Ultra Conditioner/Softener for Beards by Beardsley and Company, Beard Care Products, 8 oz

Beardsley Ultra Conditioner for Beards, 8 oz
CONDITIONER

The indispensable beard tamer.

€‹Beardsley Ultra Conditioner is specially formulated for facial hair. It will leave your beard and mustache feeling unusually soft and smooth.

About the product

Beardsley and Company is recognized worldwide as a premier brand for facial hair care
The original brand for facial hair products introduced in 1993
Pleasant tasting. No soapy aftertaste!
Beardsley Condtioner is perfect for moustaches too; it will just last you twice as long
Can also be used on your hair, what's good for your beard is also good for your hair

Beardsley Ultra Conditioner adds strength to hair and a great finish to your routine. Its balanced formula is a creamy, slightly scented product that compliments the shampoo. Apply as you would the shampoo, rub in palms and massage your beard and hair. Give your treatment a few minutes to maximize penetration to the core of every follicle, then rinse. You€ve just added protection and a strong, revitalized presence. Prepare your hair in the usual way, or do something different; no matter how you style you'll enjoy the moment!

Why a special conditioner for beards?
Regular hair conditioner tastes bitter and applying it directly around the mouth area is unpleasant. But because beards are directly exposed to foods, drinks, and smoking products, they deserve to be treated better. Beardsley and Company botanical formula makes it a pleasure for a man to condition his beard as often and as thoroughly as he likes.

What if you are just starting to grow a beard?
When you stop shaving, your skin may react by producing more dead cells. They often get trapped in the bristles of the new beard growth, causing irritation. Frequent conditioning with Beardsley Conditioner is an excellent way to help avoid this problem. Many new beard wearers find that Beardsley and Company botanical ingredients are especially soothing to the skin in the first weeks of growth.