Butter vs Oil

Know your weapon. Use it right.

Both do the job—but they don’t do the same job. Here’s how to choose without guessing.

Choose Full Bodied Butter when you need:

Heavy moisture. Strong hold. Long-lasting protection.

• Your hair or skin is very dry or prone to flaking

• Your hair can handle grease or heavy butters

• You want a thicker sealant that doesn’t disappear

• For braid parting or separating (like gel) but you don't want to clog the scalp 

• You’re slicking hair into a pony, bun, or pulled-back style

• Your skin needs all-day moisture, not reapplication

• Cold weather or low humidity is stealing your moisture

Texture: Whipped → melts into an oil
Best for: Hair, scalp, skin
Power move: Barrier + moisture that stays put

Choose Last Call Finishing Oil when you need:

Lightweight seal. Shine. Flexibility.

• Your hair is already moisturized and needs to be sealed

• You’re finishing a wash-and-go, twist-out, or braid-out

• You want shine without weight or grease

• Your scalp needs moisture but no buildup

• You’re wearing straightened styles

• You need a daily beard oil that conditions without heaviness

• You want a product that works across all hair types

Texture: Lightweight oil
Best for: Hair, scalp, beard
Power move: Moisture locked in, style untouched

The Real Rule

• Dry? Go Butter.

• Moisturized? Go Oil.

• Extra dry? Butter first, Oil later.

No gimmicks. No overlap confusion.
Just the right product, at the right time—every time.