Shear Revival Gray Ghost Cream Pomade

Here it is: my Shear Revival Gray Ghost Review. We’re diving right into this new styling product from Shear Revival. For those of you who’ve been seeking a stronger holding alternative to their popular Crystal Lake, this is the one for you.

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PRODUCT COMPARISONS:

Shear Revival Crystal Lake: Gray Ghost is meant to be a stronger-holding alternative to CL. CL is a Slick, medium shine water-based Pomade. Gray Ghost is a sticky, Firm cream product with a natural finish. It has a similar consistency and application to Crystal Lake but is less Slick, more sticky, and less shiny.

Firsthand Supply Water-Based Pomade: Both Firsthand and Gray Ghost have a creamy scoop, breakdown, and application. Gray Ghost is a notch less sticky than Firsthand, is lighter weight, and smoother-feeing in the hair than Firsthand. Both have similar holds.

Grim Grease Cream Pomade: Similar scooping and application, but Grim Grease is stronger in hold, slicker, but noticeably heavier And thicker in the hair with a touch more shine. Gray Ghost is better suited for higher volume styles compared to Grim Grease.

Morris Motley Chrome: Similar application and hold, but Morris Motley is wackier and less sticky. Chrome is also less shiny and more versatile but gives a final style similar to what is achievable with Gray Ghost, even if Gray Ghost is a touch more sticky and slick.

Anchors Strong Hold Pomade: Again, both products have a creamy scoop and firm hold. However, Anchors is a notch lighter than Gray Ghost and has a noticeable touch more shine.