Beard Butter | Conditioner | Moisturiser | Style | Large 100ml Tin | Sandalwood

Directions

There is no right or wrong way of doing it. Simply apply it onto your beard and work it all the way throughout your mane. You can use the beard butter as often as you want to. If you are not using any other beard grooming products, you can apply it every day at least once. The best time to do it is just after you washed your face in the morning or in the evening.

Legal Disclaimer

Beard butter is a product that will hydrate and groom a man’s mane in a way that other beard-care products can’t. It essentially works very similar to beard oil – the purpose of the product is to nourish and condition the beard to keep it soft and healthy. The main difference though, is that it is more like a cream rather than an oil.

It’s like the middleground between beard balm and beard oil – it will condition and nourish the precious mane, while leaving a matte finish, rather than a shiny one.

Beard Oil Vs Beard Butter
The main difference between beard butter and beard oil is that beard butter is more like a pomade that’s infused with essential oils. Beard butter is a thick conditioner that contains multiple butters and an array of oils to help moisturise and condition your beard and the skin underneath.

The biggest benefit of the beard butter over beard oil, is that it will give you more of a matte type of finish rather than a shiny one. Some men feel like beard oil leaves their beard feeling greasy, which wouldn’t happen with beard butter. It gives a fresh feel to your beard rather than oily and weighed down.

Beard Balm Vs Beard Butter
You might think, then what’s the difference between beard balm and beard butter? Beard balm has a higher quantity of wax and is usually meant to style the mane as well as condition. Beard butter is a lighter product, that is more moisturising and it will not leave your beard feeling greasy or heavy. It will work more as a deep conditioner rather than a styling product.