Here's what our visitors are saying...

We get many responses from visitors to SlickVille.com. proving that there is a vast and growing community of people interested in traditional men's slicked hairstyles. Here we publish a sample of the more unique and representative comments from our visitors.

Slick hair? You bet. Ducktail? Indeed.
Long hair? No way!
I've been slicking my hair for over 35 years. I used to use Vaseline Hair Tonic but it's not sold in the U.S. However, here's a real secret: Use baby oil instead. It's the same stuff — mineral oil [with a fragrance]. Any cheap brand of baby oil is good. So why buy something expensive when baby oil will do the trick? If babies can use it, why not me — or you?

For more stiff hair, just use Vaseline Petroleum Jelly. Take a dab (not too much, not too little) and put it in the palm of your hand. Rub with the other palm so it's "liquefied" and then rub, rub, rub in you hair. Then comb. Don't worry if you think it's too much, it'll even itself out during the day.

Back when I was in high school (1973-1976) the "long-hairs" would say "hey, the wet-head is dead" (they stole it from Vitalis). Well, those guys are bald now and I ain't. I'm 50 years old and still have my D.A. -Chris Gulyas

His father was one cool cat
My grandfather who seved in the Vietnam war always had the best looking hair. And I remember looking up to him when I was child and saying "man that is one cool cat" Currently I have my own sytle and slick and use PROclaim black dyed beeswax, Royal Crown, and American Classic Pomade. Juan

Surprised by his barber with a flattop with fenders. Now he must always grease up
When I was young almost every man used grease, but it was the 60s/70s and it became uncool to slick up. They even ran ads proclaiming "the wet head is dead!", so I conformed.

In my teens I learned that slicked hair was a huge turn on. It became a secret fettish until in my 20s when my barber forced my hand. I bumped into him at a bar. We were having some beers when a guy with a perfect slicked back ducktail walked by. I nervously told my barber about my obsession and was disappointed when he shot it down sying, "you wouldn't want that", I dropped the subject. On my next visit he said, "trust me, let's try something new" and while blocking my view he proceeded to give me a flattop with fenders. My old cut could either be slicked or not, but the long sides {with a flattop] meant that I would have to grease up all the time. I was blown away.

I'm still always on the lookout for greasers and good barbershops. If I see a guy with a great DA I'll ask were he got his hair cut, and they're always happy to discuss their slicked hair with great pride. MoDaug

Mexico is a lonely place when you're the only greaser boy in town
19 years old school greaser, yup, that's me. Being a greaser living outside the US is in fact a little bit lonely; at least here in Mexico there are NONE, and i mean NO greasers at all altough i enjoy being quite unique. I dicovered my interest for rock'n'roll when i was 6 years old and got shocked by the king's jailhouse rock; And now, 13 years later i can't seem to live without my AGS & comb pack XD. Proudly wearing my pomp & DA around Mexico, my goal is to make everyone see that the hand jive lives and it's still rock'n'roll to me (love that song :D). Feeling happy 'cause i found this place and remember... you all have a friend in Mexico!!! QUE VIVA EL ROCK'N'ROLL!!! Goji Bravo

Loves the way his hair looks slicked back

I recently found your site and find it very well put together. I started playing around with greasing my hair about three months ago. I have tried various products including Groom and Clean, Jeris tonic, Krew Comb, and my favorite which is Wildroot Creme Oil. I love the way my hair looks slicked back and I enjoy the process of applying the oil and experimenting with parts, all straight back, lifting the front up into a bit of a pomp. I have also visited a few barbershops and asked the barbers for tips on how to grease and style and have received a couple of good greasings from them. I find the whole experience very exciting right now and will continue trying various things and visiting barbershops for more tips. New Greaser

Site gives Pggy Ann new insite
I discovered my interest by accident and owe it to your site. I was searching for something else on Google and came upon an unpaid search listing for a hot story about hair slicking and how it relates to prison relationships. I proceeded to devour the site, get a hair tip (blow dry the wax to make it more pliable) and now I check back occasionally for updates. This site has given me a new angle from which to view people I meet, particularly older men. I have always been interested in what I can only call "blue collar vanity" and this site gives me more insight than I could've ever hoped for. I put a link to your site on my site, http://www.peggy-ann.com. Thank you for opnening my eyes! Peggy Ann

