I can find Pinaud mustache wax locally at Sally Beauty. But I've used it before, last year for mustache march, and I didn't like it. More of a cream than a wax, with very little hold. Is there any brand of mustache wax that can be found easily at a major chain store like Walmart, cvs, or Walgreens, etc?
Mustache wax... Locally?
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Some of the gents use standard hair product for mustache hold, like Got2B Glued, for the tips of the handlebar mustache. I think I saw someone using one of the Burts Bees products for some mustache hold as well... I can't remember for sure though. As for purposely made stache wax, I've not seen other brands on B&M shelves around my area at all so far.
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This morning I tried my Axe Pomade, moderate success, except that now I taste pomade, ugh.
Doesn't sound ideal... 
Look up the UK Mustache Club:
http://www.handlebarclub.co.uk/index.php
They have a page that lists products and retailers.
There is a list for America and Canada. I found a barber close by that carried Firehouse.
http://www.handlebarclub.co.uk/index.php
They have a page that lists products and retailers.
There is a list for America and Canada. I found a barber close by that carried Firehouse.
I've never found anything but Pinaud in a B&M. Supposedly AOS now carries some wax but I've never tried it.
Men's Essentials store has a large selection of waxes and beard balms.
Burp Bees Lip Balm is mostly Bee's Wax
This what I been using.
This what I been using.
I just recently saw someone using Purple Glue Stick that dries clear. I remember kids eating glue sticks back in the day, so it could be worth a shot for those that need super hold and local availability.
One of the gents that has entered those beard/mustache competitions mentioned some of the others giving tips like using actual glue to get and hold some of those crazy styles they enter into the competition.
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