Pine Tar Beard Oil - Fir & Cypress
Pine Tar Beard Oil smells like a walk through an evergreen forest: fir needle and cypress up front, warm copaiba balsam underneath, and a little orange and lemongrass to keep it clean. It's the beard partner to our Pine Tar Bar Soap, our top-selling bar.
One straight answer up front: the name comes from the bar. The beard oil gets its scent from essential oils only, not pine tar, so it won't leave a tarry smell in your beard.
What it does
- Softens coarse, wiry beard hair
- Moisturizes the skin under your beard, where dryness and flakes start
- Soaks in fast. No greasy shine.
- Scented with essential oils only. No fragrance oils.
What's in it
Apricot kernel oil, coconut oil, grape seed oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba seed oil, hemp seed oil, Abyssinian seed oil, argan kernel oil, essential oil blend (cypress, copaiba balsam, orange, fir needle, lemongrass), rosemary leaf extract.
Contains sweet almond and apricot kernel oils.
How to use it
After a shower, on a damp or towel-dried beard: put 3 to 5 drops in your palm (a few more if your beard is past a few inches), rub your hands together, and work it down to the skin. Comb it through. That's it.
How long a bottle lasts
It's a 2 oz bottle and you only need a few drops a day, so it lasts most guys a couple of months. Longer if your beard is short.
Oil or balm?
Oil softens the hair and takes care of the skin underneath. Pine Tar Beard Balm adds light hold for flyaways and a mustache that won't stay put. Plenty of guys use both. See the full lineup in men's beard care.
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Don't love it? Full refund, no questions asked.
The result? Harder, denser bars that don't turn to mush after a few showers. More water evaporates during the long cure, creating a bar that lasts weeks instead of days.
It's the old-school way—before "natural soap" became a marketing term. We'd rather take the time to make it right.
Returns: 30-day money-back guarantee. Full refund, no questions asked.
