It’s been the same formula since 1936, and the packaging hasn’t changed much either. A jar will cost you less than three bucks. It’s oil-based, basically a brilliantine. It can be used for so many different hair styles, even though it was originally meant for the kind of slick grooming that you see most often on men in suits in black and white movies.
I love products that are traditional and high quality, especially when they’re priced to be available to everybody.
