HAIR CLAY

Fresh first, warm underneath. The scent is built in three parts: Fresh — clean cotton, linen, bergamot. Aquatic — aqua marine, apple, white lotus, cashmere. Warm — musk, vanilla, powder, cedarwood. It reads clean, not cologne-heavy, and it fades into the background once styled. If you want zero scent at all, that's the powder.

Medium-strong, and reworkable all day. It sets textured, lived-in styles and holds them — then lets you reshape with your fingers instead of locking you into the first shape you made. It is not a helmet. It's control you can still touch.

A pea-sized amount. Start there — a little goes a long way, and you can always add more. Warm it between your palms until it turns smooth and clear, then work it through dry hair from back to front. Too much at once is how clay gets heavy; the small dose is the technique.

True matte. No shine, no grease, no stiffness. It looks like your hair, not like product — the finish is the point of this clay.

Short to medium hair, straight to wavy, fine to thick. It adds volume and definition for shorter styles, and the matte finish is especially kind to fine hair — no wet look, no scalp showing through shine. For volume first, use the powder underneath (see question 6).

Yes — that's the routine. Powder first, on dry hair, at the roots: it builds the lift. Clay second, through the lengths: it locks the finish. Powder is the base, clay is the lock. Sold together as the Powder + Clay Set — $43, ships free.

With one shampoo. No buildup, no residue, no greasy pillow. Wash it out at night and the jar is ready to work again in the morning.

Longer than the jars you're used to — this one is 4 OZ / 113 G, double the 2 oz size most brands sell. At a pea-sized dose per use, one jar carries a daily routine a long way. We won't print a number we can't stand behind; the size is the honest answer.

Then it's free. Every jar is covered by Lift or It's Free — our 30-day money-back guarantee. Use it for up to 30 days; if it doesn't give you the control, we refund it.