How do I apply beard oil?

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

How often should I apply beard oil?

It depends on various factors. It can be used daily but if your beard is dry, has dandruff, or itchy, we recommend using it 1-2 times daily. If your beard tends to hold the moisture well you can cut it down to every other day. 

Is your beard oil cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

Are your beard oil's environmentally friendly?

During the recent years, we have aimed at reducing our carbon footprint, hence reducing the overall plastic output. Our bottles are made of glass, not plastic, as well as recyclable packaging. We also print directly on the packaging and glass bottles to ensure less plastic is used. 

What are the ingredients?

Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Hydrogenated Sweet Almond Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, Tocopherol, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

• Reduces beard itch and softens your facial hair

• 100% Natural & Organic

• No flavors, preservatives, or genetically modified ingredients

• Animal and cruelty-free

• Effectively prevent splitting of beard and promote beard growth

Here we have the beard oil you've been looking for. With its all-natural ingredients it will leave your beard soft and smooth. Whether you're just starting to grow your beard or you have beard-hive, Grooming Hut's beard oil will add that luster you are looking for.

Beard oil is used to cleanse, nourish, and moisturize your beard, keeping it healthy and strong. The oil also keeps your skin free from flaking and itchiness and flaking-hence why it makes an important part of your grooming.

If you normally experience beard dandruff or beard itch, it doesn’t matter if you already sport a full beard or are still on the stubble phase, what you need is beard oil. It not only alleviates the discomfort but helps in supporting and maintaining beard growth.

The best time to use the oil is right after getting out the shower. The beard will be at peak cleanness levels and the skin pores will have opened up, good for absorption. Remember to gently towel-dry the beard before you apply oil but leaving it slightly damp. Don’t apply beard oil when your hair is too wet as water and oil don’t mix well. 

How Often to Use Beard Oil

When it comes to how often you should use beard oil, it will depend on a variety of factors. First of all, all beard oils are not similar in quality and composition of ingredients. Again, it may come down to individual preferences with many beard aficionados applying the oil every day and there is certainly nothing wrong with that. In fact, most experts recommend daily use to help in keeping your beard as attractive and healthy as possible.

Frequency of application will vary depending on the local climate, the season, and several other factors like cost. You may want to start with an every-other-day use and adjust the regimen as you think necessary. Your beard is likely to dry out more if you are living near drier climatic areas which may mean that a more frequent use becomes necessary, perhaps twice a day. If, however, you find that daily use is making your beard too oily, consider cutting down to every other day application. 

How Much Do I Use?

Because natural beard oils have a non-greasy feel, it can be tempting to use more than your beard actually needs. Remember that if your beard is wet after a shower, the water prevents the oil from getting absorbed into your hairs and skin, therefore ensure it is dry but damp.

The amount of beard oil needed cannot be described as an exact science -- it depends on the beard length and thickness. While finding the perfect amount can be through the trial and error route until you find your balance, a good rule of thumb principle is to use a dime-sized puddle poured in your palm.

As a guide, here's how you should ideally use beard oil based on beard length: 
• Stubble: 1-2 drops 
• 1-2 inches long beard: 2-4 drops 
• 3-6 inches long beard: 4-6 drops 
• Over 6 inches beard: 7+ drops (this ensures all strands get coated and roots penetrated)

Another helpful tip is to think of beard oil as hair gel, but for the beard -- your beard will inform you when it’s nicely saturated. 

Applying Beard Oil

Beard oil not only moisturizes your beard but also the skin underneath reducing dandruff and skin irritation. Depending on the specific type of essential oils used, you can get additional health benefits like increased blood flow to the hair follicles and lower blood pressure because of the stress-reducing aromatherapy.

When applying beard oil, it’s perhaps more important to focus on how you apply the oil. One vital aspect is to make sure that your beard gets lightly coated in oil from the root to the hair tips. All you need is just a few drops for that. If you are located in a cold zone or particularly dry climate, it becomes even more critical to maintain this daily moisturizing routine if you are to have a well-maintained beard.

Start with a few drops in your cupped palm. Rub the beard oil to evenly distribute it in your palm. Work your way down from the beard roots to the end of the hair strands. Massage the skin underneath your beard gently, working your hand in a motion moving from the cheeks downwards to your chin.

If applying after showering in the morning, make sure that you have towel-dried the beard as water and oil don't mix well; but just enough such that the beard remains slightly damp to allow your hair follicles to absorb the oil. After applying your beard oil as we have described above, either use a comb or hairbrush to get your beard into the desired shape.

