Mountaineer Brand Unscented Natural Mustache Wax | Strong and Extra Firm Hold | Made in West Virginia | Smooths, Conditons, Styles | Organic Moustache Balm | 2oz

Lately I have been trying a lot of mustache waxes; trying to find one holding my mustache while allowing it to retain a natural look (i.e. not a glued look). My mustache is one of those where one side bends up and the other curves under. No matter how much you try, once up the left goes back and the front forward. I have started using a heat gun (or hairdryer) while holding the mustache to lock it in place. With this wax, this method works well. The wax is easy to use feeling a lot like the more synthetic waxes that come out of the container with no heating required. It is beeswax with a lot of oils, and no lanolin. Surprisingly, even with other waxes, I have found applying oil first softens the hairs making my mustache more manageable (in particularly, because it is hard to get the wax to the base of the hairs). So, I have found this wax to have a good hold despite being soft to apply. I am allergic to anything with "perfume", or "fragrance" in the ingredients. This uses only essential oils and smells nice. Summary: My mustache is as wide as my face when curled. The wax is easy to use, and holds. The wax is non-allergenic. It also leaves the mustache more natural, or "fluffy" while giving full control of shape. Lastly, this would be perfect for a mustache above a beard where you want shape, but consistent texture and look.

I really like this mustache wax! It has a great natural feel and a pleasant scent that’s not too strong. The texture is soft enough to apply easily, and it doesn’t damage the hair. It gives a nice, natural hold that lasts a couple to three hours - perfect for everyday use

The smell is so good

It's basically unuseable. Maybe if someone scrapes a tiny bit with their fingernail and applies it to the end of a twirled mustache it might work. I had to use the end of the comb with force, to shave off a slice and then place that into the lid and apply high heat from the hairdryer and it still barely softened. Applying it to my mustache was a whole different problem and I'd probably get the same experience melting candle wax and working it in, instead. I'm not sure if its meant to be this hard to use as compared to the brands that have trouble holding the hairs in place but its certainly not a go to for me. Which means putting up with the locally purchased brand instead since it kind of works. Two different extremes. It would be nice if somebody made something in between that held throughout the day but wasn't still like cold candle wax after trying to work with it. I'd send it back, but it might just get sold again as an open product. Update: about two weeks later... The company saw my negative 1 star review above and promptly reached out for my address to be able to ship me something as a replacement. I previously ordered the tin with extra firm hold and couldn't use it as described above. They decided, free of charge, to send me two of their 'chapstick' versions, one with a medium hold, and the other with the same extra firm like the previous tin. Considering that they retail these sticks for $16 each, that's saying a lot for customer service. I've only begun to use them and try each one out but so far they are a better experience than the tin was, since I couldn't get anything to come out of it. The extra firm stick is likely waterproof as it lasted through a few showers. I think I prefer the medium hold, which for the most part has held through the day, moreover if I'm careful with recombing now and then. As this can also break the hold more generally. Now, with any of the waxes I've tried recently, I find that heating them up with a hairdryer and applying them and then combing them along with heat touch ups seems to work best. As for the dispensing in a tube versus a tin, the hair dryer seems to make quick work of the end, to soften it, where it can then be applied more easily. I've also heard that the mustache should be free of moisture as that might also reduce the hold, when applying it. I'm not sure about the price difference here between the tin and the stick version, since you get 2 oz. in the tin, but it does seem to work better, so far. I'm changing my rating to 5 stars due to the things mentioned above.

Says it's super hills, but the hold is really weak. Doesn't last more than an hour. I'm disappointed. I do love that it's just wax and coconut oil. And it's unscented, which is awesome.

If I wanted a mustache wax with no smell at all, I would pick one. There are many, but I like it when the wax has some fragrance that makes me feel good. This smelled like nothing. Smelled less than raw beeswax. They should sell it as neutral or odorless mustache wax, and I feel that I was duped. NO! I don't recommend this product. UPDATE: This is a very honorable company that, after my unsatisfactory review, immediately sent me a different can of the product. This one was Citrus & Spice, and the fragrance is indeed very good. I need to change my previous 1-star review to 5 stars as this one is indeed very pleasant and does the job wonderfully. I believe the previous can was a bad unit, but the brand is a serious one that does not want its customers go unhappy. Thank you very much.

Easy to apply and maximum hold!

Decent just doesnt melt very well and you gotta use your finger bail to scrape it out of container.. but once its on it works and decent smell to it as well

It really binds my beard together, been using it since 2018

Read reviews and decided to give it a try. Have never used wax before and was pleasantly satisfied with this product.. would definitely recommend this moustache wax.

It does not do the job, just like putting some honey on your mustache, not good for styling at all!!