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Reddit mentions of Beard Wash by Mountaineer Brand (8oz) | WV Timber Scent (Cedarwood/Fir Needle) | Premium 100% Natural Beard Shampoo
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HYDRATE AND CLEANSE your beard with all-natural mild Castile-based shampoo and Essential OilsSTOP STRIPPING YOUR BEARD OF ITS NATURAL OILS. Regular shampoo strips your beard of the oils Mother Nature provides naturally. When you do that, your beard gets confused and either dries out or works overtime to produce extra oil to compensate. Either way, it's a mess!NOT ALL BEARD WASH IS THE SAME. Some contain harmful chemicals that will break the already fragile hair on your beard. Treat your beard with care and it will strengthen and become less brittle over time.FRIZZ AND FLAKES ARE A THING OF THE PAST when you use the right beard wash. A mild wash with essential oils once or twice a week is all you need.CLEAN, SOFT, MANAGEABLE, SHINY AND TANGLE FREE STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOWER
Specs:
| Color | WV Timber |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.31 Pounds |
I have an insanely thick beard. It blows my mind when people say their beard is itchy. Use...beard...care...products.
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Imagine if you just kept growing your hair out and NEVER washed it or conditioned it? Gee, I wonder if it would get itchy?! Treat your beard the same way. All it takes is a 12 dollar beard soap. Your beard will feel like a soft pillow afterwards.
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Edit: Since people are asking what I use, here's my 2 primary beard care products. I don't really believe in beard oil. I think it's a total waste of money. This soap from mountaineer brand is all you need to keep your beard extremely soft. As long as you take care of the skin underneath the hair, you're good to go.
https://www.amazon.com/Beard-Mountaineer-Brand-All-Natural-Shampoo/dp/B00UCPWI12/ref=pd_bap_rp_18?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=D06D7JE9QRHTBMS4BJFK
In terms of styling and conditioning, I use the Cremo brand, specifically made for thick wild beards like mine. It gives you incredible shape and hold. It lasts all day, and it conditions the skin if you're using it correctly. Always start by applying it on your skin, then working your way down the hair. Not the other way around.
https://www.amazon.com/Cremo-Styling-Beard-Cream-Thickening/dp/B07MYF6JHY/ref=pd_bap_rp_5/137-7952774-8329336?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07MYF6JHY&pd_rd_r=38604cd8-1e5e-48b6-8e90-2facc0c1f6b3&pd_rd_w=Avrrz&pd_rd_wg=1vaim&pf_rd_p=63f770a6-6001-4362-87aa-6d0163bfc0c7&pf_rd_r=4Z78A0TB5A2BE5AADHDP&psc=1&refRID=4Z78A0TB5A2BE5AADHDP
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Also, a thick boar hair brush will make all the difference when styling your beard. A regular comb is going to rip your hairs out and give you a patchy beard.
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https://www.amazon.com/Hairbrush-Conditioner-Softening-Conditioning-Massage-1PCS/dp/B074BS1MG8/ref=sr_1_45?keywords=boards+hair+comb+beard&qid=1572640882&s=beauty&sr=1-45
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Now if we're talking luxury products, beard baron is the way to go. That guy beards...hard. The scents that he comes up with are magical. Normally I don't fall for the "luxury" bullshit, but his stuff is true quality. He also has great tutorial videos on how to upkeep your beard.
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https://thebeardbaron.com/
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Anyway....I'm not sponsored by any of these companies. But now that I'm thinking about it, I probably should be lol. Hope that helps you guys!