So if you’re a beginner into maintaining facial hair you might want to know what beard oil is before buying some. Beard oil at the base is a mixture of carrier oils (sweet almond, jojoba oil, hemp oil, coconut oil etc…). Then a mix of a essential and/or fragrance oils (cedar wood, peppermint, sandalwood, sweet tobacco etc…). Blended together they create beard oils. Beard oil hydrates the skin and helps soften and keep the beard well groomed. Using beard oil eliminates beard-druff (flakes) in your facial hair. Beard oil doesn’t just handle the hair it also takes care of the skin that is under the facial hair as well. Depending on the oil and what carrier oil the company uses in the product different oils do different things. For example sweet almond oil contains vitamin A (vitamin the keeps the hair moisturized), vitamin E (helps promote growth) fatty acids, biotin and zinc. Which is all good for the skin health and the health of the beard. Sweet almond oil also is good for acne. Then on the other hand hemp seed oil helps refresh the skin & beard, revive the skin from acne and strengthen the skin. So as you can see different oils do different things. With a mix of essential oils to give off the perfect scent for you. That’s what we do here at Beard Brothers Grooming Company. Give customers the best quality and value to make you feel better about yourself as a man!

Charles Darwin is our November Beard Of The Month. Charles Darwin if you do not know is a naturalist, biologist and one of the greatest men to live on this earth. He helped promote the theory of evolution. Also exclaimed the idea of natural selection. Came from a family of scientist. Also studied botany& zoology in the Galapagos. The reason Mr. Darwin has the beard of the month for November is because of the natural, woodsman look of the beard. The untamed look gives him a wise grizzly look that some men strive for. The smokey tobacco beard oil from the Beard Brothers company that comes out soon would be great for this style of bread.

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