MUK Hard Styling Mud (95g)

Been using this product since 2014 and don’t use anything else now. I really hope it’s never discontinued. It has a strong hold without look greasy and washes out nicely. I have thick hair and this is the only product that lets me style my hair. 10 out of 10 product!!! Worth the price. LOVE HARD MUK!!! You will not be disappointed trying any muk product.

Lovely light citrus smell. Not heavy but perfectly keep my fine hair more in place

Hält bei Kurzhaar über ein Jahr diese Dose. Top halt ohne fettig zu sein oder zu glänzen. Sehr ergiebig.

MUK hair styling mud is a really good product. It is has a strong, long lasting hold with a matt finish. I've used this as my go to product for about 10 years now. I find other products too greasy or they don't hold as strongly. It isn't hair spray level but a small amount will give a robust hold and look great. If you use it on wet hair you will get a wet look. It washes out easily and has a great smell. The price is reasonable and comes in a small aluminum tin with a foil wrap. If you expose the tin to the air you will find the mud will discolour from beige to yellow and will become drier but still usable. I find one tin will last around 1 - 2 months with daily use.

I'd say I'm a challenge. I have wispy, thinning asian hair that is about 4 inches at its longest and I need it to have some lift. I've tried the cheap off-the-shelf products from Old Spice, Garnier, Loreal, Suave, Axe. None were good enough. Then I tried the more expensive brands like Pete and Pedro and Black Ship. I'll bet this is a common theme for a lot of guys. None of them are the complete package of strong hold, matte finish, low odor, and washability. But this amazing Muk in the red tin checks all those boxes. Actually this goes beyond strong hold. In 100 degree summer humidity it loses its crispness but still hold up really well. It recently starting raining and all I had to do was rake my fingers through my hair and it held up well after drying. All around great -- just set it and leave it alone through the day. As others have said, it's smells of citrus but it's not strong and really goes away after maybe 90 minutes. Washes easily. Looks dry. Some other reviews mention white streaks but I can only guess they use way too much. I only use half of a cubic centimeter. The only minor issue is how hard it is to smear/emulsify. I find that damp, but not wet, hands make it a bit easier to smear and apply evenly. I've been using it for 3 months and about a third remains. This may be a bit pricey, but in the end it's only pennies a day.