Tea Tree Shaping Cream, Hair Styling Cream, Long-Lasting Hold, Matte Finish, For All Hair Types

The Tea Tree Shaping Cream has become my go-to styling product, offering a long-lasting hold and a matte finish that suits all hair types. Its versatility allows me to achieve a natural look or a more structured style with ease. The tea tree oil infusion not only provides a refreshing scent but also promotes a healthy scalp. The cream is easy to apply and doesn't leave a greasy residue. I appreciate its reliability throughout the day, maintaining the desired style without stiffness. For those looking for a quality hair styling cream, this product delivers on its promise of lasting hold and a desirable matte finish.

I used every kind of hair shaping cream before I started using this but none works like this one. I had a problem of hair fall now it’s stop completely since I started using this cream. It hold my hair all day and it’s not shiny either.

Love this stuff! Doesn’t grease up your hair and has a good hold that lasts all day! One jar lasts me about 2 months.

Soft, pleasant but not overpowering smell, and easy to apply. More of a light medium hold for thicker hair and will not hold style in windy conditions. Also overpriced.

I've been using this for probably over a decade and it's still the only thing that styles the way I want. It's not greasy, holds well, and only looks shiny if you put it in wet hair. It holds well and doesn't become "crunchy" and then lose all hold if it gets "broken" like hair spray does. It works well in short hair. If you have medium to long hair, it won't hold your hair fully in place though. It also has no smell, which I like.

A little dab in your hands, rub em together, into your hair, hold down all the little independently minded hairs, can't tell otherwise that you used it, you just look a lot nicer. Amount of product you get lasts a long time, high quality, love this stuff, very effective for me.

First off, let me say that I know others have complained about (A) the size of the product and (B) it not being fake. In the photos I have one I received from amazon (“Ships from and sold by Amazon.com”) on the left, and on the right is one I bought from my local grocery store. They are identical, so I’m confident this is the real deal. Also, this is 3.0 oz, which doesn’t sound like much but it lasts me several months. If you’re ordering here, there is an option for the 0.35oz, so don’t get that one - definitely not worth it for the price.Now, about this Paul Mitchell shaping cream, I first found out about it from my hair salon (yes, I’m a male and I go to a hair salon, they’re better at cutting my specific style than a typical barber). I love the scent, it’s got a very manly scent and it’s easy to apply. I find it works best with damp hair, it’s got a good strong hold without using too much product and keeps my hair looking natural. It doesn’t give my hair this shiny look or make it hard like other hair gels do. I absolutely love this shaping cream.It seems a bit pricier here on amazon, currently $19, than my local grocery store though.

I had been using d:Fi, d:struct for about 14 years or so. it was creamy not powdery or slimy. It went in easily, gave the ideal amount of hold and I thought also kinda faded into my hair during the day, so it did not remain too crusty or stiff.(American Crew either discontinued that line OR folded it into one of their other products and that seems to have ruined its consistency -- literally and figuratively. Current options for the older product are like 35-40$ ... as they are no longer making it)Soooo -- I decided to check out this suggested option and holy pompadooo! what a totally and completely better choice for men who want their hair to kinda defy gravity in some way, but do not need to look like Elvis, Sid Vicious or eraserhead.Onto the specifics:Creaminess -- this is a bit harder than the lotion like d:fi ... you have to kinda dig into it a bit. But, it is not in the least pasty. Once you scoop out a dab, it goes from feeling like fudge to that more lotiony consistency that I find works better when you just want to spazz out your hair and give it some lift, not mold it into a sculpture, or craft individual chunks into a certain shape.Hold - I have relatively thick hair and that might impact how this works for you. But, I prefer that during the course of the day, my hair can actually move and seem natural even though its kinda collectively spiked up and vertical. Meaning, this is not in any way rigid. you can run your hands through it and they wont get gooey in the least. Not a bit of residue once you let it set for about an hour or so. I mess with my hair often from stress, as a nervous habit ... etc so its nice to not get stuff all over my keyboard during the workday. Also, I like a more natural look -- and the fact that your hair can still move and react to touch while retaining its lift and height is perfect for me.Matte Finish -- unlike a lot of other products, this has more of a matte finish ... though, as mentioned, its not a powder or paste. I think that combo of characteristics is rare. Even the aforementioned d:struct which I had loved now seems like it was a bit too glossy and crunchy. This option provides perhaps a tiny bit less hold, while avoiding that overly styled kinda look. You will defly look like you put some stuff in your hair, but, not in an overtly, ocd, vain way ... I can best describe the final effect as hipster band bedhead vibe.Speaking of which, the pic is from one day after application -- including playing with the kids, a full workday, and a good nights sleep.