Tavern Brute Beard Oil

Late in the night, a horse with a barrel loaded cart comes to a halt in front of the local tavern. The brutish figure puts down his mace, picks up two hefty barrels, and goes inside. The barrels make a loud thump as he places them down. The tavern comes to an abrupt halt, then erupts into cheer. The rumors were true, The Guildhaven Drought has finally ended! He is known as the "Tavern Brute", the most famous of all barrel runners. Hired for the most dangerous routes, his size and strength means little will get in his way. Weary from the road, he sits down. The barkeep crafts him a bourbon and orange cocktail. As the brute sips from his mug, he reminisces of his home in the woods. The aroma of Cypress trees floods his memories as he can picture his cabin nestled in the woods.

Beard oil offers many advantages when incorporated into your daily routine - from helping to stop the dreaded beard itch, to nourishing your beard, and keeping your skin healthy underneath. Beard oil's primary focus is to care for your skin beneath the beard, rather than the actual hair. It is softening and beneficial to your facial hair, that is an added bonus. But, Beard Butter is better suited for your facial hair and Beard Oil for the skin beneath.

Naturally, facial hair is easily dehydrated, which leads to split ends and your skin beneath drying out. Our bodies naturally produce an oil called sebum, which helps to moisturize your skin and keep hair healthy. However, the amount of sebum the body produces isn't enough to keep up as your beard grows longer. Valorhood's beard oil helps fill that void. Providing organic nutrient rich carrier oils to deliver a quality nourishing and moisturizing beard oil.

Apricot Kernel Oil*, Camellia Seed Oil*, Jojoba Oil*, Hemp Seed Oil*, Sweet Almond Oil*, Avocado Oil*, Castor Oil*, Pure Vitamin E Oil*, Essential Oils, and Natural Fragrance Oils

*Denotes an Organic Ingredient

We recommend applying beard oil at least once a day. Preferably after a shower or beard wash, while the hair is still slightly damp. You absolutely can apply beard oil to a dry beard, however we feel there is a more thorough and even application when applied to lightly damp hair.

Finding the right amount for you may take some trial and error. You want to apply just enough so that it fully absorbs, leaving behind a nice aroma. Always start small, a little goes a long way! Slowly scale up, adding a drop a day, until you find your desired amount.

Our recommendation would be as follows

Stubble beard- about 2 Drops
Short beard- about 3-4 Drops
Medium beard- about 5-7 Drops
Long beard- 7+ depending on preference

You actually want to do your best to apply the oil directly to your skin. To achieve this effectively we recommend taking the dropper and dropping the desired oil amount onto your fingertips directly. Rub your fingertips together to spread evenly. Take your fingertips and massage the oil directly onto the skin. Continue to massage into the skin until most of the oil has been applied. Wipe the remnants of the oil onto the outer parts of your beard hair. Comb or brush to help evenly distribute further. And now you're ready to roll!