Beard Balm Guide

Beard balm works best on a dry or nearly dry beard.

1. 1 Scoop a small amount with the back of your thumbnail.
2. 2 Warm it between your palms until it melts evenly.
3. 3 Work it through the beard from the roots to the ends.
4. 4 Comb through to distribute the balm and remove clumps.
5. 5 Shape the beard with your hands for a controlled, natural finish.

Shea butter, white beeswax, and a conditioning blend of plant oils including jojoba, argan, apricot kernel, pumpkin seed, rosehip, safflower, avocado, and castor oil.

Premium Shea Butter

Softens coarse beard hair, helps lock in moisture, and gives balm its rich conditioning feel.

White Beeswax

Adds light hold, helps tame flyaways, and seals in the conditioning oils.

Pure Jojoba Oil

A lightweight oil that helps condition beard hair and the skin underneath without a heavy finish.

Virgin Argan Oil

A rich conditioning oil that helps reduce dryness and leaves the beard with a healthy shine.

Apricot Kernel Oil

A fast-absorbing oil that nourishes and strengthens without weighing the beard down.

Safflower Oil

A light conditioning oil chosen to soften beard hair and support a clean finish.

Avocado Oil

A nourishing oil that helps condition dry beard hair and support the skin beneath it.

Castor Oil

A heavier conditioning oil that helps give the balm its rich, beard-softening feel.

Pumpkin Seed Oil

A nutrient-rich oil used to support a thicker, healthier-looking beard.

Rosehip Oil

Packed with fatty acids and antioxidants to nourish hair and the skin underneath.