check it out, my channel subscribing good luck to all the contest entries. Let me know how that DIY pomade turns out, for you guys, and I will see you right here next time on modern men, TV
Comments
Modern Man TV: if you are finding this video in January 2017 I have just uploaded a new video examining the brewing process of an unorthodox waterbased pomade as requested. Enjoy-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8edhMs2LLc
lovegorgeoushair: Awesome video! All the ingredients used is also used in chapsticks and moisterizers. You can use this for your lips and skin if it feels dry =)
Booted Boy: Hey Mike, I am tuning in from Atlanta, GA and I am a huge pomade enthusiast and have always thought about making my own. Thanks for the video and keep 'em coming.
Aaron Tran: Awesome vid Mike, I'm from Canada and I've been really getting in to the pomade world lately. Coming from the salon type hair products and getting this would really help me expand my experience with the pomade world.
nickdaawgg: Found out about your videos on EP and I enjoy your modern take on videos and also enjoy that you're not just set on pomade reviews only. It's always a pleasure watching your videos because you can genuinely see how excited you are and they fun you're having making these videos. Ps I'd love that prelude, I don't own a colab pomade yet.
Gnome Beard: I made something very similar. I used beeswax, BTMS-50, hemp seed oil, cocoa butter, castor jelly and bentonite clay. The clay helps keep it matte. Just melt all ingredients and in the end add the clay and keep stirring. Stir until thicken and scoop into your container. Do not use a aluminum or metal container because it will deactivate the clay. Also it's best to use a thermometer and never let it go above 180 degrees. At around 90 degrees add the essential oils or fragrance oils.
Steven Bettez: Hey man! Great video! I live in Coventry, Rhode Island and have been using pomades for a little over a year. That being said, I've never tried a clay pomade. I've heard awesome things about Prelude, and I'd like to really try this stuff out! Thanks man! Keep making videos dude
Modern Man TV: Hello! Thank you to all that is viewing this video! I've been getting a lot of questions lately related to this video. I am not a formal pomade maker, I simply found a way to make a very easy one using three ingredients. I did however team up with a real pomade homebrewer to make a Joker themed pomade called clown prince. If you check some of my recent videos you can see more info about it or find it at my etsy shop while it's still in stock Joker themed hair pomade! https://www.etsy.com/shop/ModernManTV
Jeremy Velez: Nice vid Mike! im watching from California and you should pick me because my taste for pomade has really been evolving these past couple of months and im always looking for new products to try. i went from using basic gel pomades like Suavecito and Layrite to more high end quality pomades like Lockharts and Goon Grease, etc. :D
Anthony Smiley: Actually use Lanolin instead of the jelly. Helps alot with moisturizing everything and has a good styling property as well
xHibachi24x: Hey brother! I watch a bunch of different pomade reviewers, and I happened to find your channel today. I LOVE that you released this video because all the other DIY pomade videos aren't good in my opinion. I was extremely surprised that you are barely at 2k subs because I can tell from the 5 videos I've watched that you have high-quality content. The production and editing of your videos reminds me of Gary G from WesternGent because the two of you mix in awesome music with an engaging personality. I wish you the best, and I can safely say that you're already ahead of the many other reviewers I watch in terms of quality. Lastly, that would be AWESOME if you could do a tutorial on how to do unorthodox pomades because I can't find anything on how to make them online.
Gerardo Cardenas: Great video!! This video was very interesting to watch and will try this with a few tweaks and I'm from California and would love to try the prelude product don't really have enough to buy these more expensive products and have only tried the beeswax mister pompadour and thank you for reading this comment and giving me a chance .
Ryan Liew: good looking pomade greetings from Malaysia! I would definitely be happy if you picked me as the winner of this clay, i live very far from where this clay was made so its kinda impossible for me to actually get my hands on one of em without spending a whole load of money on shipping and the product itself. winning this giveaway would be a blessing for me to try out this clay, thank you.
JR Buffington: Mike great video. I just made a diy beard balm and came out amazing.
Vishal Potluri: Such a quality video man, the quality just keeps getting better! Im from Australia, where not too many American pomades are available to purchase. I was always interested to try a hair product that has received good reviews and as to why I don't just order the products online, I'm not too sure about which product to purchase and the shipping cost+ product cost is too much for me at the moment(Uni) and I would love to get a hair product to try out. Keep up your videos man, looking forward to more awesome videos!
Daniël Rabani: Hi man, really interesting video. Based on your knowledge, which ingredients are neccesary to make a wet look strong hold shiny (all together) in one pomade??
