Yes. MattMeUp Paste is easy to wash out.

It is water based, so it rinses away with warm water and a normal shampoo. There is no heavy grease, waxy buildup, or residue left behind. One wash is usually enough, even with daily use.

Your hair feels clean after washing, not coated or dry.

Start small.

Use a pea-sized amount for short to medium hair. That is usually enough to get control and texture.

If you have thicker or longer hair, add a little more gradually. It is better to build up than to use too much at once.

Too much product can make hair feel heavy. A small amount gives the best matte finish and natural hold.

Yes, Bull Blaster can be used on most hair types, but it is not ideal for Afro-Caribbean hair.

It works best on straight to wavy hair and on fine to medium textures, where it adds volume, grip, and natural movement.

On very coily or tightly textured hair, salt sprays can feel drying and may reduce definition. For those hair types, a curl cream or moisture-focused styler is a better choice.

How long a jar lasts depends on how often you use it and how much you put in each time.

But as a simple guide:

• If you use it daily with a small amount (pea-sized): about 6–8 weeks.
  
• If you use it less often (every few days): 8–12+ weeks.
  

Most people find one jar lasts around 2 months with regular use.

MattMeUp Paste gives good everyday hold, but here’s how it works in real life:

Rain:

It won’t melt straight away in a drizzle, but heavy rain can soften the style. It’s not fully waterproof.

Wind:

It helps keep shape against moderate wind. Strong gusts might loosen texture, but it generally holds through breezy conditions.

Sweat:

Light sweat is fine. In heavy sweat (workout, hot day), it can loosen and lose grip because it’s water-based.

Bottom line:

MattMeUp performs well for normal daily activity, but it isn’t fully weatherproof like strong gels or sprays designed for sport. It’s best for casual wear, everyday use, and normal conditions.

Texture and Finish

MattMeUp:

• Strong matte, very low shine
  
• Natural texture that gives hair a lived-in look
  

Other matte pastes often vary between too shiny, too flat, or overly heavy depending on formula.

Hold

MattMeUp:

• Medium to strong hold that keeps shape all day
  
• Flexible feel so hair still moves naturally
  

Some competitors either have weak hold that doesn’t last, or very stiff hold that feels crunchy.

Washability

MattMeUp:

• Water-based, so rinses out easily with regular shampoo
  
• Leaves little to no residue
  

Waxy or oil-heavy pastes on the market can be harder to wash out and can build up over time.

Texture and Volume

MattMeUp:

• Bentonite clay adds grip, body, and thickness
  
• Works well for casual, messy, or textured styles
  

Other formulas may rely more on synthetic ingredients that can flatten or weigh hair down.

Everyday Use

MattMeUp:

• Designed for daily wear in normal conditions
  
• Not overly dramatic or extreme in finish
  

Some pastes are very strong and more suited to sculpted or formal styles, not everyday casual looks.

In short, MattMeUp aims to balance natural matte finish, reliable hold, easy washout, and everyday versatility, compared with other matte pastes that may emphasize one trait at the expense of others.