A different kind of DIY...

[R3alJim Shady]

So I made the decision to grow my beard out. I've had one for quite some time now (14ish years), but I just want it to be fuller.

It's been rather unruly and coarse, so I've been looking into how to make it softer, more manageable, etc.

A little Internet search and BAM! Beard oil.

Here's my recipe:

1 oz. Jojoba oil
3 drops Australian Tea Tree oil
3 drops peppermint oil
7 drops Texas cedar wood

Just made it yesterday so we'll see how effective it is as time goes on. Hell of a lot easier to make than e liquid...


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[Celtic Fog]

I grow my beard out burly status quite often, oh the joy and difference a good beard oil makes. Ill give this a shot as I'm in the process of growing it back out now, good looking out my man.

 

[R3alJim Shady]

Just a fair warning, costs about $20-$25 to get started, but I hear it lasts quite a while as you only use a few drops at a time.

Glad I could help and let me know how you like it!


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[Celtic Fog]

I have a full drawer of awesome beard and stache goodies so far, I have oils and waxes for when I do handlebars, but since I moved up here, I dont do the handlebars as much, makes me look like one of the damn Hipsters from Portland lol.

 

[R3alJim Shady]

Ha! Someone called me a hipster the other day... needless to say I got defensive.
But I read an article saying we've reached "peak beard" meaning that beards have reached the pinnacle of popularity and should be on the decline soon.

Take that, hipsters.


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[Celtic Fog]

I've had hair on my face since 15, been clean shaved ONCE in my life, only because I burnt half of my beard off and looked like a real moron lol....looked even more of a moron when I was clean shaven, what a horrible feeling. Men should always have some sort of hair on their face.