- Beardbrand Men's Beard Oil & Face Moisturizer with Jojoba Oil - Softens Stubble, Soothes Dry Skin - Sandalwood & Cedar Scented Beard Oil for Men - 2 fl oz

Best beard oil I found. Pearl snap has that old school smell. Oil absorbs and leaves my skin feeling great all day. Eliminated dry skin on my face completely. I’m on my second bottle. Will definitely continue to order.

I love Beardbrand beard oil. This is the third fragrance of theirs I have tried. This pearl snap scent, unlike their Old Money and Bold Fortune scents, is a very pleasant, light, citrus-like fragrance. The scent is so faint that it’s ideal to use if you don’t want your beard oil to interfere with cologne. By comparison, the Old Money and Bold Fortune scents are great masculine scents that are so strong and long lasting that cologne is unnecessary. The beard oil is fantastic, though, and softens my beard as well as other brands I have tried costing twice the price. If you want beard oil that softens well but is not strongly scented, pearl snap is certainly a good one to try.

Beardbrand’s Pearl Snap beard oil is like stepping into a time machine and walking straight into the barbershop with my flannel wearing grandpa. The scent is warm, clean, and just the right amount of nostalgic, like fresh aftershave with a crisp barbershop vibe. It is the kind of smell that makes you want to lean back, close your eyes, and wait for someone to dust your neck with talc. In the beard, it is smooth and soft without leaving that greasy “I just deep fried lunch” feeling. My beard feels conditioned, tamed, and a little more respectable, like it might even pay its own taxes now. If you want something that smells classic, feels great, and makes your beard behave without the oil slick, Beardbrand Beard Oil in the Pearl Snap scent is worth a spot on your shelf.

I'm 52, work in a professional environment, and I've never grown a beard. So...take what I say with a grain of salt. BUT - I really, really like this stuff. I found the scent pleasing. Masculine. Not flowery or perfumey. Doesn't smell like a tropical beach. More sandalwood and spice, I guess? It has a "dark" aroma. I found it better to put a few pumps into my hand and rub my palms together until I can feel the oil warm up. For a new, short beard like mine, 3 pumps is plenty. Any remaining oil on my palms I just rubbed onto my arms. It definitely reduced the itchiness of the first few weeks of beard growth, which I appreciated. I apply it in the morning before work and at night before bed. I've gone through about 3/4 of the bottle over the past month. So, one bottle will probably last about 6 weeks if you apply it the same way I have.

The oil its self is awesome. The smell is like I walked into a lumber yard and picked up the worst smelling wood and rubbed it on myself

Beardruff is finally gone! I’ve tried a bunch of other products, but nothing worked like Beardbrand. The scent’s clean and manly, it’s not too oily, and I even use it on my whole body. Shipping was fast, and it’s a great value. I’m only buying Beardbrand from here on out

I started wearing a full, chevron, mustache this year and found that it felt bristly with many of the hairs going in different directions. At first, I thought beard oil was overkill for a mustache, although have since discovered that it is a must for a tame and SOFT mustache. This oil is a bit more expensive than the others ($20ish), but I think it’s worth it for me. I’ll rub one or two drops, sort of under the mustache in an upwards motion to work it down to the skin and then up through the hair. I probably use it 3 times per week which seems to be enough with a normal facial cleanser (Cetaphil). The result is a, seriously, soft stache with a very subtle scent. My girlfriend really likes the light fragrance and the conditioning properties smooth out the stache for a very polished look. Highly recommend!

The beard oil itself is effective—it softens and hydrates well. However, the scent is extremely strong, reminiscent of an old-school aftershave, and unfortunately, it’s overpowering to the point of giving me a headache. It’s just too much for me, so I don’t think I’ll be using it again. If you prefer a more subtle fragrance, this might not be the best option.