Murdock London Texture Paste | Unique Textured Low-Sheen Finish | Made in England | 50ml

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The product is as advertised. Hold is quite light and gives a matte finish. Good for adding a bit of texture to the hair. If you've used clay for your hair imagine that with lighter hold and more natural finish.

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I don't know if I'd call this a paste ... it's more like a light hold putty, if that makes sense. It actually looks a lot like plummer's putty, which is a greasy orange putty that you use to seal pipes with. Even the metal tin it comes in seems more like a putty tin than a hair care product. But, this product does exactly what it says it will do ... it gives hair a bit of texture or shape without making it slick or firm.If you are looking for something for spiking ... or to create a drastic part and swept up look, this is not your stuff. This works best if you want to have your hair look natural and somewhat styled ... eliminating a fluffy like your hair 'dried after the shower look' for those who use no product.This doesn't leave any shine or glossyness. It is matte all the way ... your hair will feel somewhat sticky but not crispy or crunchy the way this company's other product (see my other review for their Sea Salt Styling Paste) leaves your hair. You can texturize your hair for a good shape with a pliable hold and it does separate out a part without being too dramatic.My hair is dark brown and I spike it up like Harvey Spector in the show Suits. As such, this product isn't really dramatic enough for my spiky needs ... but it would be great for more simple hair styles. Sometimes at formal events, I will do a simple side part, for which this product (along with a few spritzes of a holding spray) does great.Let's talk about packaging. It has a cool vintage sort of look. The metal tin/can looks a bit like an old shoe polish can and the colors and font look pleasing on your vanity next to your razor, etc. if you are into interior design. The cover is a bit awkward to slide on and off and almost seems upside down in its function and design. It seems like it would be good for travel ... small enough to fit in a dopp kit but sturdy enough not to slide open due to the threads on the inner rim.Overall, for my needs, I probably wouldn't order this again. My go-to is American Crew Styling Paste. For the money I have not found a better performing product than American Crew. But, the American Crew holds are a bit stronger ... so you might like this better for adding texture without forming a more dramatic style. At under $20, it seems like much higher quality than some of the cheaper products you find for under $10. It looks cool in a vintage-inspired bathroom, it does what it says it will (and no more) and British made products are pretty cool.

Excellent stuff. I'm always a bit sceptical about trying out new hair product as my hair is unbelievably thick, I can't recommend this paste highly enough though. I've been using it for a week now; it smells good, keeps my hair looking good throughout the day without it going fluffy and it's easy to sculpt with.