Besides hydrating the skin, beard oil helps in taming and softening your beard, thus acting a double grooming and styling role. If you are just starting to use beard oil, it’s best to use once a day, particularly in the morning after your hot shower. Before long, you will find that using this useful oil will easily slip into your grooming routine and the benefits will soon be noticeable.

Because it contains rich moisturizing oils, even just a little beard oil is adequate to eliminate flakes and tame those flyaway hairs. If, over time, you feel you could do with more beard oil, consider applying twice a day, morning and night. With the correct amount, beard oil will not just soften your beard but also hydrate it to reduce split ends and eliminate itching. A regular routine of beard oil application will keep your facial hair looking sharp and feeling soft.

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

A male beard demands lots of care and grooming. Exposure to the elements, debris, dirt, sweat from workouts, or hard work all takes their toll on the health and quality of your beard. Maintaining a well-groomed and nice-looking beard is critical if you are to attain the coveted beard goals you set for your beard journey. And the path to achieving a thick, healthy beard comes with its fair share of challenges.

Luckily, several reliable techniques can be applied to soften the beard. Top among these include using the best products on your whiskers and changing your beard grooming routine to maximize the beard products' benefits.

For example, avoid using regular body washes and bar soaps intended for the body as they offer a much harsher clean. While such products are great when you want to scrub off the grime from your body after a hard day at work, when used on the face, it dries out the skin and leaving your beard dry, flaky, itchy, with split ends and unhealthy growth. Your beard needs more care than the hair on your head.

Keeping your beard looking awesome has certainly been made easier by the availability of many personal grooming products. A question that plagues many men is the importance or necessity of using one or two beard products or even a variety. For example, why not simply use regular hair shampoo on the beard? What's the difference between a beard wash and beard conditioner versus hair shampoo and hair conditioner? Let's get right to it!

About Beard Shampoo

During the day, the beard collects microscopic dust and debris that constantly float in the air. Your beard also comes into direct contact with germs, smoke, food, drinks, and odors, as well as lots of stuff from your hands whenever you touch it. Washing the beard daily cleans it of such germ-carrying particles and saliva, and prevents their buildup in the pores that could lead to acne and beardruff.

A quality beard wash product is specifically designed for your beard. It offers a thorough cleanse, soft enough for the delicate facial tissue but strong enough to handle the more dense, thicker beard hairs. A beard wash is designed to work with your natural oils generated by your skin and hair rather than against them.

Benefits of Beard Shampoo

Beard washes will not only cleanse your facial hair and skin, but they also help soften the beard. Often, beard washes contain essential oils, Shea butter, and vitamins designed to help hydrate the beard, leaving it feeling soft and smooth.

It is worth mentioning once again that properly used beard washes don't strip away the natural sebum oils in your hair, which are essential for keeping your beard and skin and moisturized. When combined with beard shampoo, the natural oils help keep the beard feeling soft and reduce the number of beard products needed for personal care.

Beardruff is the result of dead skin cell buildup. The dead skin cells leave specks of white flakes everywhere; on your beard, shirt, seat cushions, pillows, and other places where they would least be expected. Colder temperatures, wind, and indoor central heating contribute to dry hair and skin. When combined with the usage of wrong beard cleansing and moisturizing products, it contributes to accelerated flaking.

During the winter months, beardruff is particularly prominent. As the temperature drops, you may be tempted to skip regular hair and beard washing, shampooing, and conditioning. The cold months are very drying for your beard and skin, often requiring you to adopt a special beard care regimen.

Consistently using beard washes prevents and treats beard beardruff and dandruff. Beard washes gently cleanse the skin beneath the beard while functioning as an equally gentle exfoliant helping remove dead skin cells. Beard wash has natural ingredients designed to treat beard itch, which generally tends to emerge and bother men during the early stages of beard growth. Bacterial and fungal infections, acne, ingrown hairs, and poor hygiene habits may also contribute to beard itch.

Beard washes offer relief for itchy beards as they contain unique ingredients that reduce skin irritation. They also function as antibacterial agents preventing various acne forms.

