The Beard Club - Growth Oil - Grow A Thicker Fuller , Fill in Patches - Healthy Natural Castor, Coconut and Avacado Growth Serum to Stimulate Thicker, Fuller, Healthier Facial Hair Growth

bought as a gift for my son..he loves IT!!!

Smells good. Wasn’t what I was expecting when it says beard balm. It’s more like beard cream/lotion but I think I can tell a difference in beard growth. I just use it like a beard oil and use a different balm or styling paste to get the shape.

Product smells great and it does work. I saw some minimal thickness in some areas that were thinner than others. It does soften your beard. I think it’s worth the value given the quality and price point

I’ve been trying out The Beard Club Biotin Beard Growth Vitamin Gummies for a couple of weeks now, and I’m impressed with the results so far. • 30 Gummies (15-Day Supply) Each bottle includes 30 gummies—easy to stay consistent without the hassle of pills. • Packed with Essential Nutrients Formulated with Biotin, B12, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E to support healthier, fuller-looking facial hair. • Great Strawberry Flavor No bitter taste like most supplements—these are genuinely enjoyable to take every day. • Beyond Just Beard Growth I’ve noticed stronger nails and healthier skin too, making it a well-rounded grooming supplement. • Trusted Brand The Beard Club is known for its beard care products, and these gummies live up to the reputation. Final Thoughts These gummies taste great, are easy to stick with, and provide the right vitamins for beard and overall hair health. If you’re serious about boosting your grooming routine, this is a fun and effective way to do it.

I'll try to be brief. This is a good product, it does moisturize my hair pretty well, but it doesnt seem to have much oil in it so my beard starts drying out after maybe 6-8 hours. It isnt super thick, either, so I use more than average for a 'beard balm' which means I go through this tin of 4 Oz pretty quickly. Which brings me to the biggest pain point: price inconsistency. Ive bought this 3 times. The first two purchases were at $7.49. The third was at $9.99, which I still considered worth it. Those weren't discounts or sale prices, btw, that was simply the cost of the item at the time. Now its 'normal' price is listed as $19.99 and anytime you find it lower is a temporary sale. This 4 oz tin is, imo, NOT worth anything over $9.99. This is my reason for giving it 3 stars. At $9.99 I'd say its a 4star product, and I'd only consider 5 stars if it was $7.49 consistently again due to cost-to-value.