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[...] , so in part 1 of the Beard Oilcyclopedia we covered the variety of carrier oils used in most beard oils. Today, in part 2, we will dive into the multitude of essential oils used in beard oils to [...]

[...] Hello again, and welcome to part 1 of a 2 part series on the different oils used in most beard oils.  In part 1, I will cover the various carrier oils found in the majority of beard oils, [...]

[...] the beard oil is for you.  That being said, there are two main components of most beard oils: Carrier Oils and Essential Oils. Carrier oils make up the majority of the beard oil, and some [...]

[...] only replaces a lot of the oil wicked away from your skin by your beard, it can also contain essential oils that can reinforce follicle health, have astringent properties, and prevent fungus.   [...]

[...] directly to your face or beard without being diluted by some kind of carrier oil. Most essential oils are made through a steam distillation process, and take many pounds of the plant to produce a [...]

[...] .  That being said, there are two main components of most beard oils: Carrier Oils and Essential Oils. Carrier oils make up the majority of the beard oil, and some beard oils are only carrier [...]

[...] various carrier oils found in the majority of beard oils, and part 2 will get into the other essential oils you might find in beard oils. The formula for Beard Potion Contains 10 different essential [...]

[...] on the different oils used in most beard oils.  In part 1, I will cover the various carrier oils found in the majority of beard oils, and part 2 will get into the other essential oils you [...]

[...] Alright, so in part 1 of the Beard Oilcyclopedia we covered the variety of carrier oils used in most beard oils. Today, in part 2, we will dive into the multitude of essential oils [...]

[...] beard oil is for you.  That being said, there are two main components of most beard oils: Carrier Oils and Essential Oils. Carrier oils make up the majority of the beard oil, and some beard oils [...]

[...] glory uniquely your own? So how do you find that awesome beard that is uniquely your own?  A beard that makes the faces of clean-shaven men cower in fear of [...]

[...] guys reading this and thinking, “what the hell does this have to do with me growing an awesome beard?” Well, my friend, it has everything to do with having a beard. Beard Mountain was [...]

[...] your time trying to find ways to make your beard like somebody else’s. The key to an awesome beard is to treat yours like it’s your kid – don’t compare it to other beards, be [...]

[...] oil There is only one real reason why you should be using beard oil: Because you deserve an awesome beard. I struggled with growing my beard for as long as I can remember, and when I finally started [...]

[...] Almost exactly 6 months ago, Beard Mountain opened the digital doors to the world and started selling what I consider to be the best [...]

[...] It might surprise you that the number one thing I hear when I tell people about Beard Mountain is, “Beard Oil, what is that?” It kinda surprises me too, partly because the name [...]

[...] keep trimmed were getting longer, and more out of control.  They all seemed to be in that awkward stage of noticeable length and yet not long enough to behave.  I a large portion of the mustache [...]

[...] the bearded glory that awaits you as time goes on – but you have to push through the awkward stage of looking like you just don’t give a crap.  This is, in my opinion, the single [...]

[...] majority of guys. At four to six weeks, the majority of guys are just coming out of the awkward stage of what I like to call the “beard hazing” period. That being said, the results here [...]

Hello again, and welcome to part 1 of a 2 part series on the different oils used in most beard oils.  In part 1, I will cover the various carrier [...]

Alright, so in part 1 of the Beard Oilcyclopedia we covered the variety of carrier oils used in most beard oils. Today, in part 2, we will dive into [...]

[...] have proven benefits for hair health and growth, as well as antibacterial and antifungal properties. Sweet Almond:  Sweet almond oil is another popular carrier oil in beard oils, [...]

[...] for a beard oil, cinnamon actually has some serious astringent, antibacterial, and antifungal properties – and is even used as a natural antidepressant.  Special care is required [...]