Why Choose Beard Shampoo

You could be wondering why you need to use a beard shampoo rather than a hair shampoo. Hair shampoos are specifically formulated for cleansing the hair on your head and the scalp. The shampoo is more concentrated to lift excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair and scalp. Shampoos can be harsh and excessively drying. Applying such products can leave your beard feeling and looking dry. On the other hand, beard washes are gentle on your beard and face. They leverage your natural sebum oils to boost the anti-inflammatory and hydration process.

Another angle to check when looking to buy a beard wash is whether the ingredients list contains silicone. You will want to avoid beard products with silicone because such products are not water-soluble. That means compared to water-soluble hair shampoo, regular hair shampoos are harder to wash out.

Then why would silicone be included in beard products? They help to make the beard look shiny, a desire of many men. Silicone tends to fills in the porosity found in your hair, thus artificially plumping it to give a look that is shinier and healthier. On the other hand, when you use premium products made without silicone, your beard will still look shinier and become healthier.

How Often Should You Wash Your Facial Hair?

Avoid washing your beard too frequently. This is because it strips off the hair’s natural oils which are vital for its health and nice-look. Similarly, while washing regularly might appeal because it does reduce the natural sebum oils, you may want to skip the beard wash if your beard is shorter. The general rule of thumb to observe is a beard shorter than 0.5″.

The production of sebum oil throughout the day generally compensates for any oil that is stripped out when you wash your beard. Nevertheless, dependent on the length of your beard and your levels of activity, you may want to wash your beard once a day and go from there. If you notice your beard is drying out, you may want to reduce it to once every 2-3 days.

If you fall under the active guy category, spending lots of time working in sports or out in the sun, the social outdoors type, you may want to have your beard washed daily. If you mainly work behind a desk or from home most of the days, you might only need a beard wash two times a week.

Beard Conditioner

Once the beard is clean, you need to soften it up with a specialized conditioner. Such a product infuses your beard with both nutrients and moisture, improving its texture and makes it less likely to irritate the skin. Beard conditioner has a dual role: hydrates the skin beneath the beard to prevent dryness and soothe.

Beard conditioners nourish your beard and the skin underneath. They prevent your beard from feeling and getting too wiry and the skin from getting flaky. Beard dandruff is never a good sight on any man. If you notice your beard is feeling rather dry and the skin beneath a little itchy, these are signs that you need a beard conditioner. To achieve comprehensive moisture levels, use it at least one to two times daily.

Beard Conditioner vs. Beard Conditioner

Beard forms part of your androgenic-hair and is controlled by hormones. It depends on the production of natural sebum oils by your body. On the other hand, scalp hair is non-androgenic. To grow, it doesn't need hormones and doesn't depend on natural sebum oils. This makes it important to understand the main differences between beard wash and regular shampoo, and why it makes more sense to use beard wash on your whiskers.

The key difference between beard (androgenic hair) and scalp hair, is that your facial hair grows curlier and thicker, is much more dry and coarse than head hair. Additionally, the skin on your head (scalp) is typically oilier than your facial skin, the reason why regular shampoos turn out to be harsher than a good quality beard wash. This makes regular shampoo okay for your head but not on your facial hair or face.

These differences between your face and scalp, and between head hairs and beards make it imperative to get a quality beard wash and conditioner to accompany it. The two products are specifically designed for your face skin and beard hairs. Usually, a beard conditioner has a beard shampoo that goes along with it from the same manufacturer. Like a hair conditioner, you apply the conditioner after shampooing your beard and rinsing it out.
In most cases, beard washes are made from natural ingredients and only have minimal chemical cleaning agents. Most generic shampoos and conditioners are often made from a mixture of strong cleaning agents, human-made chemicals, and some natural oils.

This explains why your average supermarket shampoo or beard conditioner often comes with parabens, SLS, benzoates, and several other powerful detergents. Most might only contain small amounts of natural oils such as almond oil. On the other hand, quality beard washes and conditioners are typically made from natural oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and Castile soaps with possibly small amounts of lye or potassium hydroxide.

Beard Conditioner Benefits

Beard conditioners are moisturizing washout treatments that are specially-formulated for use on facial hair. These beauty care products typically feature ingredients that nourish both hair and skin. They lock in moisture for a more comfortable, healthier beard or mustache. Beard conditioner is recommended because the product is specifically made for the sensitive area around the face.

You are likely to experience less irritation from the beard conditioner ingredients than from the ones used in a hair conditioner. Your facial hair constantly gets a beating from the environments around you. From food crumbs and drips from your drinks to car exhaust and pollution, plenty of unwanted stuff, dirt, and debris lands on your whiskers. Beard conditioners help in cleansing your facial hair of the icky stuff picked up during your day.

