Dapr. Advanced Hair Pomade (100 grams) - Damage Free Hair Styling For Daily Use

This pomade is excellent! It’s water based, so it washes out effortlessly without leaving residue. The hold is strong but natural, and styling is super easy. The only downside is that one tub doesn’t last very long if used frequently because of its texture. Overall, great quality and performance, just wish the tub lasted longer.

I like the smell and it holds the hair well. I noticed the hair getting dry sometimes (not sure of it is because of the cream), but i use a little coconut oil before applying this. Faced no issues so far and it works well.

Amazing product for hair

I brought it in June 2024 and since then I love this product. It provides good hold , it does not make hair feel sticky . The hold last 6 hour or little longer . The best part is I can restyle my hair by making my hair little wet. Smell is also good .all over the product is worth to buy .you can easily apply it by taking little amount of pomade on your hand , mix Between your palms and apply it on your hair and you get your style with good shine and matt finish according to your choice.

I have been using this for a few days now. It does not make your hair dry and frizzy. It retains moisture. But it has very light hold. I bought this for the harmless ingredients used to make this. The only part is that I don’t feel scared to use it everyday with the fear that it will damage my hair. Bonus - It also smells great!

The hair hold is terrific and does not dry out. Keeps the hair slick and manageable. Light perfume stays for quite a bit. The best bit is water wash is enough to get it out from the hair. Its pricey but worth the money for frequent use.

As per ingredients, it is not fully natural Identifying which ones **could be harmful**, which are **safe or beneficial**, and **why**: --- ### **Potentially Harmful or Controversial Ingredients:** 1. **Ceteareth-25** * *Why*: May be contaminated with **1,4-dioxane**, a possible carcinogen, if not properly purified. * *Note*: Safe when used in low concentrations and properly processed, but some avoid it for sensitive skin. 2. **Propylene Glycol** * *Why*: Can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. * *Note*: Generally safe in cosmetics, but controversial due to its petroleum origin. 3. **Phenoxyethanol** * *Why*: Preservative that can cause skin irritation and has been linked to nervous system effects in infants if used in large amounts. * *Note*: Permitted in small concentrations (<1%) but avoided by some natural brands. 4. **PEG Compounds (e.g., PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil)** * *Why*: May be contaminated with **ethylene oxide** or **1,4-dioxane**, both potentially harmful. * *Note*: Purity matters—safe if well-manufactured, but some avoid them due to these risks. 5. **Tween 20 (Polysorbate 20)** * *Why*: May contain trace contaminants if not properly purified. * *Note*: Usually considered safe but not fully “natural.” --- ### **Safe and Beneficial Ingredients:** 1. **DM Water (Deionized Water)** – Just purified water, completely safe. 2. **Glycerin** – Moisturizes skin and retains water; very safe and beneficial. 3. **Aloe Vera Gel** – Soothes and hydrates skin; excellent for sensitive or irritated skin. 4. **Lemon Extract** – Natural astringent and antioxidant; good in small amounts, but may irritate very sensitive skin. 5. **PVP K-30** – Film-former; generally safe in cosmetics, especially for hair products. 6. **Betaine** – Natural moisturizer derived from sugar beets; skin-friendly and hydrating. 7. **Avocado Oil** – Rich in vitamins and fatty acids; very nourishing. 8. **Chamomile Extract** – Calming, anti-inflammatory; excellent for soothing skin. 9. **Green Tea Extract** – Strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. 10. **Basil Extract** – Natural antibacterial and soothing properties. 11. **Cedarwood Oil** – Anti-inflammatory, good for acne-prone skin. 12. **D-Panthenol (Vitamin B5)** – Hydrates and heals skin. 13. **Tea Tree Oil** – Antimicrobial and anti-acne; effective but may irritate sensitive skin if not diluted. 14. **Vitamin E** – Powerful antioxidant; protects and nourishes skin **Avoid or limit if you have sensitive skin**: * Ceteareth-25 * Propylene Glycol * Phenoxyethanol * PEGs * Tween 20 **Good/beneficial ingredients**: * Aloe Vera, Glycerin, Green Tea Extract, Chamomile, Tea Tree Oil (diluted), Vitamin E, Panthenol, Avocado Oil

Forget daily use, This is not even for occasional usage. After one time use kept it aside, I couldn't use it anymore as it increases hair fall significantly PLUS the hold is not strong enough even for a pomade. hair looks and feels weird after application and few singular strands of hair stand up with a little breeze of air. The awkward thing is my hair is just medium length and the hairstyle was side part. Nothing fancy. On top of that, after few minutes of application my scalp which has never given me problems before started feeling itchy and became red when I observed later. The itchiness persisted for three days after washing away. Not at all recommended. it's on my shelf unused. but can't even throw it away because it's so costly. I paid 700 rupees for a product that sheds hair and makes my hair drier! I don't know how many reviews of this product are sponsored by the brand. But I don't think I'm ever going to buy anything else from this brand. To Reviewers; People you should give good and positive reviews ONLY to products that have actually benefitted and helped you. You should only endorse products that are worth endorsing or people will lose trust in you as reviewers, Remember that. Be genuine. Save lives. AND TO DAPR; Why would you make a low-quality product, price it higher and then try sell it on a mass scale? Your brand loyalty will go down and customers won't be with you if you don't provide good products. Make a high-quality product then charge your fees. A retained customer will stay for a lifetime. An unsatisfied/upset customer will leave you in a heartbeat. and... brands should launch small sachets or samples for people to try stuff to test them before committing to it. Customer may not be the king, but they are most of the times right.