Craft Clay

Cut my hair short after 15 years, this stuff saved my sanity, great product not greasy and lasts, just wish I brought a bigger tub.

Great product

I've got an odd head of hair. Picture a super saiyan hair-do without the awesome glow, texture, or anime charm. I'm prefacing with this to show why my experience may be a fairly individual one.Anyway, this stuff has got a few good things going for it. It's on the expensive side. But it's pleasant scent, re-mouldability and ability to add texture gives a few points for me. It doesn't have the strongest hold of the clays I've tried in the past which means it only allows you to hold hair in a style it is capable of falling into naturally. With a larger amount of clay it may be possible to achieve something more out there, but it's texturing effect seems to hit a nice balance with minimalist application.Buy this and it should last you a while.

Sebastian Professional Craft Clay has been my trusted hair product for over 10 years, and I honestly wouldn’t use anything else. I’ve got short blonde hair, and this gives me the perfect texture and hold without looking greasy or overdone.It’s easy to work with, lasts all day, and has a natural matte finish that keeps my style looking sharp but effortless. I’ve tried other products now and then, but nothing compares. A genuinely top-quality product that I’ll always come back to.

After using Sebastian Form Craft Clay, I have a few observations to share. The product, known for its styling prowess, offered a somewhat mixed experience.One of the key aspects where it falls short is the hold. It's average at best, which was a bit disappointing considering the brand's reputation. The clay provided some degree of texture and control, but it didn't quite deliver the lasting hold I expected, especially for more dynamic styles or longer days.The lack of scent was another downside. I usually appreciate a subtle fragrance in my styling products, but this clay barely had any aroma, making the application experience less engaging than I'm used to.The texture of the clay is somewhat heavy and can be a bit tricky to work through the hair. This might be a deterrent for those who are new to using hair clays or have finer hair, as it can feel a bit overwhelming and may lead to a weighed-down appearance.In terms of the finish, the clay does offer a nice matte look, which is a positive if you're aiming for a natural, non-shiny style. However, this alone doesn't quite make up for its other shortcomings.The pricing feels a bit high given the overall performance. While the brand is known for quality products, the value proposition is somewhat diminished by the average hold and lack of a pleasing scent.Overall, I'd rate the Sebastian Form Craft Clay a 3 out of 5. While it does provide a matte finish and is workable for basic styling, its average hold, lack of fragrance, and heavy texture make it a product that might not meet the needs of those looking for a strong, lasting hold with an enjoyable application experience.

Sebastian Craft Clay has been my go-to for years, matte, textured, and totally reliable. It tames without taming too much, giving that effortlessly styled look with zero crunch. If it ain’t broke (and your hair isn’t either), why change?

Not a clay, this is a wax and a really bad one at that.Avoid, shocking that Amazon keep allowing products to go one sale with misinformation and badly advertised

Best hair clay ever.