A conditioner designed specifically for use on the beard won't strip the essential oils. That enables you to clean the beard without compromising it in any way. Regular use of a quality beard conditioner ensures you enjoy shiny, lush facial hair that is visibly healthy. Beard conditioner is also an excellent beard care product for those men who prefer not to use a leave-in beard conditioner such as beard balm, beard oil, or beard butter/cream. While it certainly cannot be a 100% substitute for a good leave-in conditioner, a beard conditioner is certainly useful for men with certain preferences.

Using Beard Conditioners

Generally, most beard conditioners are presented with a lotion or cream-like consistency, similar to the average hair conditioners. The conditioner must be applied or spread evenly over the entire beard, from the roots to the hair end, including the mustache. Although a beard conditioner is a washout product that you should use after washing the beard, it can also be used on its own on those days when you aren't getting dirty or sweaty. This is why some conditioners are referred to as co-wash or conditioner wash.

If you are using a daily beard conditioner such as beard balm or beard oil in your care and grooming regimen but are looking for a smoother texture that can be applied right out of the shower, consider using a butter beard conditioner. It makes a good compromise as you can wash the beard, apply the conditioner, and you are good to go.

For a beard that is shorter than 1/2", unless you consistently apply the conditioner for a couple of days, you are not likely to fully appreciate its benefits. The consistent use gives the conditioner time to get fully absorbed and work its magic. For a short beard, you will need only a few drops applied throughout the day. If the beard conditioner is not adding enough moisture, applying a bit of beard oil might help.

The weather and climate in your location can impact how dry the beard and skin get, and the dryer the local climate, the more your beard needs conditioning. Remember your skin, hair, and beard are different from your buddies, so use some discretion in terms of what and how you apply a beard conditioner.

The most important factor, however, is how dirty you usually get. If most of your time is spent indoors on the couch, you can probably go for days without having to wash or condition your beard. If you get dirty and sweat a lot, it's always recommended you wash your beard regularly, if not daily, followed by a conditioner to get back the moisture. After all, a beard can never be said to be too soft!

Choosing Beard Conditioners

Beard conditioner is a washout grooming product that is best used after washing your beard. It seals the hair follicles, packing them with all the essential nutrients needed to grow healthy, strong, and soft. What's most important is that the conditioner allows you to jam in the nutrients into your hair shafts before they close when you dry the beard.

When looking to buy high-quality beard products, we recommend you stick with 100% all-natural beard and hair conditioners. You must avoid using any product that's too harsh on the skin beneath or one that can cause itchiness, irritation, beard dandruff, or an overall unhealthy looking beard.

So before picking up any beard conditioner, ensure it's all-natural and suited for your particular beard and skin. It would be a grooming disaster if you picked the wrong product. You will want to make sure it has the key ingredients that strengthen, nourish, moisturize, condition and help your beard grow!

Conclusion

Beards are certainly in fashion; the new fad. But yes, they're also in the workplace, in the sun, in the gym, and will ultimately need care. If you are blessed with a chin packed with thick, luscious hair, you will also need to go the extra mile to keep it nice-looking and clean. And remember, your beard hair is thicker and stronger than regular hair, and therefore your regular shampoo may simply not do. It would help if you had a good beard wash and conditioner.

Any good barber or hairstylist will tell you to avoid shampooing your hair after every shower because hair shampoos can be extremely drying. The hair shampoos chemicals strip the beard of its natural oils, leaving both the skin beneath and hair brittle and dry. However, beard washes, are designed specifically to work with your natural oils rather than against them. Hair washes also provide plenty of anti-inflammatory ingredients.

After using a beard wash, finish the job with a beard conditioner. The right beard conditioner penetrates and softens the beard with vital nutrients and vitamins. Your beard becomes instantly more style-able, and gentle against the skin and that of your partner, instead of being scratchy and scrappy. Used together, a beard wash and beard conditioner work for you. Your beard will be the envy of many men and adored by the women!

How do I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Wet and dampen your beard. Squeeze a nickel or quarter-sized amount into your palm (Use more as necessary). Massage the beard wash from root to the tip of your beard. Make sure to get rub through every strand of facial hair. Wash clean with water and towel dry. 

How often should I apply beard shampoo & conditioner?

