Reviews about Paul Mitchell Mitch Matterial Styling Clay

This feels more like pasta.

In comparison to the STMNT Dry Clay, this clay is a bit sticky. It is noticeably more difficult to apply. However, in my humble opinion, it falls short of a 5-star rating. It deserves a solid 4 stars.

★★★★★ | Overall Impression

★★★★★ | Hold

★★★★★ | Matte Effect

★★★★★ | Flexibility

★★★★☆ | Longevity

★★★★★ | Sticky Hair

★★★★☆ | Scent

★★★★★ | Ease of Application

★★★★★ | Easy to Wash Off

This is an excellent matte clay with superb hold. The clay is very similar to STMNT Dry Clay. The only difference is that STMNT is slightly easier to apply to the hair, while this one is slightly stickier. Overall, these two pastes are very similar and very cool. The clay is suitable for short to medium-length hair. It may be difficult to apply for longer hair. For longer hair, I would recommend Aveda Clay.

The jar is a regular plastic one, 85g. The clay has a pleasant, creamy, and fresh scent. The consistency is like a thick cream. The hold is strong and flexible - a solid 10/10. The finish is also matte and cool.

This clay performs its tasks perfectly - a solid 10. Are there clays better than this one? - yes, there are. But I will also add this one to my TOP collection.

For those in need, here are my top matte clays with good hold for medium-length hair:

1. Kevin.Murphy Rough.Rider (this is a masterpiece, the king of stylings).
2. Aveda Clay (medium hold, fantastic matte finish with the lightest and non-sticky application to the hair).
3. Moroccanoil Clay
4. STMNT Dry Clay
5. Paul Mitchell Clay