Likes plain ol' redneck grease and a greasy Ace comb in his back pocket
As long as I can remember I've been interested in men with shiny slick-combed hair. Thought there weren't too many men like me out there, so I was really excited to find this website. I wear my dark hair parted on the side, fairly long and combed back, always slicked with hair cream. I've tried just about every product and have a whole shelf of hair grease at home. I like Wildroot, Vitalis, Brylcreem, Three Flowers, all the old-fashioned men's hair tonics and grease. I even order Brylcreem from the UK or Canada because it has that great old masculine scent that was changed in the US version some years back. But I've never been much interested in a lot of these younger "fake greasers" who treat their hair with salon products and maybe get a shine but not that great smell and silky slick feel. I just like plain ol' redneck grease on my hair and a greasy Ace comb in my back pocket. I'm really interested in connecting with other guys who share my appreciation for the look, the smell and the feel of great greased-up hair. Mike Rowland

Vintage styles is his style
I've been greasing down my hair since the seventh grade. Perfectly combed, shining hairdos with sleek parts have just always appealed to me. I spend about 15 minutes every morning styling my hair, making a completely flawless centre part. I use a lot of Brylcreem and various gels and waxes. I've never met anyone else who enjoys making these vintage hairstyles. I am so relieved to see that there are others out there. Logan

He goes through a large tube in about two weeks
I have had a slick-hair fetish from the time that I was three. My father used Brylcreem, and I used to watch in fascination as he would put it in his hair every morning. I thought it was so HOT. I would often smell and lick the comb that he just used to grease his hair after he left for work. As I grew older, the men that I always thought were the most masculne and handsome were those who greased. I loved walking closely behind them in order to get a whiff of their hair. By about 12, I was sneaking into my father's bedroom so that I could secretly sniff and feel his Brylcreemed head. Then I would go into his bathroom and pretend that he was showing me how to slick my own hair. I would use his Brylcreem and his comb and put gobs of Brlyceem into my hair. I LOVED the way it made my hair glisten and I loved the feeling, too. I also LOVED the way that it smelled--just that smell was enough to get me hard as a rock! (Anybody notice how in the 70's the smell changed--I liked the old smell better, but the new is good). Anyway, I would play in my hair and comb it for hours, then sit on the toilet and sniff Brylcreem directly from the tube while playing with my hair. It didn't take long to shoot a wad of cum across the bathroom and onto the opposite wall.

In college, I was lucky enough to find a man who would sometimes indulge my slick-hair and Brylcreem fantasizes, but I do't think that he was really into it. I KNEW that there had to be other men out there into my greaser fetish, but until today, hadn't found any. You've made me an extremely happy man, and I am looking forward to meeting and getting together with some hot masculine greasers!
I use Brylcreem every day now, once in the morning, and once in the evening. I go through a large tube in about two weeks. I have a thick, full head of brown hair, so I enjoy slicking it straight back, or sometimes parting it on the right. I also use it as a lube for fun activities. BrylcreemBill

Could hardly wait to get the computer out of the box
One of the first things I did upon receipt of my new computer was to type in slick hair which led me here. I have had an interest in slick (particularly greasy slicked hair) as long as I can remember (preschool). When I was a teenager, I would buy all sorts of greasy hairdressings and "sneak" them into the house, where I would experiment. In the 70's, there were not as many greasers around, but I could spot them a mile away! I guess my favorite hairdressing is Groom&Clean — love the smell — I like pomade, as well. Mitch

Couldn't believe that there are others like him
When I found this site I became sooo happy, I couldn’t believe there were others out there like myself. And now, because of this [site] I am a proud daily greaser, enjoying such products as American Crew’s Grooming Cream and Pomade, Brylcreem and Royal Crown. Cleanpart

It started with Claek Kent
It all started with Clark Kent, well with George Reeves anyway. Back in the '50s, I watched that show with excitement and anticipation. I didn't understand at the time why I was so excited, but as I got older I knew it was the slick, shiny, healthy hair. I also used to stay up late to watch old movies on TV. One night I saw an old Boston Blackie movie with Chester Morris. I've been turned on by his hair ever since. Since that time I've discovered so many slick-haired men to admire, from Cary Grant to Stephen Baldwin. Sometimes it's hard not to stare. Once, in high school, I was talking to a guy in class. He must have noticed that I was staring because he asked why I was looking at his hair. I lied, of course, and told him I was looking a something behind him. Now, after all this time, I found a place like SLICKVILLE, where it's cool and acceptable to admire other men's hair and to admit that I get turned on by it. Thanks for making this incredible slick, shiny home available. Hairshine

