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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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helllllooooo gentleman!
This is a general question for you handsome rugged vikings.
I need recommendations for the best beard care products....my very much better half has grown the most majestic sex-ass beard in the lockdown (covo-beard) ( i love beards if you hadn't guessed  )
And I'm looking for gift ideas to keep it soft and healthy.
Hit me up with your recommendations guys.
Thanks
Mmmuuuwwwwaaaaaa! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"helllllooooo gentleman!
This is a general question for you handsome rugged vikings.
I need recommendations for the best beard care products....my very much better half has grown the most majestic sex-ass beard in the lockdown (covo-beard) ( i love beards if you hadn't guessed )
And I'm looking for gift ideas to keep it soft and healthy.
Hit me up with your recommendations guys.
Thanks
Mmmuuuwwwwaaaaaa!"
I've beared all in the past and I'm probably descended from vikings    |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use Bulldog cheap supermarket brand. So available everywhere.
But have recently bought some items from a company called ‘the beard struggle!’
Shampoo, Oils, balms, heated brushes all very good. And smells very good
Well worth a look.
My wife bought me some beard balm from a company called hawke, custard cream flavour. Smells awesome  |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
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I've grown a magnificent beard during lockdown. It gets no special treatment, just washed daily in the shower.
I have no intention of keeping the beard, so won't be buying oils, balms, etc. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well I've got an authentic ginger beard.. Usually have my mates take the piss out of me for it. Apparently its a bonus for the laides. I! Yet to see much evidence of that though lol |
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[Places axe on floor and shuffles awkwardly. Checks none of horde are watching] Ahem. Some hints for de brethren.
Never trim on the day of a meet,
Simple body oils are good (grape nut etc) with woody essential oils like frankincense.
NHS "MyTrusty" oil with neroli rosemary and bergamot is great.
Applying before a shower allows you to soften and wash through excess.
Watch out for buttered toast! Scent of old yak butter is a definite way to upset the Valkyrie
[Picks up axe, examines edge deliberately] Enjoy, but tell anyone I told you and you will never reach Valhalla...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Loreal beard shampoo, cos I'm worth it!
It's not cheap, but it's very good and keeps the beard quite soft.
Balm from mobros, they do a little selection for about £20.
Invest in a wooden comb, cuts down on static. |
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By *tew008Man
over a year ago
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"Loreal beard shampoo, cos I'm worth it!
It's not cheap, but it's very good and keeps the beard quite soft.
Balm from mobros, they do a little selection for about £20.
Invest in a wooden comb, cuts down on static."
yes wooden comb 
I got messaged on my normal social media to be a viking ambassador for the beard struggle company. Never did it but gave me a big discount and the stuff was very good. |
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Depends what effect you're going for, and how the beard behaves. Moroccanoil is the absolute best oil I've found for a super-soft shiny beard. Smells of candyfloss too. Not the most manly or fancy-gift looking stuff though, if you're after something that looks all vikingy and fancy.
If you're after something that's got a little hold as well as conditioning, the absolute best beard balm I've tried is "Honest Amish". Really good stuff. |
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For stuff that looks awesome and smells AMAZING, there's a company called Grave Before Shave that have a range of awesome scents (the Bay Rum scent is insanely good) but I haven't been able to find a UK stockist for years, so shipping from America makes it far too expensive for the likes of me.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Loreal beard shampoo, cos I'm worth it!
It's not cheap, but it's very good and keeps the beard quite soft.
Balm from mobros, they do a little selection for about £20.
Invest in a wooden comb, cuts down on static.
yes wooden comb
I got messaged on my normal social media to be a viking ambassador for the beard struggle company. Never did it but gave me a big discount and the stuff was very good."
I did that too. Exactly the same I got a nice discount,
But have yet to do anything else, I should do really, |
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