They have been replaced by brilliantines and leave-in conditioners, like Kiehl's Silk Groom, which don't hold elaborate styles well but render hair softer to the touch.
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"' Brilliantine "'is a hair-grooming product intended to soften men's hair, including beards and moustaches, and give it a glossy, well-groomed appearance.
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He was perfectly cast as the bad guy _ an ugly little bulldog of a man with brilliantine hair, heavy jowls, a square Mack-truck of a body and a scowl like a pit bull
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Adolphe Menjou's trademark brilliantine sleaze is ideal for Major Rinaldi, and there's a stunning montage depicting the retreat from Caporetto that's pre-Code Hollywood filmmaking at its most exciting.
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Ravel made his closest approach to the atonality of Schoenberg; Boulez exults in the borderline, brilliantine sonorities, and his singers-- Jill Gomez, Jessye Norman and Jose van Dam-- are heaven-sent.
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A graduate of Newport Film School ( formerly part of the University of Wales, Newport, now the University of South Wales ), Philip won Best Fiction Film at the BP EXPO student film awards for his first short " SURFACE TENSION " and the following year Runner Up Best Screenplay for " DANDO'S BRILLIANTINE " in the FUJI SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS . On leaving film school Philip made a further three short films under various schemes . " SIXTEEN OUNCES " was made as part of an in-house BBC Wales scheme.
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Orwell manages to combine a belief in socialism-which barely lightens his deep sense of disquiet-with a kind of nostalgia for a world lost in the Great War-" From the whole decade before 1914 there seems to breath forth a smell of the more vulgar, un-grown-up kind of luxury, a smell of brilliantine and cr�me-de-menthe and soft-centred chocolates-an atmosphere, as it were, of eating everlasting strawberry ices on the green lawns to the tune of the Eton Boating Song ".