Apply daily. You can apply once in the morning to help soften and freshen your beard followed by applying once per night in order to get rid of the daily grit and dirt. 

Is your beard wash and conditioner cruelty-free?

Yes, of course!

What are the ingredients?

Shampoo conditioner 2 in 1 ingredient list:

Unscented Shampoo and Conditioner ：Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Ethylhexylglycerin.

Vanilla Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Vanilla Tahitensis Fruit Extract，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Eucalyptus Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil ，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cedarwood Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Cedrus Deodara Wood Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Cool Mint Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioner ：

Water, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Coco-Glucoside, Citric Acid, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Sodium Benzoate, Glycol Distearate, Glyceryl Oleate, Laureth-4, Sodium Hydroxide, Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea Tree) Leaf Oil，Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyquaternium-10, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extractm,Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin.

Does your beard oil contain any Sulfates, silicone, parabens, or phthalates?

No, our beard oils are sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, and phthalate-free!

• Train your facial hair to grow in a certain direction

• Distribute beard oil evenly throughout your beard

• Anti-static which helps with loose hairs

• Prevent ingrown hairs from growing

• Remove dead skin cells, dandruff, and loose hairs

So you want your beard to look the best it can right? Our beard comb and beard brush can help bring your facial hair up to par. Our Grooming HUT beard comb and brush will enable you to style your beard the way you desire. Handmade with beech wood, our beard comb and beard brush are made to last.

Benefits of Wooden Beard Comb and Brush 

Having a well-maintained beard takes effort. That is where beard combs and brushes come in. If you didn’t know, your facial hair is much coarser than your head hair. It, therefore, needs to be handled a bit differently. It also needs a different maintenance tool.  Beard combs and beard brushes have more similarities than differences. Ultimately, however, they both help you achieve the same goal: groom and maintain a beard that is well-maintained and free of tangles.

1. Hair Health

A wooden beard comb can offer several health benefits for your facial hair. One great advantage is that overtime a wooden comb absorbs the oils from beard care products such as beard oil and beard balm. This helps the wood glide right through your whiskers. They also distribute beard oils more evenly. This helps to coat your beard hair from shaft all the way to tip, something a metal or plastic comb can't do as effectively. The all-round coating helps with maintaining hair health and growth. And wooden beauty tools are also anti-static!

2. Easy Maintenance

If you care about the health of your beard, investing in a wooden comb is a wise investment. Most are hand-cut, which gives them a smooth finish. They don’t pull and tug at your beard. Most significantly, they are not only good looking but easy to maintain. When cared for well, a handcrafted beard comb can serve you a lifetime as they are very durable!

When you need to wash or clean your beard comb or brush, simply run warm water over the tool and then wipe it dry. Use soap to strip the oils that have, over time, soaked into the wood.

3. Absorbs and Distributes Beard Oil

Plastic and metal beard combs or brushes won’t absorb the natural oils common in beard products or your beard. When you use an untreated wooden comb, over time, it absorbs the oil to give your beard a rustic, natural, chemical-free coating. As the comb is moved across the beard, it also transfers the healthy sebum and natural oils from the roots of the hair to the shafts, individually coating each strand. This supplies these essential nutrients to every part of the hair strand, thus boosting the blood flow to your skin.

4. Gentle Beard Massage

A wooden comb is significantly better than metal or plastic in that it doesn’t snag and pull out hairs.  As noted earlier, natural wood is anti-static and when your comb is designed with wide teeth, it greatly reduces snagging which damages beard hairs. Because wood doesn’t create static electricity like plastic combs, your beard is not likely to snap or frizz up.

Even when your beard is still in its early stages of growth, the gentleness of a wooden comb or brush helps in properly maintaining your new whiskers. The gentle skin massaging can help stimulate the flow of blood to the hair follicles which promote beard growth!

5. Hair Follicle Stimulation

Because wood is soft, it gently massages the skin on the face. This stimulates your hair follicles, boosting the flow of blood to the area thus stimulating hair growth. Plastic and metal combs tend to be harsh on the delicate skin under your beard, causing irritation. Blood contains vital nutrients and, therefore, the more it flows to your follicle, the healthier, shiner, and thicker your beard will be.

To get the best results, use a brush or comb that has been specifically made for beards. Combs are, however, best at working through medium or longer hair, especially when you want to untangle and style your beard. Use a brush for shorter beards.

