Sons Thickening Hair Clay For Men. Hair Styling Clay with Caffeine & Biotin. Pomade for Men's Hair Growth & Thickening. Treatment For Hair Loss & Thinning. 1 Month Supply. Made in Europe.

Works will And has improved my hair just be aware prolonged use does rub out like dandruff so be careful

Works well and smells nice

I can't speak on the hair health benefits but I'm hoping it's doing something. It does give your hair more body but can clump up if you try to restyle whilst dry. I like the matte finish and the scent is quite pleasant to me. Calling it a replacement for your current styling product is a bit ambitious at best. The hold is so weak that your better off using this as a prestyler before using something stronger or at least have some hairspray to hand. But then it's a very expensive prestyler.

I have very fine fly away hair, and maybe it's also thinning a little as i get to middle age.I've tried lots of products to give more volume and fullness to my hair, from strong hold mousse, to gels etc.I've only been using this product for a few days, and i'm already sold on it. It really gives my hair more volume - especially if i apply it when damp and blow it dry. Makes me feel like i've got a full head of hair again and gives me more confidence as it also holds my hair in place and style.It does seem a bit expensive for a hair product - i normally don't pay more than £5, but i guess you do get what you pay for. Nice smell too! Recommended!

My sons have both used this and found it very easy to use and effective. A little goes a long way and made it much easier for them to style their hair. The consistency was good and they said it felt very lightweight in their hair.

I'm so angry right now! This stupid product has caused me to lose a substantial amount of hair, almost creating a bold patch on my head!I applied the clay as per the instructions to the front of my head and after 4 days, my hair started to fall out like nothing!My hair is still continuously falling out as per the picture, and it looks like the clay has completely destroyed the root, the one thing it was meant to help and prevent.Do not buy this at any cost! I'm not too sure how much damage this has caused so I'm booking a doctor's appointment to see if it's completely destroyed all of my roots in the area I applied it to.

It's a good hair clay that helps hold a style throughout the day and has a nice scent.I've been using almost daily for about a month and while I like the product I can't give 5 stars because the hair loss treatment claims are rather questionable. I have 1 patch of thinning hair which doesn't seem to have changed at all despite very regular usage and the rest of my hair doesn't seem any thicker. As with most products perhaps it would have an impact in the very long term but you simply don't know and the price hike due to these claims makes the product far less attractive.

Well, the elephant in the room here is the price tag. It's currently £26.99 for 75ml. IF it was the best hair styling/care product on the face of the Earth, I'd still have trouble recommending it at that price (based on the list of ingredients). And it certainly isn't the best styling option... not even close.So I suppose it depends on what your intended use of this clay is. Purely as a product to hold your style. It's pretty weak. You'll most likely need another product to fix your style in conjunction with this. Unless you have very manageable hair, I wouldn't recommend it as a styling product.It does, however, de-frizz your hair quite well. I have very fine hair and it takes the frizzy out of it. Staying with the positive attributes, it's quite a light clay and has a mousse-like quality to it. It's not heavy to use at all and it smells good too. It brushes out easily... But this is obviously the upside of not providing much hold!As for the thickening properties. Well. Technically speaking anything you put on your hair is going to have a thickening effect isn't it?! As I mentioned, this can be useful in styling fine hair, but if you have thinning hair then it's up to you to decide. Volumising, I'm afraid, is a bit of a contentious word for me here. I certainly don't see any difference between using this, in comparison to any other hair clay.If you have already very manageable hair with expensive tastes, then this one might be for you.