Cedar & Sage Conditioning Beard Oil For Men
Glossy finishFor dry hair
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Feel soothed and enjoy your beard with a healthy-looking shine, with our Cedar and Sage Conditioning Beard Oil. This lightweight, non-greasy, formula has been designed to nourish & soften skin feeling under beard, while taming and subtly scenting facial hair at the same time.The fragrance contains three complementary essential oils: sage, clove and cedar.
- Enriched with Community Trade organic coconut oil from Samoa, organic babassu oil from Brazil and soya oil from Brazil
- Non-greasy
- Skin feels soft, with a healthy looking shine
- Dry skin under beard feels soothed all day
- Tested on men, not animals
Soybean Oil
Soybeans might not be a glamorous ingredient, but they gift us a lovely natural oil that helps skin hold moisture.
Community Fair Trade Organic Coconut Oil
Coconut oil has been moisturising skin and hair forever, and ours comes from our partners in sunny Samoa.
Community Fair Trade Babassu Oil
One of nature’s most moisturising oils, babassu is packed with natural goodness, leaving skin feeling soft and smooth.
Fair Trade organic virgin coconut oil
A legendary moisturiser for dry skin
Coconut oil has always been a bit of a wonder oil, and has been moisturising skin, hair and bodies forever.
Our coconuts come from the shores of Samoa. Coconut harvesting is a family business here, involving multiple generations. It helps everyone benefit from the island’s resources, following the island’s ethos of Fa’a Samoa – ‘The Samoan Way’.
Coconuts are gathered up, hand-cracked, pressed and filtered to release pure, high-quality oil.
Each coconut is picked for its ‘good smile’ – meaning, our local experts can tell from the look of the shell whether it’s good quality and ready to harvest. They’re grown and wild-harvested without chemicals, so we can guarantee the oil is organic.
Our Community Fair Trade supplier, Women in Business Development Inc., help families to create a sustainable income by using Samoa’s rich natural resources. They’ve won awards and gained global recognition for their brilliant work.