Leven Rose Beard Oil for Men and Beard Softener 100% Pure Natural for Bearded Men, Mustaches, and Moisturized Skin 1 oz by Ranger Grooming Co

As someone who truly enjoys both beards and grooming (I'm always trying different grooming products), I can say that this is a high quality product, and very much so worth every dollar. If you're growing a beard, it's very important to keep it healthy. One of those things you can do is use a high quality beard oil. There are tons of beard oils on the market, especially as of recently with the growing trend. This can make it difficult in choosing an oil to start with (I have a couple different ones myself for different occasions). This oil blend is a wonderful place to start as it's a blend of two of the best oils you can use for your hair, and doesn't have anything else in it.This item has no added fragrance to it other than the natural smell of the oils. This oil blend has a slightly sweet, light smell to it. It is not overwhelming and after a few minutes you won't notice it at all. If you're looking for a product that is one of the best currently available, this is it. It will help keep your hair soft and manageable. I am someone with an extremely curly, coarse beard that feels like steel wool if I don't care for it properly, and this product helps keep it soft. Start with this if you're new to beard oils.**For best results (my personal opinion)**1. Take a shower. Once or twice a week, condition your beard in the shower with coconut oil (if you search "coconut oil" in all departments on Amazon, the top product is what I use). Also, buy a dedicated beard soap that you use once a week only (no need to use it more, a thorough wash with warm water will keep your beard clean and the soap will remove some of the oils that keep the beard healthy). I use one sold by Brooklyn Grooming, although a little pricier it lasts forever especially since you're only using it once a week (lather just a tiny amount in hands and then apply to beard, never lather your beard with the soap bar itself).2. After shower, towel dry your hair and beard. First, use two drops of this beard oil and apply to your hair (yes, on top of your head) and massage in thoroughly. Beard oil also helps keep your head hair healthy and conditioned, I promise it'll be softer than ever before. After that, use ~3 drops of oil and apply to your beard. Massage in thoroughly, starting at the front and working your way down, and then running your fingers up from behind. After you've applied the oil, it is VERY HELPFUL if you use a natural boar's hair brush. I promise you it will make a difference. First, brush your head hair, and then thoroughly brush your beard. A boar's hair brush will build up oils over time from your hair and beard, and help spread the oils evenly across your hair and beard. It also helps keep your hair clean, so in between use of the beard soap it's not anything to worry about.3. Do your best not to touch your beard too often throughout the day. Feel free to use a touch up brushing or combing if needed. Enjoy!

This beard oil works great for softening my beard and moisturizing the skin underneath without being messy. It absorbs quickly, leaving my beard feeling smooth and looking healthy without any greasy residue. The scent is subtle and pleasant, not overpowering, which is a nice bonus. After using it consistently, I’ve noticed less itchiness and overall improvement in the texture of my beard. It’s a simple, effective product that does exactly what it promises—perfect for anyone looking to care for their beard without the fuss!

So, I'm a relative newbie to beard maintenance products. For the past 25 or so years, I've always kept my beard "business short," which honestly required virtually no special attention beyond a conditioning shampoo. So, when I decided to go for a longer, thicker look I was suddenly faced with a host of problems that I'd never encountered before. Number 1 was itching (aka dry skin, flakes and wild-ass flyaway hairs). Number 2 was beard softness. Essentially, my beard grows very fast, very full and as I hit the 2 months stage of growth (about 2 inches) it was turning into one dry, coarse thick facial coverage of sandpaper. At which point I reached out for advice from my bearded brothers online (Facebook has some awesome beard and mustache groups!). The single, loudest reply to my cry for help was "dude, BEARD OIL!" So, off I went into the unknown land of brands, costs, ingredients and scents. Leven Rose Fragrance Free oil is my fourth different brand (hey, you don't know what yer gonna really like without a bit of experimenting).I've been using it for a little over a week now and quite frankly, I'm darn impressed. Quality compared to the others I've tried is a solid 9 or 10, which means it works very well. It soaks in quickly and leaves your beard very soft and much easier to tame. Price compared to others I've tried? It's the least expensive brand I've purchased and does the job just as well. Fragrance-wise? Well, the only reason I didn't give it a full 5 stars is because I ordered the unscented version, meaning I have no way of gauging the overall fragrance of their other scented products. All of the other brands I've purchased have been scented and I wanted to experiment with some fragrance free to see what it was like. Fragrence free it is and it does the job extremely well. I'll likely try out a few of their fragrance oils in the future (I do enjoy a nice, light sandalwood or outdoorsy smell).So, there you have it. My two cents.Yes, they do offer incentives if you write a review. Fair to admit that. But frankly it wouldn't have changed my review one bit. If it was s***, I'd review it as s***. I read a lot of Amazon reviews before purchases and try to comment on items as often as I can... it's a valuable tool when purchasing.And one final note: I've seen a couple folks bitching that this is an expensive product for "simple beard oil." Um, BS. First off, it's not a "simple beard oil." It's made with top quality ingredients and does the job just as well as some oils I've bought that ran into the mid $20 range. If you really want a simple (aka, cheap) beard oil, try buying some of the $8 crap you'll find at some retail stores. It's greasy as hell, usually smells horrible and does a terrible job of soaking in and doing much of anything for your beard. It's a specialty item folks. If you're gonna spend the time and effort to grow a nice beard, don't skimp on the one product that is an absolute MUST HAVE.