Orchard Crisp Natural Beard Oil has a refreshing Lemon scent with a splash of Orange. Loved by the masses, men and woman alike, so treat your beard and the ones that love it to some Orchard Crisp. As with all of our beard oils you also get the medicinal benefits of organic Tea Tree Oil, skin conditioning Castor Oil, anti-inflammatory Hemp Seed Oil, moisturizing Jojoba Oil, Avocado Oil and Sunflower Oil.Our Beard Oils are 100% Vegan and Natural.

Natural, Pure & Simple.

Packaged in a 1 oz amber bottle with dropper for added convenience.

Product Features:

~ FOR DRY SKIN UNDERNEATH THE BEARD FOR ULTIMATE HYDRATION

~CASTOR OIL & JOJOBA CARRIER OILS HELP FILL IN SPARSE OR PATCHY AREAS

~100% NATURAL INGREDIENTS, VEGAN & LEAPING BUNNY CRUELTY FREE

~MADE IN OUR LABORATORY IN DENVER IN SMALL BATCHES

~ SCENTED WITH ESSENTIAL OILS AND ALSO AVAILABLE IN UNSCENTED

~IDEAL FOR THOSE WITH SENSITIVE SKIN

~ NO PARABENS, SULPHATES OR SILICONES

~CONVENIENT TSA CARRY-ON APPROVED PACKAGING

Ingredient Spotlight:

Castor Oil- Natural antibacterial properties and high in Vitamin A & E. Can help reduce beard patchiness.

Jojoba Oil- Anti-inflammatory and helpful for those with sensitive skin

Hemp Oil- Highly moisturizing and anti-inflammatory

Argan Oil- Highly moisturizing with anti-aging properties

Avocado Oil- Beta carotene and fatty acids, help moisturize and protect your skin from damaging UV rays and also increase collagen metabolism

INGREDIENTS:

Natural oils of Castor, Hemp Seed, Jojoba, Avocado and Sunflower. Proprietary blend of essential oils.

DIRECTIONS:

Shake well, Apply 3 to 10 drops (depending on beard length) directly into palm. Rub hands together and massage into skin under beard, pulling the oil through you facial hair. Repeat to moist, clean, skin and beard.

OTHER USES:

Use in hair to add shine and treat dry scalp.

WHEN USED DAILY AS DIRECTED 'Orchard Crisp' SHOULD LAST 2-3 MONTHS OR LONGER.

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