6. Keeps your Beard Moist

Many beard lovers prefer crafted wooden combs. A wooden beard comb or brush distributes the natural skin oils evenly throughout your whiskers. The same principle applies when you use beard oil. Such products are good for coating your hair follicles for maximum hair growth as they keep your beard comfortably moist. When you opt to comb or style the beard with such a styling tool, the wood naturally saturates itself with your skin’s natural oils as well as beard oils, something a metal or plastic comb cannot do. Effectively, the oil that was taken away from you comes back with each stroke of the brush or comb. This helps to accelerate hair growth. Plus, because of the evenly distributed oils, wooden combs help in reducing hair dryness, a major culprit when it comes to dandruff.

7. Recommended for Detangling Beards

Wooden combs are excellent at untangling beards without breaking your hairs. Because they also re-distribute oils, your beard not only stays tangle-free and undamaged but stronger and healthier.  This is because wooden combs have crafted edges and their teeth are smooth so as not damage your facial hair. Besides, if you get a comb whose small grooves have been correctly cut, they help in styling and smoothing your beard, evenly spreading your natural oils in your beard.

If you desire a beard that looks nice, thicker, and healthier, then having both a beard comb and a beard brush in your arsenal is an option. Both tools offer excellent health benefits and should form part of your routine beard grooming. If you feel tempted to grab some ordinary metal or plastic comb or brush from the supermarket – don’t for it will be a disservice to your whiskers.

The best approach is to choose a quality comb or brush that has been explicitly designed for beards. And nothing can beat a wood comb for your beard. Compared to either plastic or metal, a wooden comb gives a smoother finish as it effortlessly and more effectively glides through your beard.

• Train your facial hair to grow in a certain direction

• Distribute beard oil evenly throughout your beard

• Anti-static which helps with loose hairs

• Prevent ingrown hairs from growing

• Remove dead skin cells, dandruff, and loose hairs

• Perfect for travel size and giving as a gift

So you want your beard to look the best it can right? Our beard comb can help bring your facial hair up to par. Our Grooming HUT beard comb will enable you to style your beard the way you desire. Handmade with beech wood, our beard comb are made to last.

A wooden beard comb can offer several health benefits for your facial hair. One great advantage is that overtime a wooden comb absorbs the oils from beard care products such as beard oil and beard balm. This helps the wood glide right through your whiskers. They also distribute beard oils more evenly. This helps to coat your beard hair from shaft all the way to tip, something a plastic comb can’t do as effectively. The all-round coating helps with maintaining hair health and growth. And wooden beauty tools are also anti-static!

If you care about the health of your beard, investing in a wooden comb is a wise investment. Most are hand-cut, which gives them a smooth finish. They don’t pull and tug at your beard. Most significantly, they are not only good looking but easy to maintain. When cared for well, a handcrafted beard comb can serve you a lifetime as they are very durable!

Plastic beard combs won’t absorb the natural oils common in beard products or your beard. When you use an untreated wooden comb, over time, it absorbs the oil to give your beard a rustic, natural, chemical-free coating. As the comb is moved across the beard, it also transfers the healthy sebum and natural oils from the roots of the hair to the shafts, individually coating each strand. This supplies these essential nutrients to every part of the hair strand, thus boosting the blood flow to your skin.

A wooden comb is significantly better than plastic in that it doesn’t snag and pull out hairs.  As noted earlier, natural wood is anti-static and when your comb is designed with wide teeth, it greatly reduces snagging which damages beard hairs. Because wood doesn’t create static electricity like plastic combs, your beard is not likely to snap or frizz up.

Even when your beard is still in its early stages of growth, the gentleness of a wooden comb helps in properly maintaining your new whiskers. The gentle skin massaging can help stimulate the flow of blood to the hair follicles which promote beard growth!

Because wood is soft, it gently massages the skin on the face. This stimulates your hair follicles, boosting the flow of blood to the area thus stimulating hair growth. Plastic combs tend to be harsh on the delicate skin under your beard, causing irritation. Blood contains vital nutrients and, therefore, the more it flows to your follicle, the healthier, shiner, and thicker your beard will be.

To get the best results, use a comb that has been specifically made for beards. Combs are, however, best at working through medium or long hair, especially when you want to untangle and style your beard.