'My daddy had a big black pompador and the sides slicked back very shiney and greased.'
As a young boy, I accompanied my daddy to the barber shop every Saturday. It was a ritual that was followed by the hardware shop, the pipe and tobacco shop, and then the delicatessin for lunch, just the two of us. My haircut was usually a crewcut with the front greased up about 1 1/2 to 2 inches high. My daddy had a big black pompador and the sides slicked back very shiney and greased. As I grew older, daddy allowed me to grow out my hair a little longer but it was always greased slick and wet and I was required to keep it that way all day and especially for dinner. Every morning while I was eating breakfast my daddy would clean my glasses and then first apply some warm water to my hair. Next he would rub in a good glob of pomade and rub it in all over my hair and scalp. Then he would begin to comb my hair, making a clean part, combing the sides back close to my scalp and finally the front way up and to the side. The final step was appying a very genrous amount of any of the following — tres flores, vaseline hair tonic, wildroot, vitalis or brylcream. They all smelled sweet but masculine and made my hair shine in the light and the little girls in class used to come over to me and smell my hair. The only downside was while playing baseball, the bees and the flies were all over me because of the sweet smell. I will never forget this experience! N. Bogart

Hours of pleasure
You have a great site! Thanks for the hours of pleasure that you've given us all. Paul

Loves the executive look protraied by KiwiSlick
I really enjoy the Slickville site alot. I check out various hair sites, but I love slickville best because of it's devotion to slick hair I just go crazy over slick hair. I really love the slick executive look, as portrayed by KiwiSlick recently — super sharp suit and tie, incredibley neat well slicked hair with a super sharp side part - yummm. Get-The-Wet-Look

Excited over so many slick pictures
First of all, your Slickville site is really great. There's enough pictures of greasy hair to make me hard as a rock (and beyond even that!). Ace Superslick is one of my favorites, as well as many others. Neil

"I'm still a very goodold time barber"
I've had the interest in slicked hair since I was a little boy and was slicked with Vaseline Rose Pomade and brilliantine. I became a barber specializing in boys/young mens grooming and slick hairstyles. I'm much older now and don't have the hair for slicking anymore, but still am a very good old time barber. I use all the Lucky Tiger products,Stephans products, Southern Rose pomade,Dixie Peach pomade and, of course, Brylcreem! Bill Mansfield

SlickVille - Totally stunning
I am in awe with the slickville website! I tell ya Jim, it actually makes ya feel like ya been to SlickVille in a town from the 50's. Totally stunning! Greaserdannyboy

No reason to look any further
I visited your site for the first time this week and I must say, I was amazed at the pictures of Gullifer! There is no reason to look any further because his pictures will never be equalled, much less surpassed. By far the best part of the series was 'The Auto Parts Guy'. Kevin

The smell of Vitalis, Brylcreem, and Groom & Clean is "total turn on."
I have always loved the slick wet look all my life.(I love all kinds of hair but the wet look is my fetish)As a young boy I admired others styles, especially guys with pomps. (Elvis for example) I had a flat top as a kid but quickly grew my hair long to be in style. I love the smell of Vitalis, Brylcream and Groom and Clean. The smell is a total turn on. I wear my hair slicked today similar to Jack Cooper (Royalcrownman) and Slickdude with a pomp. After my morning shower I towel dry and apply a small amount of Vitalis and let it dry somewhat, add a small amount of gel and a dab of Brylcream for the shine and look. I LOVE this web site. Alan (aka: mtgeman)

Long haired bikers with a whole jar of motor grease turned on this hairy bear to greasing himself and his friends.
I first got turned on by slicked and greased hair when I saw a lot of bikers gathering in the peak District national park in England in 1974 when I was 12. One guy had long nearly waist length hair which looked like it had about a whole jar of Brylcreem or even motor grease put into it. His hair was dead straight and had a brilliant shine to it. He was wearing torn shabby denims and filthy looking leathers. That was the first time I was aware of my greased hair fetish. I like hair when it is pressed completely flat and shiny rather than pomps, also slicked straight back or a centre part but must be totally flat and rock hard so even a hurricane won't move it. I used to wear it slicked back to a point at the back in a DA. I love to slick other guys hair. Especially black hair like Chinese guys have or long hair, but short hair works quite well even though it is a bit more limited. (See a photo of Mudbear with his hair this way draped over his leather motorcycle jacket.) Mudbear

