Beard Wash | Sandalwood
Our paraben, SLS & DEA-free sandalwood beard wash, with its smooth sandalwood scent, is expertly formulated with high-quality ingredients to keep your beard clean and hydrated. Our sandalwood beard wash gently cleanses your facial hair and the skin beneath by removing dirt, grime, and excess oils without stripping away your beard's natural moisture. Its light, foaming action makes washing easy and leaves your beard feeling soft and smelling great after using!
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Our sandalwood beard wash is formulated specifically for your beard and face and is perfect for guys looking to keep their beard and skin care routine quick, simple and efficient. Our sandalwood beard wash makes for an easy cleanup after work, the gym or a day on the trails.
No matter your skin type - dry, oily, blemish-free or blemish heavy - our daily use sandalwood beard wash will gently cleanse your beard and underlying skin without stripping away natural oils. The end result is a healthy and hydrated beard that looks and feel great and smells amazing!
Our sandalwood beard wash is specifically designed with beards in mind. No matter your length or style, our sandalwood beard wash will leave your beard looking and smelling great.
KEY INGREDIENTS
Our sandalwood beard wash features Dead Sea Salt, which is salt that is collected from the Dead Sea via evaporation. We use it as key ingredient in our sandalwood beard wash because it's not only an excellent natural exfoliant that helps improve skin hydration by attracting moisture to the skin, but it also helps to add volume and texture to your beard,
Vitamin B5 is a powerful humectant (this means it attracts and retains moisture), so it helps keep your skin and beard soft and hydrated with every wash.
We use real sandalwood essential oil in our sandalwood beard wash to help achieve its signature scent. Our steam distillated sandalwood oil gives your beard a rich, warm, woodsy scent and is a very classic and timeless scent that won't come off as too strong or offensive.
