1880 Beard Balm
1880 Beard Balm
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Let’s face it, our beards and facial hair can get gnarly and unruly, which is why we created Warlord Beard Balm. A heady mix of shea and cocoa butter, waxes, and natural oils, like jojoba, help with density so you can sculpt and tame your beard or facial hair. Warlord Beard Balm will still give you the same amazing nourishment, conditioning and smell you get with Warlord Beard Oil, but with a whip to crack so your beard or facial hair doesn’t stray too far to the wild side.
About the 1880 fragrance: Indulge in the allure of 1880, a captivating fragrance that will leave a lasting impression. Picture yourself by a warm fire, savoring a smooth drink and delving into The Art of War. As she passes by, she'll be drawn in by the rich blend of bergamot, tangerine, oak moss, and patchouli. With 1880, you're always in charge of the moment. This sophisticated scent is as smooth as you are, and what happens next, is up to you. Experience the power of 1880 today.
Benefits:
- IMMEDIATELY eliminates itching.
- IMMEDIATELY eliminates "beardruff" by hydrating the skin beneath your facial hair.
- IMMEDIATELY endows your facial hair with a radiant sheen, soft texture, and an intoxicating scent.
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An extra little tidbit: The gentleman featured on all 1880 products is Bud's great grandfather, Bud Hadley. Bud was named after him. 1880 was the year he was born.
Warlord Beard Balm comes in a 2 oz screw top tin.
A portion of your purchase will be donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital & K9s For Warriors.
Ingredients: shea butter, beeswax, cocoa butter, golden jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, essential and/or fragrance oils
SKU:AE102
View full detailsThis and the Southern Tobacco are neck and neck for my favorite.
Fantastic!
Bought this for my husband! Warlord is the best, and the scent last a long time, I won't go no where else!
My daughter-in-law insisted on Dark 30 Oil for my son. My wife loves it and recommended it to her. I’ve also have Southern Tobacco Balm. I’d love that balm to be in the Dark 30…cough cough. Please. Seriously though.
I love the smell of the 1880. It is the official smell of 1776. If you know what I’m saying. No regrets!