BROSH×CLOUDY POMADE
Just like the original pomade, it maintains its strong hold, even for Japanese hair. It boasts a refreshing citrus fragrance, blending elegant citrus notes with floral undertones, said to be fit for a queen. The design draws inspiration from an African and Ghanaian textile designer who depicted a barber as the main motif, incorporating traditional native patterns with elements like scissors, hair dryers, and combs. The message on the bottom of the can states that "10% of sales will be utilized to support employment in Ghana."
■ CLOUDY Established in 2010, CLOUDY is a certified non-profit organization. Originally focused on aiding children living in Kenyan slums, they have expanded their efforts to include building schools in Ghana to provide educational opportunities, establishing factories to create jobs, and offering health support through school lunches and various education programs. Their initiatives revolve around education, employment, and health, aiming to make a difference in the lives of those living under the same cloudy circumstances.
Just like the original pomade, it maintains its strong hold, even for Japanese hair. It boasts a refreshing citrus fragrance, blending elegant citrus notes with floral undertones, said to be fit for a queen. The design draws inspiration from an African and Ghanaian textile designer who depicted a barber as the main motif, incorporating traditional native patterns with elements like scissors, hair dryers, and combs. The message on the bottom of the can states that "10% of sales will be utilized to support employment in Ghana."
■ CLOUDY Established in 2010, CLOUDY is a certified non-profit organization. Originally focused on aiding children living in Kenyan slums, they have expanded their efforts to include building schools in Ghana to provide educational opportunities, establishing factories to create jobs, and offering health support through school lunches and various education programs. Their initiatives revolve around education, employment, and health, aiming to make a difference in the lives of those living under the same cloudy circumstances.
Just like the original pomade, it maintains its strong hold, even for Japanese hair. It boasts a refreshing citrus fragrance, blending elegant citrus notes with floral undertones, said to be fit for a queen. The design draws inspiration from an African and Ghanaian textile designer who depicted a barber as the main motif, incorporating traditional native patterns with elements like scissors, hair dryers, and combs. The message on the bottom of the can states that "10% of sales will be utilized to support employment in Ghana."
■ CLOUDY Established in 2010, CLOUDY is a certified non-profit organization. Originally focused on aiding children living in Kenyan slums, they have expanded their efforts to include building schools in Ghana to provide educational opportunities, establishing factories to create jobs, and offering health support through school lunches and various education programs. Their initiatives revolve around education, employment, and health, aiming to make a difference in the lives of those living under the same cloudy circumstances.