I love the “Is it still worth it” format. So many products have come out over the past few years that it’s hard to keep up, and looking back at some of the classics with hindsight is a great idea!
I never did it because I thought it would just feel weird. I decided I would just put it out of my mind and just treat it almost like a new review and I think it ended up pretty good.
Jack Henry is the freaking best! The Clay kicks butt and proves it can be done with only a few high quality Real ingredients. For people out there trying to avoid all the crappy stuff in hair and beauty products, there just aren’t that many options. Super stoked I found these guys.
@@jameskilleen7804 hey there! Not a bad idea. Although I’m not sure it’s a fair comparison across the board. Cloud control and forte series are tonics- a collection of oils or a single oil in the case of forte. The 25 spray is a bit different it contains vastly different ingredients like Shea butter, peg 40, vp/Va- it’s just a different type of product really. It would be like comparing a texture spray to a pomade in other words.
in your last review of this product, you mentioned how it's even better when used in damp/towel dried hair, and it made it a totally different (better) product. i find it very odd that this important piece of info wasn't mentioned here...unless that it's no longer the case.
@Eric I hear ya. Cool Review.. in 2018 he said on wet hair he used half as much product and got 2x the hold. he also said in 2018 it needed 3 shampoos to wash it out vs. now he is saying only one shampoo. so unless they recently changed the formula? who knows!
@@zach3955 crazy huh? Well i decided to buy this product again lol, last time i had it was when it came in a glass jar and not this plastic one and I accidentally lost it a while back.
@@zach3955 in complete honesty, it gravitates more towards paying for the name than product, i bought the product off their website directly and got the 1 oz jar and spent like 28 bucks? That’s after mikes discount too. It was a bit cheaper back then and honestly, I wasn’t a big fan of it because due to the fact i have fine wavy hair, the product made it pretty greasy and was NOT sweat resistant and would make my hair fall flat after like an hour in like 80 degree heat. BUT after about 3 or 4 years of styling my hair I definitely want to give it another try. The only special thing i can say about this is how minimalist it is in terms of ingredients which is neat i guess. Other than that i have no current opinion on the product or it’s tricks. I can give you an update on how it performs in about a week or less.
@@zach3955 little late on the update but i tried it for a couple days, now i will say it definitely performs alot better than last time i used it, the hold I’d say is a 8/10 if you put it in slightly damp hair and use about two dime sized scoops maybe a bit more. I have fine wavy hair which is at about 7 inches long atm which i like to slick back and this product does the job when i use about two scoops. Now that being said while it is better than it was before imo it’s something i would use as a backup since the hold tended to fluctuate from a 8/10 to 4/10. My main go to products are clays that provide ALOT of hold while giving a matte finish and good texture such as enigma from lockhart and root and muddles matte clay. Let me know if you have more questions.
I have a tub of shampoos from my shampoo search segment and if they work for me in the video- they enter the tub and I just basically do a random grab, use it and toss it back in until it’s empty. Most shampoos worth their salt will wash out a product like this. Even oil based ones I’ve found that if you start with a little conditioner first, then shampoo it brings it right out. I did just recently make my own set though so I’ll obviously be using that a ton cuz it will be widely available to me
It's not really that popular or not many people know if it but I really like Cremo Clay it's damn good really strong hold goes in the hair really easy and washes out really easy and I have extremely thick hair
I just rewatched your video of the old skool JH from 2018….put me in the mood for some Cheesecake Factory. Not sure if you recall via email, but I brought up JH. Haha. Did I spark a video??
Sir, NO GUNK JUST FUNK ! this is also interesting brand. This along with educated beards confident hold hair pomade would love to hear your thoughts. NO GUNK STYLING FUNK JUST FUNK NO GUNK JUST FUNK YEAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
Still good advice though- Templeton makes awesome stuff. I find you can apply “just use Templeton” in a lot of aspects of life. Having a bad day? Just use Templeton 🤣
@@vendetta2975 I’ll have to check and see if he sent that one out. He might have and I just forgot about it, or he might not have. I get so many video requests a week now it’s kind of crazy.
It feels like a lite version of Kevin Murphy what's your say Mike?I think it's worth the price it performs well and it has organic ingredients so I'm quite surprised as to how good it is
Ehh maybe a light version of gritty business, but less oily, and more texture, but I’m not fully even on board with that cuz I feel like they are still pretty different. Also RIP gritty business.. loved that product 😕
I love the “Is it still worth it” format. So many products have come out over the past few years that it’s hard to keep up, and looking back at some of the classics with hindsight is a great idea!
I never did it because I thought it would just feel weird. I decided I would just put it out of my mind and just treat it almost like a new review and I think it ended up pretty good.
Jack Henry is the freaking best! The Clay kicks butt and proves it can be done with only a few high quality Real ingredients. For people out there trying to avoid all the crappy stuff in hair and beauty products, there just aren’t that many options. Super stoked I found these guys.
What about Oxfordhill Clay?
Nevermind. Jack Henry is my favorite!!!!!! HANDS DOWN!! I use it on damp hair and absolutely loveeeee it
I love the first batch of formula they had. Nothing will ever top that formula
Did it change? I didn’t even know that
@Flying what do you find diff. comparing new and old formula?
Glass jar one right? Maybe I’m misremembering but yeah the hold in that was exceptional for me.
Has my interest. Never tried this
Enjoyed the vid ✌🏻
VIDEO IDEA I think the community would love a vid if you could compare the 25 spray Vs the cloud control Vs the forte series organ oil !!!
I’d love to see the pros and cons so everyone can chose what will benefit their particular hair type for, myself included!