for some reason felt great sensations when the barber greased me with Brylcreem

The site is really good and I have had a slicked hair fetish for many years — like Short N Slick, a nice short back and sides but enough hair left on the top to literally grease and shine. I too was always made to have a short traditional barbered haircut in the 1960's and for some reason felt great sensations when the barber greased me with Brylcreem whether I liked it or not but when I left the shop it just seemed that this was the way to feel perfectly groomed. You felt you had a smart haircut and knew with the grease it would stay that way for the best part of the day. I still think its the smartest and best way hair should be today. Although it is not common, it is great to see a website like this and we can all share common interests.

As for KIWISLICK - I will be at the front of the queue and in that barbers chair — not only to get a fresh short greased haircut but to experience the sensation of seeing him doing it and ensuring his clients look as smart as he does. Certainly looking forward to him emptying that bottle on his head, hopefully dealing with some clients too. KM

My knees go weak whenever I
encounter a real greaser
I am a hair fetishist so slick hair on men is just one facet of my interest. However, slicked hair emphasizes all of the qualities about men's hair that I love: sheen, adds thickness, smooths all types of hair to make it look silky (well, almost). I love longer hair that is slicked and styled with every hair is in place, but I lust after longer hair that has been slicked and styled but every hair is NO LONGER in place. My knees go weak whenever I encounter a real greaser, a real rarity these days, and I can't take my eyes off of the guy's hair.

My favorite styles usually have long bangs which are swept to the side or back, huge quiffs, pompadours. I wear my hair in combed to the side and back forming a modified pomp with a DA in the back. The products I use include Brylcreem, Groom N Clean, American Crew Pomade, Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Hair Wax, and John Frieda Sheer Blonde Detangler. Stan

I think well-greased hair is the ultimate in masculine grooming
"I was born in 1953. When I was growing up, all men wore slicked hair. I did not want to slick my hair when I was a boy but my father made me use Brylcreem every day. He would make sure I was well greased and would cream my hair up himself since he knew I would not. I hated this daily ritual. He also insisted that I go to the barbershop every other week for a "regular boy's haircut" which the barber always finished with a generous application of Brylcreem. At the time I thought of this as a punishment. Mysteriously, when I reached puberty, I would get a hard-on when the barber greased me up with Brylcreem after my haircut. In college, I wore long, blow-dried hair held in place with lots of stiff hair spray but still dreamed of the Brylcreem days.

"Now, I wear my hair very short -- even shorter than my father made me in the past and I slick it every day. I think well-greased hair is the ultimate in masculine grooming. I go every week to the barbershop for a razor shaved fade and the top is about one inch long. I comb it straight back every day, slicked with real grease. I love Brylcreem and Vaseline Hair Tonic but my favorite is Royal Crown because it is pure grease and really shines. I also like Vidal Sassoon's wax but I love Rob's 30-weight hair grease with Texas beeswax. Lately, I have been starting with a large dab of VS wax to hold my hair down, and then I put another large dab of Royal Crown. Then, I put a little bit of Sandahl's butch wax which tends to take away the shine so I finish off with pure mineral oil which makes my hair really shiny." Short-N-Slick

"Most active member award"
Gully has been surfin' our greaser sites, and found such an active member, such a dedicated 'moderator/leader' of his site..such a benevolent one to the 'greaser-lover' cause....THE 'cause' of making it available to those who thought they were alone, THE 'cause' of sharing his love for men with well/over groomed hair. He shares at his own out of pocket expense 'detailed' , 'high resolution pictures' of men with greased/groomed hair. He considers all pics you fellas send him, and considers all pics of hair to incorporate in his museum of men's slicked hair.

I do not use the word 'Museum' loosely.

Groups/site/clubs, are groups/sites/clubs....but his 'ADDRESS' IS A MUSEUM to hold to validate to cherish true works for those who come behind us...of men's 'slicked' hair.....they will surely think they are alone until they find his ADDRESS

He is Jim Brown....of our Brylkeen site....who I would call a LEADER... Gullifer

I'm in a state of excitement that
borders on torture
"Just wanted to let you know that your site is beyond terrific and is almost too hot to bear. I just finished looking at it and I'm in a state of excitement that borders on torture. Not that it is torture. It hurts to look at those guys and not have them here. Thanks so much for giving us a glimpse of what heaven is like. Wow." Charles