How to use it
Morning, on a clean beard. A little goes a long way.
Scoop and warm
Take a dime-sized amount and rub it between your palms until it turns soft and creamy.
Work it in
Massage into your beard and down to the skin, paying extra attention to dry or rough spots.
Shape
Comb or finger-style into place. Add a little beard balm on top if you want firmer hold.
Oil, butter or balm?
They do different jobs. Most guys end up using two or all three.
| Beard oil | Beard butter | Beard balm | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main job | Daily hydration for hair and skin | Deep conditioning, softens coarse hair | Styling and hold, tames flyaways |
| Texture | Light oil, absorbs fast | Soft and whipped | Firm, waxy |
| Hold | None | Light | Medium to firm |
| Finish | No residue | Natural matte | Slight healthy shine |
| Best for | Short beards, dry skin underneath | Itch, beardruff, rough texture | Longer beards that need shape |
| Price | $18.00 | $28.95 | $18.00 |
Beard butter questions
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What's the difference between beard butter and beard balm?
Butter is soft and whipped. Its main job is deep moisture for the hair and the skin underneath, with only light hold and a matte finish. Balm is firmer because of its beeswax, so it styles and holds your beard in shape while it conditions. Many men use butter daily and add balm when they need more control.
Can I use beard butter and beard balm together?
Yes. Apply beard butter first to soften and hydrate, then finish with a small amount of beard balm to shape and hold.
Is it right for my beard type?
Yes. It works on short or long, coarse or fine, curly or straight beards. It's especially good for dry, itchy or rough-feeling beards.
How often should I use it?
Once a day is enough for most beards. Apply again whenever your beard feels dry or rough.
