Beard Balm

• CLEAN + ORGANIC: 13 simple ingredients + USDA Certified Organic + GMO-free
• EFFECTIVE: Seals in moisture and conditions your beard, making hair appear thicker + Light styling aid
• NOURISHING: Antioxidant-rich + Moisturizing + Rich in vitamins A, D, E and F, and essential fatty acids
• SUSTAINABLE: Cruelty free + Infinitely recyclable packaging + FSC cardboard sleeve + Made with solar power

What's the difference between beard oil and a beard balm? 
Beard oil softens facial hair and nourishes the skin underneath creating the conditions for healthy beard growth. Beard balm, on the other hand, is like pomade made especially for beards. It's thicker than beard oil, but not as thick as a beard wax. 

When should you use beard oil and/or a beard balm? Beard oil is especially helpful during the first six weeks of beard growth, when itching can be a problem. It can be used to soothe skin underneath the beard at any time or as an intensive night treatment. Once your beard reaches the desirable length, beard balm is a daily, leave-in conditioner that works wonders as a moisturizer and styling aid to tame any rogue hairs, leaving your beard looking shiny and healthy. Our certified organic Beard Balm contains hydrating Jojoba, nourishing Babassu, and organic Beeswax to seal in moisture and provide good hold. It's also rich in vitamins A, D, E and F, and essential fatty acids. Our Beard Oil is a blend of certified organic Jojoba and Babassu and powerful antioxidants to soften, moisturize and protect beard and skin in one easy step. You'll enjoy a pleasingly light aroma with subtle hints of Bergamot, Vertivert, Cardamom, and Black Pepper, perfect for adventurous gents.

Badger Beard Balm Ingredients:

Organic Babassu Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Sunflower Oil, Organic Beeswax, Organic Baobab Oil, Organic Bergamot Oil, Sunflower Vitamin E, Organic Vetivert Extract, Organic Sandalwood Oil, Organic Black Pepper Oil, Organic Cardamom Oil, Organic Vanilla Extract & Organic Myrrh Extract.

Directions for use:
For best results, apply balm to a completely dry beard. First, remove a bit of balm (about a pea size to dime size to start; more for longer beards) and place it in the palm of your hand. Lightly rub the balm between your palms and fingers. Next, work balm into beard, starting at the neck and moving upward underneath your beard, then reversing and working down from the top of your beard, along your cheek and chin area to the tip of your beard. Comb hair using our cherry wood Beard Comb (this helps to evenly distributes the balm while working it deep into hair and skin). Style as usual.

What's the difference between beard oil and beard balm? 
Beard oil softens facial hair and nourishes the skin underneath creating the conditions for healthy beard growth. Beard balm, on the other hand, is more like pomade made especially for beards. It's thicker than beard oil, but not as thick as a beard wax.  A good, all natural beard balm should accomplish four things: condition the beard, seal in moisture, keep stray hairs in check, and act as a light styling aid - so over time your beard not only looks healthier but feels softer as well.

When should you use beard oil and/or beard balm? Beard oil is especially helpful during the first six weeks of beard growth when itching can be a problem. It can be used to soothe skin underneath the beard at any time or as an intensive night treatment. Once your beard reaches the desirable length, beard balm is a daily, leave-in conditioner that works wonders as a moisturizer and styling aid to tame any rogue hairs, leaving your beard looking shiny and healthy. Our certified organic Beard Balm contains hydrating jojoba, nourishing babassu, and organic beeswax to seal in moisture and provide good hold. It's also rich in vitamins A, D, E and F, and essential fatty acids. Our Beard Oil is a blend of certified organic jojoba and babassu and powerful antioxidants to soften, moisturize and protect beard and skin in one easy step. You'll enjoy a pleasingly light aroma with subtle hints of bergamot, vertivert, cardamom, and black pepper.