Danthemooncow: Hey Mike, been watching you for a while now all the way from Adelaide, Australia! Keep up the awesome content! I desperately need some o dat prelude because i need more pomade and the one I made turned out like shit
Maaz Mansoor: Awesome man!!!I tried making a small amount of pomade today thanks to this.prolly like 1 oz just to try it out.scented it with lavender essential oil which I added too much and now the whole place smells like lavender unless the jar is shut tightly
Juan F. Rosati: hey there! I'm happy to see your channel growing. I'd love to win the giveaway cause I'm interested in start using pomades given I'm more into waxes and clays so it'd be good to go for a change. cheers from Argentina
Juaaanittooo: Keep up the quality videos man, I've been really enjoying your videos these last few months. I really do believe that you will reach your goal this year. Good luck!
jesse minielly: Great video and great channel. I'm watching from Canada and would love to try prelude, I missed it when it came out! Keep up the good work, sir!
Arthur Nguyen: Are there downsides to melting ingredients in the microwave? (intervals of 15 sec followed by stirring everything together)
makcikeropokaka: Hey! Great video.. Does your pomade feels greasy/oily or does it feels more like water-based?
Modern Man TV: Thank you everyone for the comments and kind words. Make sure if your wanting to win that you hit that subscribe button!
Chinedu Obidike: Hey Modern Man. What can you add to the pomade to prevent it from melting in warm weather?
Susanna Antoine: I prefer the petroleum jelly instead, I would love to try this recipe out
Jose: Hey Mike ! I'm from Los Angeles and prom is coming up in 3 weeks I was hoping I would be able to get a nice pomade for the special day ! Aha hope I could win and nice video !(:
Oliva: Great video Mike!!! Watching you from Spain! I would love to try Prelude, it´s not available in Spain and I think I´m a suscriber like 10 months and I really like your way to make videos! :D Keep doing this great videos Mike!
MACLUI: I love making slicky pomades -with crystalline wax. Then I gotta jerry Garcia the sh!t out of my pillow case also! ♻️
liam paterson: Love your vids so much man looking forward to you next vids , I'm watching this from New Zealand and in nz there is no good hair products for my hair or hair in general so I really need something decent to hold up my hair, thanks keep up the great work ☺️
Bob Timuruly: I see you are really trying to make the best video as possible, this is probably the best video I saw on how to make a pomade, keep it up!
S Trần: If i want to decrease the shine, which ingredient(s) do I have to reduce? Thank you very much!
Jorem Concepcion: clean color and everything looks great!
Corey Carter-Davis: Watching from Houston,Texas! I'm new to your channel and I would love to try this product out!
Alfredo Rodas: I'm watching from Riverside, CA and I deserve to win this giveaway because I watch all your videos and I've been supporting your channel from pretty early on!! I wasn't fortunate to win the last giveaway with the suavecito products but I'm going to keep trying!!!
Bill Clitton: Dont make a recepy based on volume, instead base it of weight. It´ll be alot easier to get the right quantaties without it being to sticky, hard or oily.
Donna Doram: Hi, Modern Man, I'm a grandma who's trying to make a cream for all my girls using Shea Butter. I bought 5lbs to divide and mix into a cream as gifts for my girls. So can I use your basic pomade recipe to mix with the Shea Butter and I'd love to receive your gift too!! I subscribed, "liked" your page too. What else do you suggest?
Brian Kop: Out of all of the DYI pomade videos, yours is definitely the best.
Eric Kelly: I'm watching from New York and would love to win since I missed out on Prelude and could use an awesome clay in my pomade collection!
wuggi: Thanks for the video, it was very helpful!
Premium Hair: Hey man I am watching this video here from Chicago! I hope I can win the Prelude because I have been really into the messy look lately and I feel like it would be a perfect product for this style! Thanks man!
Willow Huxley: hi, I am thinking about making pomade for my boyfriend. I saw ingredients with shea butter, beeswax and jojoba oil. But I think they might not give a creamy texture I want. But your recipe looks perfect and creamy. Is it because you used petroleum gel? Can you tell me what other recipes you have tried out but not as good as this one? Thanx!
Christian Toy: Watching from Texas. Love the simplicity of the pomade. Pick me because I just watched all of your videos.
Got Codes: Does this become extra hard? Is it oily? Does it have too much grainy textures?
HeyBrah!: I'm watching from Cali, and I would like to try out this Pomade since I'm not very experienced with them and I would like to be exposed to new products :)
Fun Speedcuber: Hi. Is it ok to use this product everyday, or should i use it every other day? Also, is this pomade oil-based? Is it hard to wash out? Are there any sideeffects to using this pomade? How often should i wash my hair when using this product? Also i will use coconut oil instead of vaseline, is this ok? Please reply.
Jean Sabornido: Your video tutorial is very clear , and concise. I really understand . Im a filipina and will be making my own version of organic pomade and this video really help me a lot.
Angkeet Abid: New subscriber from Bangladesh. Saw your poll on the Blumaan Community page, was really waiting to see this video. Will try this soon. I wanna win cause I really give an effort on my hair but high quality products such as these are not available in my country and shipping it costs too much. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Darrel Delago: I'm gonna start cooking pomade this summer. I'm making a lavender one!
