Bushcrafter Beard Oil
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Sorry, I can't help thinking of Blue Stratos, but replacing it with Blue Squirrel. Would make a great comedy advert
[video=youtube;8VScLgjuAsM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VScLgjuAsM[/video]
Actually that's quite a comedy advert in its own right
Glad you liked it, I was worried only Mark would like that one
. You are right on two of the elements, there are others though.
Green Squirrel this morning, first hit, Tea Tree?
Maybe some Citronella? Lemongrass?
Fragrance by far the quickest to lose its presence.
Fresh ? Clean ? yes.
But least favorite thus far ...
da C.
Maybe some Citronella? Lemongrass?
Fragrance by far the quickest to lose its presence.
Fresh ? Clean ? yes.
But least favorite thus far ...
da C.
Only one out of three on the smells 
. Good to hear about the "don't like" as that's a big help knowing which to carry forward.
. Good to hear about the "don't like" as that's a big help knowing which to carry forward.
Remember, it's not just about the scent, it's about 'The Beard' wether it nourishes and adds health.
If it's a good oil, you should be able to wake up without 'bed beard' . Alas shortish beards won't be able to help with that result ......
Sounds good so far though .
If it's a good oil, you should be able to wake up without 'bed beard' . Alas shortish beards won't be able to help with that result ......
Sounds good so far though .
Just so Chiseller. I'm only using a simple carrier at this stage. When we sort the preferred scents, I plan to test several conditioning blends.
The 'conditioning' comment from Chiseller is interesting, I found Green Squirrel a little astringent.
For me, a dry beard is an uncomfortable/ itchy beard, conditioning qualities are right up there with scent.
Tan Squirrel today, will check in later.
Have a good morning fellas!
da C.
For me, a dry beard is an uncomfortable/ itchy beard, conditioning qualities are right up there with scent.
Tan Squirrel today, will check in later.
Have a good morning fellas!
da C.
Tan is fantastic, right up there with Black!
Really not sure what is in there but I am getting Leather, wood smoke, pine or birch tar.
Again it did not hang around as long as I would have liked but very evocative, brought back arctic camp fire sessions in Sweden and Norway
and sitting around the forge with Dave Budd after a day at the Wilderness Gathering.
Love it!.
da C.
Really not sure what is in there but I am getting Leather, wood smoke, pine or birch tar.
Again it did not hang around as long as I would have liked but very evocative, brought back arctic camp fire sessions in Sweden and Norway
and sitting around the forge with Dave Budd after a day at the Wilderness Gathering.
Love it!.
da C.
I just got some beard balm and a badger brush probably better suited for longer beards, to keep them under control?
Interesting, I hope Mark and Ian like that one. Could it stand a little more of the smalls to last longer?
Red Squirrel today, another pleasant smell to it, used 10 drops as my beard was pretty dry.... No clue as to whats in this one, but i like it.
I'm really looking forward to your thoughts on Tan. And Rachel's too. I worry that it may not be liked by women, it is, I think, a very manly smell.
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