Johnny B buying guide: ranges, routines and product choices

Build your Johnny B finish from the haircut out: compare Mode gels, matte textures, pomades and creams by hold and shine. Add the wash, beard or shave steps that keep your daily routine working.

Gels and gel hybrids

Compare Mode with Mode Lucky Boy by the named formula, then Fuddy for a matte gel finish. Dope, Clash and Hold Tight offer different gel, gum or clay textures. Choose hold and shine first and follow the product’s damp- or dry-hair directions.

Paste, clay and pomade finishes

Original Pomade favours shine; compare it with Xtra Hold’s oil-based format, Lava Clay or Molding Paste for different control. Fibrous Cream is a separate matte texture. Choose the finish and wash-out preference before a larger size.

Creams, preparation and volume

Compare GO and Smooth by the styling texture you want. Code B prepares hair for heat styling; Hold Up adds a powder volume step. Utility Cream has a leave-in grooming role for hair, beard and skin. Keep preparation, volume and conditioning as separate choices.

Wash, condition and scalp care

All Over combines hair and body wash; Conditional is a separate conditioner. Compare Shampoo Paste for its dandruff-focused label directions and Grow for scalp cleansing. Ultra Soap is a solid cleansing format. Choose the wash function instead of expecting a shampoo name to guarantee new growth.

Beard wash, oil and balm

Choose Beard Wash to cleanse, Beard Oil for fluid conditioning or Beard Balm to condition and tame stray hairs. Start with the care role your beard needs; an oil or balm does not replace the cleansing step.

Shave and barber finishing

Shave Cream prepares the razor step; After Shave Balm and the AM, Noon, PM and Midnite splashes offer different post-shave formats and scents. Barber Talc is a post-cut powder. Choose the application role first, then the fragrance you prefer.

Before you choose

Gels and gel hybrids

Compare Mode with Mode Lucky Boy by the named formula, then Fuddy for a matte gel finish.

Paste, clay and pomade finishes

Original Pomade favours shine; compare it with Xtra Hold’s oil-based format, Lava Clay or Molding Paste for different control.

Creams, preparation and volume

Compare GO and Smooth by the styling texture you want.

Your questions, answered

Mode or a matte gel?

Compare Mode with Mode Lucky Boy by the named formula, then Fuddy for a matte gel finish. Dope, Clash and Hold Tight offer different gel, gum or clay textures. Choose hold and shine first and follow the product’s damp- or dry-hair directions.

Pomade or paste?

Original Pomade favours shine; compare it with Xtra Hold’s oil-based format, Lava Clay or Molding Paste for different control. Fibrous Cream is a separate matte texture. Choose the finish and wash-out preference before a larger size.

Which prep or volume step fits?

Compare GO and Smooth by the styling texture you want. Code B prepares hair for heat styling; Hold Up adds a powder volume step. Utility Cream has a leave-in grooming role for hair, beard and skin. Keep preparation, volume and conditioning as separate choices.

Which wash product should I choose?

All Over combines hair and body wash; Conditional is a separate conditioner. Compare Shampoo Paste for its dandruff-focused label directions and Grow for scalp cleansing. Ultra Soap is a solid cleansing format. Choose the wash function instead of expecting a shampoo name to guarantee new growth.

Balm or aftershave splash?

Shave Cream prepares the razor step; After Shave Balm and the AM, Noon, PM and Midnite splashes offer different post-shave formats and scents. Barber Talc is a post-cut powder. Choose the application role first, then the fragrance you prefer.

Shop Johnny B

Previous Next

Leave a comment

Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.