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Thread: Attention mustache wax users. I seek info.

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    Default Attention mustache wax users. I seek info.

    Just recieved firehouse dark wax. I have tried pinauds which is horrible so my use and knowledge is limited. Basically whats the best way to use this stuff? I have played with it upon arrival, took and scraped some out and worked it in. Is this right? Any help is appreciated thank you in advance.

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    I use the wifes hair dryer to heat the wax up for easier application, i then use a comb and my fingers to style.
    I've never used firehouse though.
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    keep it in your pocket, it will stay a little warmer. The key is to put it on warm and let it cool.
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    I haven't used it in decades, as I keep my mustache well trimmed, but years ago, when I sported a Wyatt Earp style handlebar, I used Pinuad. The trick, as others have mentioned, is to put it on warm, and use a comb to get out the excess. Pinuad used to sell a miniature mustache comb. Probably better stuff out there now, but at the time, AFAIK, that was the only game in town.
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    Thanks guys i was just rubbing tween my fingers to try and warm it. Ill put it in my pocket for a bit and give that a go. Much appreciated.

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    I pour a little hot water from the tap on my wax and let it sit for about 20 seconds.. then just pour it off, pat dry quick and voila', soft wax.
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    I might try that i just tried the hair dryer next is my pocket then hot h20. Thanks sir

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    Well gents I have learned the pocket heat is the best for me and I also applying the wax then give it a few minutes and reapply a bit more to get things to stay where I want them. Thank you all for the suggestions I appreciate it as always.

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