Ingredients
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| ingredients | Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Macadamia Integrifolia Seed Oil, Persea Gratissima Oil (Avocado) Oil, Boswelli Carterii (Frankincense) Oil, Laurus Nobilis (Bay Leaf) Oil |
Beard Oil – Frankincense and Bay Leaf
£8.00 – £15.00
Developed for and tested by several bearded friends and family members, this frankincense and bay leaf beard oil is an all-natural conditioner for your (or your significant other’s!) facial hair. What does it do?
• conditions a beard
• makes it softer, smoother and more manageable
• promotes healthy hair growth
• nourishes the skin
Made with three moisturizing and conditioning oils. Jojoba oil (which is actually a liquid wax) most closely resembles natural sebum, making it an excellent skincare ingredient. Macadamia oil takes care of the skin underneath, helping prevent and eliminate dandruff or dryness. Avocado oil is easily absorbed by the hair without leaving any greasiness. This beard oil is lightly scented with high quality essential oils of frankincense and bay leaf.
HOW TO USE
A little goes a long way! It is best applied after a shower, when your pores are open. Rub a few drops between the palms of your hands and apply to your beard. It will absorb very quickly and leave your facial mane looking and feeling cared for.
CHOOSE A SIZE:
• 10 ml/0.3 fl.oz. (8.8 cm x 2.2 cm x 2.2 cm)
• 30 ml/1 fl.oz (10.5 cm x 3.2 cm x 3.2 cm)
Vegan and free from from alcohol, artificial dyes and fragrances, SLS, phtalates, gluten and animal cruelty.
Arthur (verified owner) –
I think this will be the third time I’ve purchased this particular beard oil. Of the Ravenscourt beard oils I have tried so far, this one, and the sandalwood and tea tree, it is my favourite. I have tried a few other beard oilds from various places, I always come back to Ravensourt. The beard oils here are of extremely high quality, and in my mind, very luxurious. I find that they are thicker than other store bought and boutique beard oils, and they tend to linger longer, and keep my beard conditioned longer. As for the smell, strong and spicy, I can smell the bay leaf but it definitely plays second-fiddle to the frankincense. I’ve had severla close friends describe the smell as almost Christmas-like. I would somewhat agree, it’s what I would call a winter-suitable beard-oil, although I wear it year round.
In conclusion, I don’t think you can go wrong with this beard oil, and if your like me, you’ll never look anywhere else to buy yours again.
I have just purchased the Vetiver and Black Pepper Bear Oil as well, I look forward to seeing how it measures up.