Harvested from the mature fruit of the coconut palm, coconut is often regarded as a superfood, due to its many nutritional benefits and applications. That’s good news for the hair on your face: coconut oil has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties and can help lock in natural moisture without making your beard greasy. 

Found in: Beard Oil & Balms, Shaving Cream, Aftershave

Obtained from the steam distillation of chips and billets cut from the heartwood of sandalwood trees, sandalwood essential oil is a known mild astringent, which means it can help cleanse, tighten and soothe the skin. On top of that, it is also a powerful anti-viral agent, and can be used to treat small cuts, rashes and pimples. 

Found In: Sandalwood Beard Balm, Shaving Cream, Aftershave

This natural wax, produced by honey bees, can remedy and reduce the symptoms of a variety of skin conditions, from psoriasis to eczema. It’s also a potent moisturizer, with a high Vitamin A content, capable of rehydrating and softening the skin while aiding healthy skin cell regrowth. 

Found In: Styling Clay, Texture Paste, Pomade

An ivory-colored fat, extracted from the nut of the African shea tree, shea butter is often used as a salve or lotion for sensitive skin. It is particularly effective as an ingredient in shaving creams, as it helps speed up the skin’s natural healing process and can guard against razor burn. 

Found In: Beard Balms & Aftershave

Argan oil, a plant oil produced from the kernels of the argan tree, is often used a dip for bread in Moroccan cuisine. Rich in fatty acids & Vitamin E, this oil can give your skin’s health an instant, natural boost, helping to protect your hair’s roots and improve its luster. 

Found In: Beard Balms & Beard Oils

Extracted from the nut of an American shrub often called deer nut or wild hazel, jojoba is a source of nutrients like copper, zinc, selenium, iodine, and chromium – that are effective in treating dry skin without causing allergies or clogging. 

Found In: Beard Balms & Beard Oils 

Derived from various conifers, mostly pine or cypress, cedar oil is thought to be one of the oldest essential oils in history. Its antiseptic properties help ward off skin infections, and its anti-seborrhoeic qualities can tend a variety of skin conditions and allergies, too.

Found In: Cedarwood Beard Balm and Cedarwood Beard Oil