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It’s been quite some time since I’ve gotten my hair cut. Every single time I go in, I tell Leonard NOT to cut the top. In which, he agrees. But nearing the end, HE CUTS THE TOP. Not just about half a centimeter, but a good 3/4 of an inch. I’m letting my hair grow out a tad bit longer, so my pomp stays full and high, come VLV XIV.
I have a cocktail of Murray’s Superior, Sweet Georgia Brown (purple can.) The Murray’s Superior gives me that base layer of pomade, I like to gradually add on to. The Sweet Georgia Brown helps break down the “toughness” of the Murray’s. Which most people find to be to harsh for their hair. I also added a tad bit of DAX Wave and Groom to the front, to give a little extra support.
The difference between my pomps and the usual suspects, is that mine doesn’t look like a taco shell sitting at my hairline. I usually call those pomps “shield pomps.” They’re combed up like shields! Yes, I’m very biased towards my hair and the hairstyles I post up.-
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This is an extension of my normal blog, www.therebelrouser.com. Greaser culture, hair, music, lifestyle, rockabilly music, fashion, and a whole lot more. As well as my affinity for pomade. Not that drug store brand, but that greasy shit that holds your pompadours, coats your pillows and sticks to your Levis. As much as I, or any guy likes to look at pin-ups, you won't be seeing much of that around here. So no Bettie Page copycats, skinny-jean-wearing models (unless I'm making fun of it, of course,) or zombie bullshit. Big body American made cars and trucks, full pompadours, and beer. Unless stated otherwise, I do not own or claim to own the photos I post up. The source will be named or linked to. And for those who care about their pictures being used on the internet, make a private photobucket or flickr account. It's not that hard.