Many beard lovers prefer crafted wooden combs. A wooden beard comb distributes the natural skin oils evenly throughout your whiskers. The same principle applies when you use beard oil. Such products are good for coating your hair follicles for maximum hair growth as they keep your beard comfortably moist. When you opt to comb or style the beard with such a styling tool, the wood naturally saturates itself with your skin’s natural oils as well as beard oils, something a plastic comb cannot do. Effectively, the oil that was taken away from you comes back with each stroke of the comb. This helps to accelerate hair growth. Plus, because of the evenly distributed oils, wooden combs help in reducing hair dryness, a major culprit when it comes to dandruff.

Wooden combs are excellent at untangling beards without breaking your hairs. Because they also re-distribute oils, your beard not only stays tangle-free and undamaged but stronger and healthier.  This is because wooden combs have crafted edges and their teeth are smooth so as not damage your facial hair. Besides, if you get a comb whose small grooves have been correctly cut, they help in styling and smoothing your beard, evenly spreading your natural oils in your beard.

• Train your facial hair to grow in a certain direction

• Distribute beard oil evenly throughout your beard

• Anti-static which helps with loose hairs

• Prevent ingrown hairs from growing

• Remove dead skin cells, dandruff, and loose hairs

• Perfect for travel size and giving as a gift

So you want your beard to look the best it can right? Our beard comb can help bring your facial hair up to par. Our Grooming HUT beard comb will enable you to style your beard the way you desire. Handmade with beech wood, our beard comb are made to last.

A wooden beard comb can offer several health benefits for your facial hair. One great advantage is that overtime a wooden comb absorbs the oils from beard care products such as beard oil and beard balm. This helps the wood glide right through your whiskers. They also distribute beard oils more evenly. This helps to coat your beard hair from shaft all the way to tip, something a plastic comb can’t do as effectively. The all-round coating helps with maintaining hair health and growth. And wooden beauty tools are also anti-static!

If you care about the health of your beard, investing in a wooden comb is a wise investment. Most are hand-cut, which gives them a smooth finish. They don’t pull and tug at your beard. Most significantly, they are not only good looking but easy to maintain. When cared for well, a handcrafted beard comb can serve you a lifetime as they are very durable!

Plastic beard combs won’t absorb the natural oils common in beard products or your beard. When you use an untreated wooden comb, over time, it absorbs the oil to give your beard a rustic, natural, chemical-free coating. As the comb is moved across the beard, it also transfers the healthy sebum and natural oils from the roots of the hair to the shafts, individually coating each strand. This supplies these essential nutrients to every part of the hair strand, thus boosting the blood flow to your skin.

A wooden comb is significantly better than plastic in that it doesn’t snag and pull out hairs.  As noted earlier, natural wood is anti-static and when your comb is designed with wide teeth, it greatly reduces snagging which damages beard hairs. Because wood doesn’t create static electricity like plastic combs, your beard is not likely to snap or frizz up.

Even when your beard is still in its early stages of growth, the gentleness of a wooden comb helps in properly maintaining your new whiskers. The gentle skin massaging can help stimulate the flow of blood to the hair follicles which promote beard growth!

Because wood is soft, it gently massages the skin on the face. This stimulates your hair follicles, boosting the flow of blood to the area thus stimulating hair growth. Plastic combs tend to be harsh on the delicate skin under your beard, causing irritation. Blood contains vital nutrients and, therefore, the more it flows to your follicle, the healthier, shiner, and thicker your beard will be.

To get the best results, use a comb that has been specifically made for beards. Combs are, however, best at working through medium or long hair, especially when you want to untangle and style your beard.

Many beard lovers prefer crafted wooden combs. A wooden beard comb distributes the natural skin oils evenly throughout your whiskers. The same principle applies when you use beard oil. Such products are good for coating your hair follicles for maximum hair growth as they keep your beard comfortably moist. When you opt to comb or style the beard with such a styling tool, the wood naturally saturates itself with your skin’s natural oils as well as beard oils, something a plastic comb cannot do. Effectively, the oil that was taken away from you comes back with each stroke of the comb. This helps to accelerate hair growth. Plus, because of the evenly distributed oils, wooden combs help in reducing hair dryness, a major culprit when it comes to dandruff.

Wooden combs are excellent at untangling beards without breaking your hairs. Because they also re-distribute oils, your beard not only stays tangle-free and undamaged but stronger and healthier.  This is because wooden combs have crafted edges and their teeth are smooth so as not damage your facial hair. Besides, if you get a comb whose small grooves have been correctly cut, they help in styling and smoothing your beard, evenly spreading your natural oils in your beard.