I wouldn't change it for anything. It gives my hair a natural state without feeling like I've applied glue. After a few hours it weakens but still holds. It comes out even with just plain water.

Anyone looking for something more natural for 3-5 hours is perfect.

Since it has been a while since my evaluation and I decided to try it again, I am revising and stating my new opinion.

I'll start with the scent: Excellent! Anyone who smells it will be delighted. I have never smelled a nicer scent in any product.

Next, let's talk about the texture: It is clay, so it has a thick texture and it tends to stick a little to the hands and hair. However, if you apply it correctly (meaning you rub the clay in your palms enough, use a small amount, and repeat), you can reduce the stickiness significantly, although not completely.

Application: Quite easy on damp hair. I personally wet my hair and let it dry before doing anything, as my hair is brittle. This helps with the application. I don't think those with straight hair will need this step. However, as I mentioned before, it does stick a little to the hair, but at least it doesn't make it "stiff" (not as much, at least).

Now, let's talk about longevity, results, and hold: In terms of longevity, I didn't expect much since it is clay. You put it on in the morning and by midday or afternoon, you can see it starting to weaken. The result is as expected for a clay. It adds volume and no shine. So far, so good. However, the hold disappoints me a little. In windy conditions, your hair will go all over the place. But having tried other products, this is the best one.

Conclusion: It is a worthy product and worth its price compared to other products. For me, who has tried many products (paste, clay, pomades, wax), it is the product that offers the closest result to what I want