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Along the Washington coast, in Olympic National Park, there is a beach called Ruby Beach where the driftwood piles up high on the shore. We were sitting around a fire on Ruby Beach, when the idea for the Driftwood scent came to us: a warm, smooth, earthy bouquet with strong overtones of vetiver and sandalwood, and hints of vanilla and ylang ylang. A scent that encourages your mind to wander even if you’re stuck behind a desk.
1 fl. oz. // 30 ML
Ingredients: Jojoba, Sweet Almond, Fractionated Coconut, Hemp Seed oil and scented with pure essentials.
A beard needs every drop of oil to be perfectly natural in order to reach its full potential. That’s why we source only the finest premium base and essential oils from around the world to create each all-natural blend. Our products are guaranteed to help soften and strengthen your face fur, all while smelling great.
After washing, apply 5-7 drops to palm and distribute evenly throughout a slightly damp beard. Use comb for more uniform distribution.
A 1oz bottle should last 6-8 weeks.
Smells like actual driftwood in a good way. My girlfriend loved it!
Driftwood smells amazing and is very high quality oil. It's kept my beard clean and thick. Thank you
Bottle design leaves something to be desired as the top tends to collect oil and get greasy, but the oil itself is really lovely. The scent if mild and sweet, and really is somehow evocative of walking on Ruby beach.
Simple yet complex!
A great light fragrant oil at a great price. Superior service, too!
You wear beard products on your face all day, every day, which means they need to be sensitive to your skin and safe to breathe. That's what we source the finest small batch essential oils, waxes, and inredients to create our all-natural products.
No synthetics
No mass-market essentials
No sulfates
No phthalates
No paraffin
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Beard trimming is an essential skill of any self-respecting beadsman. You not only need to know how to trim safely but also stylishly. And while it’s not advanced molecular botany, there are some definite no-nos to beware of.
