Hanz de FukoQuicksand – Premium Men’s Hair Styling Wax & Dry Shampoo Combo – High Hold, Ultra Matte Finish – 2 oz.

It's great on my short hair - you can layer it as needed to add more hold, it has zero shine, and no crazy smell.You can add it to wet hair to just keep in manageable after it dries, or you can add it to dry hair to add texture and shape. Its not so sticky that it rips your hair out like some other products.You can continue adjusting your hair throughout the day and it'll keep holding, it also washes out easily.A little goes a long way, so even though it costs a bit more then other products, it's going to last a long time.

Best hair product I’ve used

I have used the Aveda men's grooming clay for years and recently moved to Highland because of some ads that said it was awesome. Turns out that that I was missing with Aveda was longevity. The Aveda product simply disappeared when I got hot, or it was very humid, or it rained a little. Basically any moisture would make it simply disappear. I wanted something with better hold, and I didn't know until I tried something else. However, the Highland glacial clay is the polar opposite. It is made of wax and it is very sticky. Not only does it stay on your hair, but you have to rub it off your hands with a towel because soap and water have no effect on it. Also, I would pull out my hair when putting it on. Once I put it on my hair, my hair was flat and that was the way it stayed. It was simply too much. I was staring right down on the Goldilocks problem, so I did what everyone does in 2024, I conducted an online search, developed a list of candidates, and read reviews. I was stumped with several products, so I decided to buy the most popular one--Quicksand. This stuff is just right. It goes on pretty easily without pulling my hair out. Like Highland, you have to warm it up in your hands, but this is more clay and less wax. It lasts all day no matter the weather. It does not look slick, shiny, or greasy. Like the name implies, it leaves your hair dry looking. I put it on when my hair is barely damp. It makes my already thin hair a little flat at first. But over the morning, my hair rises to the desired look. Unlike Aveda or Highland, if the wind blows my hair, for example, I can run my hand through my hair without destroying the hold or the look. Sometimes when i first get up in the morning, my hair is like Doc Brown from Back to the Future, but all I have to do is push it back down and I'm good until I shower and start all over again. I don’t know what the "dry shampoo" thing is about, and I almost did not buy it because that was in the title. I would recommend that you give this a shot unless you want the slick or shiny look. See if you agree.

It's great use if you don have time to wash your hair. But the smell is just so strange... Fairly easy to wash.

Great hold and easy to apply. A little goes a long way.

I’ve been buying crew for years but I felt like trying something new with the bonus check and this stuff is just as good as crew but not worth nearly double the price. It’s a tiny jar of the stuff and doesn’t warrant the price whatsoever.

It’s been working for me, so I’m going to stick with it. Great product!

I read so many good things about this product, particularly how good it was with next-day hair and reducing oil to the point where it could actually dry out your hair if you used too much. Upon first use, instead of the super-gritty sand-like consistency I was told to expect, it was super greasy with mild grit. Every time I used it, it made my hair wherever I applied it oily instead of dry and the hold was awful and short-lived no matter how much I used. I have fine, wavy hair and this product made my hair looked like I dunked it in grease every time I used it. Then I read that they changed their ingredients for all their products within the last few years, dramatically cheapening them. Please don’t fall for the same trick I did and pay premium price based on a reputation that is no longer valid.