Rocky Mountain Barber Company Men’s Cedarwood Beard Oil - Featuring Grapeseed Oil, Coconut Oil, Argan Oil and Real Cedarwood Essential Oil

Love this product! I have suffered from facial dermatitis for years and when I decided to grow a beard I read all kinds of stories about how awful that would be for my dermatitis. I could not find one article that said this would be a good move. In doing my homework I discovered that many men with beards suffer from dry skin as that is simply a byproduct of growing a beard. So add that to my condition and it seemed like growing a beard would only be disastrous. WRONG! Not only does my beard look great but my skin underneath has never been healthier. I chalk this up to three things. 1), the beard protects my skin from many of the nasty elements in our environment, including the sun, 2) shaving leaves your skin vulnerable to all kinds of bacteria due to the hundreds of little microcuts that happen each time you shave, which apparently irritated my dermatitis, and 3) the use of Rocky Mountain Cedarwood Beard Oil! It contains tree tea oil which has been known to help improve skin conditions. I use it twice daily and it helps tremendously. When I don't use it the skin under my beard becomes dry and irritated, exacerbating my dermatitis. The barber that trims my beard said that "the skin under my beard was really healthy." Wow, never thought I would hear that! This product has been a Godsend for me and I recommend it to every man who dawns a beard, even if your skin is normally healthy without the beard. The oil will keep your beard and skin soft, and help alleviate dry skin and beard itch. I also recommend using a really good beard wash at least a couple of times a week. I use Rocky Mountain Cedar Spice Beard Wash.

I actually just got the whole shabang. Brush, cedarwood oil and balm. Its spectacular. I have bought and blown through and thrown away several beard products, I've pitched brushes, given away combs, dumped oils down the sink or gave them to a friend. This is legit. The oil and balm are the best scented products I've yet to purchase hands down, the brush is contoured and actually feels great on my face. The other one I had from another seller could double as a shoe brush its so rigid. But these products are great and you can tell this company cares about quality, everything I ordered arrived right on time, the packaging is always the first clue if you got something worth your money or a piece of trash and this packaging was flawless and professional and as much as I am pleased with that the products inside the packaging are of even higher quality. Can't say enough good things, if you are on the fence and don't know where to start with beard products don't waste anymore of your time looking, Rocky Mountain Barber is quality and will be my go to brand moving forward for sure. Thanks for awesome products and legitimate customer service.

I need to start out saying that this is my first beard oil and I have a short beard. I hadn't been using beard oil and noticed that this stuff made my beard feel much softer. There is not much more that I need to add about the performance; it worked well and I do not have any complaints at all.I am always a little skeptical when I read someone posting about the smell of a product being faint. I am the type of person who will go through 20 types of body wash to find one that doesn't have a strong scent. In short, I am extremely sensitive to smells. When I tried this beard oil, I was surprised and relieved. The smell is a faint woodsy smell that is extremely pleasant. The smell is faint enough that I forget about the scent shortly after applying it, but my wife can still smell it on my beard long afterwards.I haven't tried other beard oils and I honestly do not feel the need to do so. This really seems to be a great product.

Smell: Outdoorsy and reminds me of pine needles.Quality: Compared to low quality beard oil this stuff rocks.Does it condition your beard? Yes!Does it help get rid of beard dandruff? Yes!Why 4 stars? This is great oil but I feel that it's lacking when it comes to the small stuff. The dripper tube can be a hassle when it comes to putting on the oil. When your hands are lubed up you can forget to screw the top back on. I knocked it over one time and lost a good amount of it because I left it ajar. The carpet smelled good but I don't like the dripper as it can lead to operator error.