Hair grease

noun HAIR GREASE hɛːr ɡriːs

Also spelled hair-grease, grease, blue magic

Hair pomade — the thick, often petroleum-based grease rubbed into the hair and scalp to moisturise, soften, and add shine, and to ease combing tightly-curled hair. Brands like 'Blue Magic' are household names. To 'grease yuh hair' or 'grease yuh scalp' is part of the regular hair-care routine, and the tub of hair grease is a fixture of the dressing table.

  • Grease yuh hair before yuh comb it.

    Put grease in your hair before you comb it.

  • Rub di hair grease inna yuh scalp.

    Rub the hair grease into your scalp.

  • Blue Magic a di popular hair grease.

    Blue Magic is the popular hair grease.

From 'hair' + 'grease' (pomade); hair-and-scalp pomade (e.g. Blue Magic). See [[plait]], [[hot-comb]].

Hair-and-scalp pomade; 'grease yuh hair' = apply it. See [[plait]], [[hot-comb]].