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Commando Grooming Balm (Formerly Beard Balm)

€14,70

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Our new Grooming balms are the same formula as our previous Beard balms.

Our supremely hydrating unisex Grooming balm is a concentrated blend of highly nutritive and reparative organic plant oils and butters. We craft all of our products exclusively out of pure plant absolutes and essential oils lending a unique and distinct scent that is sensual and not overpowering.

Hold: Light to medium

Scent: Unscented

What it smells like: You will smell the natural plant oils which are super subtle and will not interfere with any other scents you wear.

Washes out easily with soap and water

Tames, conditions and smoothes hair

Heals dry skin and hair

Suitable for any hair type

Relieves beard dandruff and bumps.

Made exclusively with plant oils and botanicals

This product contains hempseed oil and WILL NOT interfere with any drug testing. 

Conveniently stored in 1 oz ( TRAVEL ) or 2 oz ( FULL) sized seamless aluminum tins. Perfect for on the road or everyday travel.

* This product is 100% natural. Batches may vary due to natural variances in ingredients. Please note during weather changes your balm may have a slight grainy consistency due to the Shea butter "crystalizing" we recommend this quick fix.

 

How to use

After a shower or while hair or beard is slightly wet, scoop a small amount of balm onto thumbnail and soften between fingers. Apply thoroughly to beard, mustache or hair. TAKE YOUR TIME: Imagine coating every hair on every side.

To use as a skin cream, simply warm between fingers and apply to desired area.

Ingredients

*Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Oil, *Cannabis Sativa (Hempseed) Oil, *Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, *Argania Spinsosa (Argan) Oil, *Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil, Beeswax (Cera Alba),  Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, and (Tocopherol) Vitamin E. *= organic **vitamin e from Non-GMO Soy sources. 

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