Layrite Deluxe Cement Hair Clay, 1.5 Ounce

I have used this clay a handful of times a month and it's drastically improved how my hair looks. My hair is thick, so it's usually unruly to get under control after a shower or to go out. This fixed my problems. You don't have to use much either! I still have the same container from a year ago.

Love this product. Not greasy and is the perfect hold for short hair. I little goes a long way.

Exact quality of product of the traditional full size version. Perfect for travel but value is questionable. If you're looking for a smaller form factor of your full size Layrite, this is for you!Same as the full size, this has great hold, matte application, and a decent scent. Perfect for shorter hair styles.

I was hesitant to spend the 20+ dollars on the 4.25oz version so I tried the smaller 1.5oz for less out of pocket to try it. In short I love this product! I have 2-3 inch hair and a little goes a long way for me, it goes on nicely has a nice vanilla smell, doesn’t feel real greasy or waxy, it has above average hold and rinses out pretty well without soap. I have considered this product several times over the years but the price kept me away but now I wish I had tried it sooner, because it out performs a lot of the budget-upper budget options and is worth the price.

Long time pixie girl with fine hair. I’ve tried many products over the years with mixed results. The winning combo for me is sea salt spray and medium gel on wet hair, then Layrite Cement Clay after blow drying. Layrite Clay makes it easy to piece out, lift, and spike to give it a bit of spunk. 5 stars!

Use this to keep my textured hair in place. Keeps it where you want it all day! Very good!

I wanted to use this a few times before writing this review. I used it on totally dry hair and towel dried hair. I found it worked better applying it to damp hair. I have a pixie cut. Let me say less is more. First I washed my hands under very warm water to warm them up. The warmth helped soften the clay in the palm of my hands. I dried my hair as usual. The volume and fulness I got was a real surprise. Using it on dry hair it wanted to clump the hair up and felt sticky. The smell is very faint but pleasant and fades fast.

I have a good volume of hair, but the texture of the strands is pretty fine. For years I've used Erratic clay by ICE/Joico, and it held my short, fairly straight hair in the sort of messy, slightly spiky style I like without overly weighing it down. Sadly, it was discontinued, so I thought I'd try this product. At first it seemed promising, as it was nearly as tacky on my hands as the old clay. Unfortunately, it had a lot less hold, and when I added a bit more to try to get some shape, it ended up making my hair look weighted down and kind of greasy. Maybe it would work better for someone with thicker hair with more curl trying to do something like a pompadour, but it didn't work for me applied on either wet or dry hair. YMMV. The scent was pretty nice, although it got a bit cloying after a bit. I'll be looking for a drier formula with no petrolatum.** EDIT: I found the trick for me was to mix a little bit of this with a dry hair volumizing powder. I can now use it, but again, it all depends on your hair type. **