Brown Cow Beard Balm

Brown Cow Beard Balm

$11.00

What is Beard Balm??

Well if you are married to a man with facial hair you know you are also married to the beard!

This beard balm is full of skin and hair nourishing oils. It is a conditioning balm AND a sculpting balm. It has a little hold plus moisture for the skin under the facial hair and for the hair itself. the oil combination help with the softness of the facial hair, it helps tame the fly away whiskers or those pesky stray whiskers you man is always dealing with!

There is...

NO Alcohol
NO Silicone
NO Water
NO Preservatives

...in the balm, so the skin under the beard or mustache will not dry out! While growing in facial hair it helps alleviate that grow in itchiness that may occur.

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Original Scent: A subtle slightly floral with bergamot, vanilla, bourbon topped with a hit of whiskey, cigars and ending with a base of cedar wood & musk.

Unscented: Completely scentless

Kentucky: This is a smoky spiced dark and sophisticated bourbon oil. It has hints of Brazilian orange and bergamot along with spicy clove and midnight orchid. It rounds out with scents of leather, oak cask and patchouli.

Fiercely Man: Just like the best selling soap this beard balm is just like a really nice men’s cologne.

Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil: For the man who wants a fragrance without a commercial version this essential oil beard balm is sure to be his favorite. It is a wonderfully sweet, earthy aroma of the cedar wood trees. It’s a wonderful deep woodsy aroma.

Outdoorsman: A complex mix of wild cypress, lime, sea air, leather, ocean and frankincense. All the good smells when you are in the mountains plus a hint of good smelling man.

Southern Gentleman: Smells like a smooth aromatic blend of Cavendish and Virginia tobaccos with a pleasantly light sweet smell. It has a rich, slightly spicy note as well. This is nothing short of amazing!

Southern Gentleman reminds you of the days, long ago, when things were simple. Hanging out with Grandpa when he’s in the feed pick up with you smoking his pipe while you tagged along feeding cows. When little boys couldn’t wait to grow up to be men.