@@jameskilleen7804 hey there! Not a bad idea. Although I’m not sure it’s a fair comparison across the board. Cloud control and forte series are tonics- a collection of oils or a single oil in the case of forte. The 25 spray is a bit different it contains vastly different ingredients like Shea butter, peg 40, vp/Va- it’s just a different type of product really. It would be like comparing a texture spray to a pomade in other words.
@@MMTV very helpful thanks!
How does it compare to Byrd clay or hanz de fuko claymation?
How strong is the hold? I have thick wavy hair and need hold
in your last review of this product, you mentioned how it's even better when used in damp/towel dried hair, and it made it a totally different (better) product.
i find it very odd that this important piece of info wasn't mentioned here...unless that it's no longer the case.
Hey man! Only got 5 mins haha. Can’t mention everything.
@Eric I hear ya. Cool Review.. in 2018 he said on wet hair he used half as much product and got 2x the hold. he also said in 2018 it needed 3 shampoos to wash it out vs. now he is saying only one shampoo. so unless they recently changed the formula? who knows!
@@aprolifix didn’t they change formulas?… change in formula means change in features? Weird
@@MMTV I hear ya.. I am looking into it
Takes forever to wash out for me. Only down side.
Wow so crazy you uploaded this right now, i was thinking about this clay and was watching your videos all last night lol.
@@zach3955 crazy huh? Well i decided to buy this product again lol, last time i had it was when it came in a glass jar and not this plastic one and I accidentally lost it a while back.
@@zach3955 in complete honesty, it gravitates more towards paying for the name than product, i bought the product off their website directly and got the 1 oz jar and spent like 28 bucks? That’s after mikes discount too. It was a bit cheaper back then and honestly, I wasn’t a big fan of it because due to the fact i have fine wavy hair, the product made it pretty greasy and was NOT sweat resistant and would make my hair fall flat after like an hour in like 80 degree heat. BUT after about 3 or 4 years of styling my hair I definitely want to give it another try. The only special thing i can say about this is how minimalist it is in terms of ingredients which is neat i guess. Other than that i have no current opinion on the product or it’s tricks. I can give you an update on how it performs in about a week or less.
@@zach3955 little late on the update but i tried it for a couple days, now i will say it definitely performs alot better than last time i used it, the hold I’d say is a 8/10 if you put it in slightly damp hair and use about two dime sized scoops maybe a bit more. I have fine wavy hair which is at about 7 inches long atm which i like to slick back and this product does the job when i use about two scoops. Now that being said while it is better than it was before imo it’s something i would use as a backup since the hold tended to fluctuate from a 8/10 to 4/10. My main go to products are clays that provide ALOT of hold while giving a matte finish and good texture such as enigma from lockhart and root and muddles matte clay. Let me know if you have more questions.
Personally, my favorite minimalist clay is made by the Bearded Bastard. It is like a day at the beach and ocean in a jar
I remember that one! It’s been a hot minute since I used it but I remember it!
@D5 yea good product but it has 11 ingredients with one chemically altered. Don't think its comparable to Jack henry.
@@aprolifix which one is chemically altered? Not arguing I’m genuinely curious. I’m an ingredient list nerd so I love looking into stuff like that.
Definitely looks like an interesting product! What kind of shampoo do you usually use to wash out product?
I have a tub of shampoos from my shampoo search segment and if they work for me in the video- they enter the tub and I just basically do a random grab, use it and toss it back in until it’s empty. Most shampoos worth their salt will wash out a product like this. Even oil based ones I’ve found that if you start with a little conditioner first, then shampoo it brings it right out. I did just recently make my own set though so I’ll obviously be using that a ton cuz it will be widely available to me
Nice! Are there any specific shampoos you like when it comes to getting healthy hair?
What is your favorite product for thick hair that is a strong hold and is easy to style ?
It's not really that popular or not many people know if it but I really like Cremo Clay it's damn good really strong hold goes in the hair really easy and washes out really easy and I have extremely thick hair
What clays would you recommend with a high texture and low hold!!! I have crazy thick, frizzy hair with too much volume!!!! 😂
I mean… the clay in this vid would work haha.
How is it compared to arcadian clay pomade?
More hold and more oily.
I just rewatched your video of the old skool JH from 2018….put me in the mood for some Cheesecake Factory.
Not sure if you recall via email, but I brought up JH. Haha. Did I spark a video??
I’m always in the mood for Cheesecake Factory bud haha and we did just talk about it but I had this scheduled for a while!
@@MMTV it’s a good video Mike. Fully enjoyed.
Sir, NO GUNK JUST FUNK ! this is also interesting brand. This along with educated beards confident hold hair pomade would love to hear your thoughts.
NO GUNK STYLING FUNK JUST FUNK NO GUNK JUST FUNK YEAAAAAAAAHHHHHH
Advice: templeton tonics oasis.
He already made a video on it 3 years ago.
Still good advice though- Templeton makes awesome stuff. I find you can apply “just use Templeton” in a lot of aspects of life. Having a bad day? Just use Templeton 🤣
I can't believe nobody reviewed grizzly from templeton tonics it's crime! 😁
@@vendetta2975 I’ll have to check and see if he sent that one out. He might have and I just forgot about it, or he might not have. I get so many video requests a week now it’s kind of crazy.
appreciate for considering bro,👍😎
It feels like a lite version of Kevin Murphy what's your say Mike?I think it's worth the price it performs well and it has organic ingredients so I'm quite surprised as to how good it is
Ehh maybe a light version of gritty business, but less oily, and more texture, but I’m not fully even on board with that cuz I feel like they are still pretty different. Also RIP gritty business.. loved that product 😕
@@MMTV yep it surely was a great product probably the best of their line
I just hate how oily this product looks
It never was.
Fully appreciate your opinion 👍 thanks for watching!
How so?