Everything you need to take care of your beard. Wash it with our beard shampoo and use our conditioner to make it so soft. Apply some beard oil to bring that beauty to its best. Wanna comb it and snip off those stragglers, we got you covered there too.
Frequently Asked Questions About Beard Care
How often should I use beard oil?
For best results, apply beard oil daily, preferably after showering when your beard is clean and slightly damp. This is when hair cuticles are open and most receptive to absorbing the nourishing oils. Start with 3-5 drops for short beards (1-2 inches), 6-8 drops for medium beards (2-4 inches), and 8-12 drops for long beards (4+ inches). Rub the oil between your palms to warm it, then work it through your beard from root to tip, making sure to massage it into the skin beneath. In dry climates or winter months, you may benefit from twice-daily application. Remember: your beard oil also moisturizes the skin underneath, preventing the dreaded beard itch and beardruff.
What's the difference between beard oil, beard balm, and beard butter?
**Beard oil** is a leave-in conditioner that moisturizes both beard hair and the skin underneath, providing light hold and shine. It's quickly absorbed and best for daily conditioning and itch prevention. **Beard balm** contains oils plus beeswax or other waxes, providing moisturizing benefits with medium hold for styling and shaping. Use balm when you need to tame flyaways or maintain a specific beard shape throughout the day. **Beard butter** has a creamy, whipped texture (oils + shea/cocoa butter) that provides deep conditioning with light hold - perfect for longer beards that need moisture without the styling of balm. Many beardsmen use oil daily for conditioning, balm for styling when needed, and butter as an intensive treatment.
Why is my beard itchy and how do I stop it?
Beard itch is typically caused by dry skin underneath your beard, especially common in the first 2-4 weeks of growth. As your beard grows, it draws natural oils away from the skin, and dead skin cells accumulate. The solution: start using beard oil immediately, even on short stubble. The oil moisturizes your skin, preventing dryness and flaking. Also use a dedicated beard wash 2-3 times per week to remove dead skin without stripping natural oils (regular shampoo is too harsh and dries skin further). Exfoliate the skin under your beard gently with a brush to prevent buildup. If itching persists beyond the first month despite these steps, try switching beard oil brands - you might be sensitive to a specific ingredient or fragrance.
Can I use regular shampoo on my beard?
No - regular hair shampoo is too harsh for beard hair and the sensitive facial skin underneath. Scalp shampoos contain strong detergents designed for scalp skin (which is thicker and produces more oil), and they'll strip your beard of natural oils, leaving it dry, brittle, and frizzy. Instead, use a dedicated beard wash 2-3 times per week. Beard washes are pH-balanced for facial skin, contain gentle cleansers, and often include nourishing ingredients. On non-wash days, rinse your beard thoroughly with warm water - this removes food particles and dirt without over-cleansing. After washing, always follow with beard oil to replace moisture and keep your beard soft and manageable.
How do I make my beard softer?
Achieving a soft, touchable beard requires consistent care: **1) Use beard oil daily** - this is non-negotiable for softness. The oils penetrate the hair shaft, moisturizing from within. **2) Wash properly** - use dedicated beard wash 2-3 times weekly, not daily (over-washing strips oils). **3) Brush daily** - a boar bristle brush distributes natural oils and oil products evenly while training hair and removing debris. **4) Condition weekly** - use beard butter or a deep conditioning treatment once a week. **5) Trim regularly** - split ends make beards feel coarse; trim every 4-6 weeks. **6) Be patient** - beard hair softens naturally after 3-4 months of growth. Quality products accelerate this process but won't work overnight.
When should I start using beard care products?
Start using beard oil as soon as you stop shaving - even on 1-2 week stubble. Early application prevents the notorious "2-week itch" that causes many men to abandon their beard-growing journey. At this stage, use just 2-3 drops to moisturize the skin and emerging hair. As your beard grows, gradually increase the amount and add other products: beard wash at week 2-3 (when food starts getting caught), a beard brush at week 4-6 (when it's long enough to brush), and balm or butter at 2-3 months (when you want styling control). Starting early establishes good habits and prevents problems rather than fixing them later.
What ingredients should I look for in quality beard products?
Look for these beneficial ingredients: **Carrier oils** - jojoba (mimics skin's natural sebum), argan (vitamin E-rich), sweet almond (lightweight), grapeseed (non-greasy). **Essential oils** - cedarwood (promotes growth), tea tree (antimicrobial), peppermint (stimulating), lavender (soothing). **Butters** - shea (deeply moisturizing), cocoa (seals in moisture). **Avoid** - synthetic fragrances (can irritate), silicones (build up on hair), sulfates (too harsh), parabens (unnecessary preservatives), mineral oil (petroleum-based, coats rather than penetrates). Quality beard products use natural, skin-safe ingredients that nourish rather than just coat. Check ingredient lists - the best products have short lists of recognizable, pronounceable ingredients.
