Josh Rosebrook Hair Cream - hair styling cream that creates height, separation, and texture on short to long hairstyles - 60 mL - 2 Oz

After 3 days I like the product. So far it seems to work for my fine, thick, dry, colored hair adding volume and flexibility before adding hairspray. I like the price!

My husband’s prior styling hair cream was both hard to find and not budget friendly. I love how easy it is to find and order this one, both on Amazon and straight from the manufacturer’s website.As far as the product, he prefers this one versus his prior one. The Josh Rosebrook Hair Cream is lightweight and has minimal odor - an extremely faint citrus scent that I can only smell when I sniff the bottle. Don’t smell it once it’s in the hair.The texture is thick but softens and spreads into the hair nicely. It isn’t greasy and does a good job holding a style and lasting all day. No noticeable negative reactions from the product either.Highly recommend and will be purchasing again (and again). Guess I should consider a subscription.

This is a thick cream with a strong herbal scent, which I typically like, but not this formulation. The smell doesn't linger but it just doesn't make applying it pleasant. It has soooo many ingredients, I don't know if they all serve a purpose. My husband used it in place of his pomade and said it was ok but he didn't like the smell. I used it with damp fingers on dry ends and to smooth halo frizz. It worked alright, probably because of the shea butter, but I have other products I like better. Overpriced, meh performance, unappealing fragrance.

The listing is a good indicator of the Josh Rosebrook Hair Cream that I received. The packaging is decent. I like the texture of the jar. There is not a lot of product included and it expires in less than a year which is not a good value. Although effective, I do not feel like this cream is any better than other products I have gotten at local big box and discount retailers. This Josh Rosebrook Hair Cream is not a bad option.

I’m not sure how to review this exactly. It’s unusual. It comes in a very nice glass jar, filled to the brim. It’s the consistency of an expensive hand cream, which is odd for a hair product. It has what appears to be a thousand ingredients that take of two sides of the box it comes in. It smells so so good! It smells like lemon mostly, which is also a bit odd for a hair product, but I still like it. The smell does not linger in my hair, so it doesn’t get annoying through the day.I have used a ton of different hair products, and I honestly have no idea how exactly I’m supposed to use this one. There are no directions. Is it good for wet hair? Dry hair? Both? How much? What effects should one expect? I tried it on dry hair, and not much seemed to happen. It gave it a little bit of sticking up power, and it didn’t leave any noticeable change in texture. It wasn’t enough that I thought using it on dry hair was a good idea. So, I tried it on wet hair. I wanted to texturize my short hair and give it a little tousled volume, enhance what my hair usually does. As far as I can tell, it did absolutely nothing. I used it on my roots, mostly, and blew it dry pulling it up, like I would normally texturize, and nothing was different than if I used no product. So I’m still not really sure what the purpose is. I feel like it may have protected my hair from the dry, added some moisture and softness, which is good.So, I like the product. I enjoy using the product because of the feel and the scent, but it really doesn’t seem to do anything much. Leaves my hair feeling like there is absolutely no product in it, which is great, but it also doesn’t seem to change my hair at all. At the price, it should do something and not just be a pleasant product.

I have fine baby hair around my forehead that is unruly and drives me nuts. I have used other products specifically for this issue but those products flaked off & looks even worse. I absolutely love this product.It holds down those fine baby hairs and doesn't flake or look like glue. This cream is slightly heavy with a very faint but pleasant aroma. I applied it to the hair that I wanted to control and it worked like a champion. No ugly flaking or caking. It held the hair firm but natural. I would definitely recommend it and I will purchase it again when I run out.This was sent to me as a part of the Amazon vine program and is provided for no cost but is considered income for tax purposes. My review is my personal assessment of the product and my goal is to give a complete and honest evaluation

This hair cream actually works and does what it says it will do, which is combat frizzy hair and define curls. I did notice that my hair was less frizzy after using it. You are supposed to put it on your wet or towel dried hair. I recommend warming it up in your hand first because it is a bit thick. It does say that this is not recommended for thin hair. It has amazing ingredients with Shea Butter being first on the list. The only thing that I cannot get passed is the strong scent. It smells very strongly of herbs.

I’ve been using pomades and hair creams a long time, and they all work differently. The product description for this formula says it sculpts, separates and defines hair, and perhaps it does if more is used per application. I only use a small amount at a time on my dry, shortly layered hair. End results are better texture and it gives dryness a more natural/conditioned look. This can be used either on dry hair or as a leave-in conditioner before blow drying.