ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
VITAMIN E OIL
Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that is effective at reducing UV damage. Applied topically it can protect your skin from damage caused by free radicals.
ARGAN OIL
Argan oil helps unblock pores, and regulate the amounts of sebum produced within the skin. This can help to treat bumps and acne and ensure a smoother skin texture.
JOJOBA OIL
Jojoba is a humectant, which draws water from the air to moisturize your skin. It has antioxidant properties, which remove toxins and pollutants from your skin. This destresses your skin and accelerates beard growth.
SIMPLE SKINCARE FOR SIMPLE MEN
Nature to the rescue! Heal your skin with a powerful blend of botanicals, designed to provide intense moisture. Formulated with the conditioning properties of Vitamin E, Argan Oil, Jojoba oil, rich avocado oil, and more, this super-light serum aids in promoting healthy skin growth while protecting your hair. Restore glow and balance to your skin while combating damage caused by excessive sun and free radicals. This serum ensures next-level hair and skin hydration that will penetrate, heal, moisturize and renew. Give your face the treatment it deserves with targeted nutrients that last.
How to use
Use daily after you shower or after washing your beard. Apply to a dry beard for best results. Drop a dime sized amount on your palm. Run your fingers through your facial hair, starting from the neck and working up, making sure to rub the oil into the skin and massage.
WHY YOU SHOULD USE BEARD OIL
✓ PREVENTS HAIR SPLITTING: Strengthens your hair by making them pliable and preventing breaking due to dryness.
✓ THICKENS HAIR FOLLICLES: Vitamin E and Avocado Oil help increase healing and skin renewal which replaces dead skin cells and encourages hair growth.
✓ PREVENTS RAZOR BURNS: Argan Oil makes your skin and hair soft which helps make shaving smooth and painless.
✓ REDUCES AFTER-SHAVE BUMPS: Get rid of after shave bumps by using beard oil to pre-condition your beard and skin, to prevent pulling during shaving.
