(Pros: None
Cons: Durability, Overall Quality
You Can’t Shape w/ It
This isn’t a wax. It’s a vaseline. Other than providing a nice shine, it doesn’t do much else. You won’t be shaping your stash with this.
Colonel Conk #118 Moustache (Mustache) Wax
Part #: CC118 | Colonel Conk Shaving
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Description
CC118: #118 Moustache Wax
Colonel Conk
Even the quickest look at the logo bearing the visage of our namesake will tell you Col Ichabod Conk was a man who knew a thing or two about moustache wax.
While we're partial to democracy here at Col Conk and believe it's a personal choice, we ourselves come down firmly on moustache wax as the best way to give some shape to what otherwise be unruly facial hair.
That's why we are continually tinkering with our Moustache Wax to develop just the right qualities of color, pliability and scent to provide the superior look, feel and control popular contemporary styles require.
We've settled on a formula that features a mild transparent wax with a subtle, light and pleasant fragrance.
It's easy to work with. You're able to easily the wax and work it comfortably with your fingers.
Will you ever develop a profile to rival our legendary namesake? Only time (and your styling skill level) will tell.
Information from Colonel Conk.
Specifications
- Outer Diameter: 2.125"
- Container Height: 1.625"
- Made in USA
UPC Code: 788475000052
Related Categories
Colonel Conk Shaving, Moustache Handle Material, Shaving Supplies, Shaving Supplies Wax, Made in USA
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Customer Reviews
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Ogden, UTJan 09, 2026
L Hurn
B.C. CanadaJul 10, 2014
Pros: Overall Quality, Durability
Cons: None
Wax
Used for years, great product , glad that I found some as it is hard to find where I live.
Bart
MichiganSep 12, 2013
Pros: Overall Quality
Cons: None
a little dab will do you
My first experience with waxing the moustache. A little dab on the corners to curl them up over my goatee seems to work. I don't feel the need to heat it as my fingers are warm enough, although I did use a hair dryer to soften it at first, which worked well. Doesn't last quite the whole day: by 3 pm both the moustache and I are drooping a bit. Given its small size would travel well, so could always touch up in the afternoon (perhaps along with an espresso or cup of tea). Not real stiff or heavy, so if I had a real handlebar I'd probably go elsewhere, but just for dressing up my goatee and moustache for a touch of Dali/Imperial look it's fine.
