How viscous/thick is it? Is it runny? Also, does it look shiny when cured? Does it look rubbery?
323546
Have to shake, is rather viscous and will not shine after dry. Yes, may look rubbery and if does not dry properly before getting water, gets withe and hardened.
427531
It's not a solid or liquid. It's a wax that's soft. I usually run my over the top and skim some onto the tip of my finger. Put it into the palm of your hands and rub them together than apply. Less is more when using any Murray's products. Remember you can always add more. However over applying will make your hair look and feel greasy.
2145966
No but the product's properties are that it is fairly viscous (i.e. thick, not thin). You use just a little, it lasts for months!
931632
It is not really shiny-it is more of a rubbed oil sheen. It is a permanent finish which can be maintained quite easily. I like the finish a lot.But I like the application and green aspects as well. If your comparing to more toxic hard finishes which can be very shiny you may be disappointed. Also it likes to be rubbed (as in wax)evenly and more coats very thin are better very thin is all that is necessary.
790869
No,it appears to be more of a silicone based property.I must say that after doing detailing for 40+ years;it is one of the better tire gloss products that I've used.it is a fairly a thicker gel,although it does go on very nicely.The results are far better than most others.It also seems to be more impervious to water than most too.
801543
It feels like hard plastic with a textured surface. It is not soft like rubber, but it isn't smooth like most hard plastics. It has a frosted semi-see through appearance rather than a smooth glossy finish.
295657
It is also thin, like water. I mix it into my nightly moisturizer. Have used it for more than 7 months and love the results.
449357
I experience the texture as rich and creamy. It is creamy enough to smoothly glide onto my skin but doesn't feel oily. It is more of a matte finish once applied. I've never had any breakouts from it. I believe it is non-comedogenic (doesn't clog the pores). My friend who told me about it has VERY sensitive skin, and she uses it with no problems.
1362600
It becomes soft like silly putty, maybe a little thicker, when fully heated through. It can take forms when fully heated, but doesn't have full integrity until at least somewhat cooled
792273
Mine became very thick and goopy within a month, but I use it almost daily. I just ordered the Seche Restore to fix that problem. It is totally worth the slight headache and luckily, the manufacturer has a solution.
1945300
The consistency is neither thick or runny. It's in between the two. It has a really nice texture and smells great.
660969
No. It's a little "thin" but not too runny. And it does not smell bad. Tell you the truth, I was not happy with this product. I love Aveda products but this is nothing to write home about. Doesn't do what it says it's supposed to. I would return it if you can and do not use it. Hope this helps.
1367180
I had the same thing happen and it was still a bit tacky too. I just let it cure a couple days longer until exposed it to water and it did go away without any issues.
850275
>Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough, but the curls hold strong all day and even through boxing class. (Not a joke. It really does.)Extremely massive handlebars might require glue-sticks or hairspray. >Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough,... » Read More >Is it still tacky?Yes, it can remain tacky for quite some time. It'll set and harden after a few minutes, but it's still sticky. You'll feel it on your fingers if you go back and re-adjust your 'stache. When it dries it goes from "cream/waxy" to "dry, but sticky".>Will it hold 5" well?I met a guy with handlebars to his ears (when uncurled) and he uses Clubman. I've found the longer, the better. Short hair fights harder against wax than long hair, in my experience. I tend to get droopy "fangs" if the middle isn't long enough, but the curls hold strong all day and even through boxing class. (Not a joke. It really does.)Extremely massive handlebars might require glue-sticks or hairspray. « Show Less
1945299
It is a thick consistency, like regular hair conditioner. Not runny at all. However, it is rather easy to wash out.
486863
It is kind of like Vasoline but a little thicker. It has the color of Vasoline though when you rub it on something it is clear. I used it on restore something that was a plastic material with cracks. It works well on many jobs.
2215366
I'm not sure why it is runny. It shouldn't be. Mine is creamy. Maybe it is a bad batch. Let the seller know and maybe they will do an exchange for the correct product. Hope this helps.