Boyd K: What kind of fragance oil do you used ? Thank for advance ^^
Adrian Barter: Great video man - but would love to see you styling with the end product!
Gil Mauricio: hey! i'm watching you from luxembourg! i want that pomade because i never had a pomade and i would really enjoy making a shine pomp and a shine slickbach!(sorry for my english)
mike acord: Interesting and simple. Will give it a try. Pomades can be expensive! I support your subscriber goals!! Take care...Mike
Kadiatou Bah: Hello I tried a recipe but after 3 weeks the ointment started to go rancid. I used rosemary essential oil to preserve it.
1234 set hook: Great video. I'm going to make some for me
Sesio Ramadhan: for the ingredients im using : - White Beeswax - MicroWax - Petroleum Jelly - Castor oil and it is sooo good
DOOMER 007: What can I use instead of bee's wax ?
Arthur McVey: Can you use candle wax?
Ball Is Life: What kind of stores do you usually find beeswax?
THEREALSINNER247: What would you use or substitute if u wanted a matte finish or low shine...shine control?
jonesey903: Dallas, Texas! Pick me please, bought to jars of prelude and they got lost/stolen in the mail. Love the content, keep it up!
Kristoffer Larsson: woow i made my own pomade by mixing hair wax, vaseline and saltspray and it ended up insane. omg try this one
Belvin Nadar: Use coconut oil instead of petroleum jelly.
WarDaddy 1945: How was the hold though? Heavy? medium? Trying to make my own and am curious as to how much and of what to put in that’ll make it have more hold.
hung hoang: Hello I come from Vietnam. I really like pomade and have tried cooking it (for personal use, not for business purposes). But the pomade I cook has a lumpy appearance, like beeswax. Please advise me to improve my knowledge. Thank you very much!!!
BobbyJake Bobby: I changed a few ingredients and it turned out well
Luke Watson: Nice! gonna make this for my friend, he really wants a pomade :)
Lag1914: Great Tutorial. Would've liked to see how it looked on your hair
Wobelll: Is there a substitute for petroleum? Can i use coconut oil instead of castor oil?
Imtiaz Sharif: Can we use argon oil instead of coconut oil ?? Please
Rehman Maknojia: Daymm Mike, back at it again with a great video. keep doing up the good work. hoping to win (fingers crossed) :p
Lawrence Lam: is the castor oil necessary? and also, can I add a bit of argan oil, since that seems to work very well for me
Christlich, Deutsch, Gerecht und Frei: Can you add perfume as a scent or do you think that would damage the hair?
Royston Tan: Hey im from singapore and I feel I should win the giveaway as it's very hard for me to access this product and would really like to win☺️ love the vids btw
Handy Official: That was cool man. I'll give a try :)
Andre Dizon: Can you put food coloring to give it color?
Bizon: from Australia, love your videos buddy this video will definitely take you channel further!
adam Christian calaluan: Hi! Im just curious on how to make a DIY color hair wax. Please please make a video about that one! Thank you! The hair product is called Mofajang.
Austin: Do i have to use castor oil or can I use avocado oil
Tanishq Khera: Can we use normal wax
Ghost: Will this dry out in your hair?
Minoxidil Beard and hair products: What's the difference between beard wax and pomade?
Sherry Mehdipour: thanks for your video. do you know how to make hair styling clay or hair grooming clay? thanks
Taylor Gamaza: I'm watching from Bakersfield, California. Been watching for awhile. I love the videos!
Reynardo Christian: hey bro, can I replace the petroleum jelly and castor oil by virgin coconout oil and a bit of olive oil ? is it change the texture ?
Jojo Erasmusnt: How long is its shelf life?
Tyler Allen - Williams: Thanks for this video!! I would use less petroleum because it is bad for your hair. Well it really depends on how much you use in your hair. But keep up the good work!!
Zac Parks: I need this because I missed out on the first release LOL. watching from St. Louis!
Dallen Ewell: Can I use regular wax
Da'Vonte Sandifer: Where did you get the pomade container and labels
Adonis 22_7: Very well done
Pubudu Karunarathne: It's really interesting.But how easy to take it off?
Cooking with Katy&Marco Mereu: how does it scoop?is strong or soft
ALFREDO TORRES: where did you get the small container at ??
Joshua Gatchalian: Cool vid. Im gonna try this :)
Fb Forlive85: hi, i watched you from Malaysia and i want that pomade because i want to try something new keep up the good work
Darlene Battle: Hey!! I like that. This will cause me to save alot of money because I like pomade. Thank you!
erick montes: I'm from Mexico and I like to win because I want!! Hahaha I've never won a giveaway and what a better way that wining a pomade u rock!
Ezkayë: how do i make the pomade to get the coconut scent from its oil to lose the scent?
Reality Hunter: Great processbro!!