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Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone here uses Clubman powder as part of a post shave treatment. In this furnace we call Florida, it seems a powder on my neck might be nice. It might also turn into a clump of mud too. I wonder if it would be a good investment. Thanks in advance, Don.
I know some do, I don't. Just read the ingredients. If it's talc be very careful and be judicious in it's use. You don't want to breath that stuff in.
My hot momma has her own business cutting hair. She uses the Clubman powder on the back of necks. Doesn't take much. She adds a little to a bush and powders your neck. It's been 90+ all summer and never turns to mud. lol
I live in Fort Lauderdale and I tried dusting with Clubman powder. For me, it caused a ton of irritation. After a month or so I tossed the can. Maybe just me, but IMHO, a splash of witch hazel works perfectly to cool things off.:soapbox:
Well, today being the day after payday and all. I'm breaking down and buying some. That stuff smells soooooo good and evidently doesn't turn to mud. Thanks crazy8days71, Don.
Thanks for the warning Tom. My neck gets irritated pretty easy. Hopefully, I'll like it. If not, I can always dust my torso. Don.
Went to Sally's today. Clubman powder and Clubman hair gel were both on sale for $3.00 each. Bought 2 of each. The wife loves them :)
I like it! but, if you can get the mentholated Gold Bond its is better.
I recently started using on my neck and face after using a moisturizer. i have slightly oily skin and it seams to leave me looking matt and dose not show or clog my pours. i use a neck brush applicator. Its the best thing for oily skin i have ever used. Ive only been using it for about a month and will post back if i end up with any skin problems as a result. but got the tip from the pomade shop web sight. i have a tone of Clubman stuff, it all works great and smells excellent.
Yeah Ed, I have oily skin too. That's why I wondered if this powder would help. I noticed that it is much finer than just about any other powder I've ever seen. The neck brush is a must have to apply it. I will get one asap. I think Sally's has them also. Thanks again for your help.
I used to have really oily skin. I remember someone told me that their dermatologist said it's unnecessary to wash your body with soap everyday and that skin usually gets clean enough from the water and run down of shampoo and/or soap on the face. So a couple years ago I tried this and stopped washing every nook and cranny on my body with soap everyday (and now I only do when it's a must like after having been working in dirt or whatever, which is rare, easily less than once every couple months). Worked wonders for my body. I no longer have to deal with dryness immediately after washing or oiliness after the dryness wears off as I did when I was younger. And recently I stopped washing my face with soap and replaced it with extra virgin olive oil. My face is now no longer oily. And it's even dry at times after shaving and I can use lotion without getting oily again, whereas my face used to be quite oily most of the time (minus the dryness immediately after washing). And no, I don't smell like a salad, nor does my face still feel dirty. Moral of the story, soap isn't very good for the skin.
If I'm not mistaken, part of the science behind this is that if you don't wash with oil removing stuffs (ie. soap) as much, your body learns to stop making as much oil, solving the problem and giving you all around better skin in the process.
I really like how the Clubman Powder smells and would put it on every day if the wife liked how it smelled too.
My wife rates Clubman a solid 9 and the powder is the same scent. I have the green light to get and use as much as I want. Needless to say, I'm now buying them two at a time. Just got my first bottle of Pinaud Bay Rum. She rates it a 2, but I wear it anyways. Nice to mix them up. Unless I'm trying to negotiate a new purchase, then I hide my Bay Rum.
You are a lucky man, she sounds like a keeper. :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by donjcschilde
I do barber work on Men who come in to my Salon. I use Clubman all the time. It's a thick powder, so I suggest using lightly on arid/dry skin. It can gump up.
I bought a horsehair duster to apply mine. Works great. Today's post shave was Clubman a/s, powder, and hair gel. I think I'm turning into a walking billboard for Pinaud. Can't wait for my commission haha.
What is it used for exactly? I did a google search after reading this thread, and amazing this post is #6 on the google search for "what is clubman powder used for". Lol
Can you guys give a more specific reason as to why you would choose this product?
Edit: I have seen this stuff at walmart lately and read the bottle I am still lost as to why I would need it and when I would use it.
I use it to keep me from feeling sticky. It also makes me feel and smell nice and clean.