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Pilgrim's® Vegan Pomade (Mandarin and Clary Sage)

€21,20

Our pomades are back and we are stoked to introduce a new and improved recipe. Those of you that have tried our previous pomade will be pleased with the new formula which is gummier in texture and washes out easily with shampoo.

Our Old School Pomade is based on the classic pomade texture (a perfect balance of greasy, waxy and gummy) but achieved here without the addition of animal fats and petroleum products.

As Sloan notes in the blog post about using pomade, beyond its obvious styling, shaping and sculpting uses: for people with dry hair, the pomade can function as a conditioner of sorts, locking in moisture by coating the hair with a nourishing, organic seal of protection. 

This pomade features a light to medium hold and comes in a new matte black travel tin. 

Hold: Light to Medium

Finish: Medium shine

Scent: Mandarin, Clary sage and Cedar wood

Smells like: Leathery with hints of wood resins, tea and citrus. Its a really pleasant aroma that is unisex and beloved by men and women.

100% Vegan

Size: 2 oz travel tin

Never tested on animals, only willing humans

Made with only pure plant oils, vegetable wax and butters.

How to use

Scoop a small amount of pomade into hand and warm between palms. Rub evenly into hair and style as desired. 

Ingredients

*Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (fractionated coconut oil),*Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Euphorbia Cerifera (candelilla) Wax, *Salvia sclarea ( Clary Sage ) oil, *Juniperus Virginiana (Cedar Wood) oil, *Citrus reticulata (Mandarin ) Oil,**Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, and (Tocopherol) Vitamin E.

*= organic ingredient

Vitamin e is sourced from non GMO ingredients

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