Heavy Duty Beard Balm - 2 Ounce - Beard Conditioner

I really love this Honest Amish Heavy Duty Beard Balm. It has become a regular part of my grooming routine. Fragrance: The subtle spearmint scent is perfect—not overpowering at all. It smells clean and natural, and I really enjoy it throughout the day. Moisturizing: It does a great job keeping my beard soft and moisturized. It helps tame dryness and keeps everything looking healthier. Ease of Use: Very easy to apply. It melts quickly in my hands and spreads evenly through my beard without any hassle. Value for Money: A little goes a long way, so the 2-ounce tin lasts quite a while. Definitely good value for the quality you get. Skin Irritation: I haven’t experienced any irritation at all. It feels gentle on the skin underneath my beard. Longevity: The hold and conditioning last a long time. It keeps flyaway hairs under control throughout the day without needing constant reapplication. Overall, this is a high-quality beard balm that works exactly as expected. It keeps my beard looking neat, feels great, and smells fantastic.

I ordered Heavy Duty Beard Balm and the Leave-in Conditioner (all natural). My beard is nearing two inches right now, so it had a nice poof to it. I began using the Balm/Conditioner a month ago. Overall, these two products work great. You just need to experiment a little with how and when you apply them and determine which product is right for you. As a side note, I generally have dry skin in the winter, therefore my face itched and my beard became brittle and at times a little bit itchy. Application: I prefer the Heavy Duty Balm. I am washing my beard ever 2-3 days and adding the balm daily. I will use a little bit at a time (enough to cover my finger tip) then rub two fingers together until the balm is liquid. Then I apply the balm to individual areas of my beard, to make sure it is evenly disbursed. I do scratch and dig into my beard a little bit prior to application just to separate hairs. This seems to help my face from itching less. Time between uses: I use the balms 1-2 times a day. The Heavy Duty in the morning (after my beard has sufficiently dried after a shower) and the Leave-in Conditioner in the evening or immediately before bed. I may use a little more here and there if my face feels dry. (weather dependent) Vs. The Heavy Duty gives my beard a little bit more structure and is not as oily as the Leave-In Conditioner. Maybe I am using too much of the leave-in, but from different approaches to how and when I apply each balm, for all day use, the heavy duty does the trick. The leave in is definitely good on my skin. I hate lotion, so I don't like the feeling it leaves on my hands if I touch it at all through the day. Smell: The smell is there. It is good. If you don't like things that have a smell, then don't use this. If you like smelling good, use this. (the smell has the girlfriend's stamp of approval)

I like this balm. I was previously using Cremo balm. It didn't seem to do much for taming frizz or conditioning, despite having a far firmer and more waxy feel. The Honest Amish is buttery so you can scoop a little out of the tin with your fingertip and rub it on your palms for a few seconds and it melts to a nice consistency. it applies nice and evenly through a damp, or even dry beard. Finish with a brush or comb and I'm looking good. My beard is softer in just a week and has fewer flyaways. The scent is so subtle that it might as well not even be there. My only complaint is that it can leave an ever-so slightly greasy feel if you're not careful. I know that's the case with most balms but it seems to do so a little more than the Cremo did. A small price to pay for all the other benefits. I'd give it 4.5 stars if I could. I may experiment with other brands later, but for now I'm very pleased with this.

About me: I've grown my beard out for the first time ever. As it has gotten longer, I've had to adapt in how I care for it. I have a little bit of a medical background and the circles I run in fear beards like the plague due to poor information put out about how uncleanliness, unprofessional, dirty, etc they are... most of which I disagree... I recently read a medical study that clean shaven men actually harbor more threatening bacteria (e.g. Mrsa) than our bearded brethren... it's because the micro abrasions in the skin, warmer, temperatures, etc. allow these bacteria to feed is the theory. Anyhow, back on to reviewing the product. The product matters because looking presentable matters. So the main brands I've been using for about a period of 6 months are: Grave Before Shave, Viking Revolution, and now the Honest Amish regular (not Heavy Duty). I've been using Grave Before Shave the longest as the fragrances have been interesting and the product fairly consistent. The brand logos/art for different fragrances is pretty neat/entertaining too. The hold has been decent overall, but it seems as I go throughout the day it only lasts for a few hours or so before the fly aways kick in and it has a subtly oily residue. Overall, a solid product. Viking Revolution is the first beard balm I began with. I didn't know any better at the time but it made the thinner parts of my beard greasy, stringy/thin, and oily looking. I wasn't sure what was causing all of this, but time and experience have helped me in learning to style a beard that is a few inches from my chest now... I'll probably throw this product away. I don't like it touching my beard. The regular version of the Honest Amish beard balm just didn't hold well and the fragrance was nothing interesting (it's ok, just doesn't stand out much). I'm not much interested in the fragrances anymore, but more so a product that just works and gets me through the day. This version of balm is more like a moisturizer than something to keep flyaway hairs in place. The Honest Amish Heavy Duty Beard Balm is now my default go-to. It does not have much of a greasy feel in moderation, gives my beard a moisturized matte-appearance , and is very easy to get out of the container and apply... texture of a smooth-sticking paste. I'll be using my grave before shave for daily use (running around), but the Honest Amish will be my default go to for a product I know works well and I'm confident in for work and dressing up on occasion. The fragrance is subtle and subsides within the hour. I like this enough that I'm going to order a 4oz container after just receiving my 2oz container within the week. I don't want to risk not having any how this stuff on hand/beard.

Scent: It has a citrus scent with a spicy under-note. The scent is really not strong at all. I use the regular Beard Balm and lots of reviewers By the time l put on hair products and cologne or body spray the scent is gone. I really like them both. This scent is weaker and I notice it on me far less than the regular Beard Balm. ingredient list on my new tin changed slightly from what it says on my old tin. I was kinda sad about that because I LOVE the scent of this stuff and didn't consider it to be that strong in the first place. So, there you have it. If you want less scent, their new formulation has less scent.) Hold: It's not bad. I use quite a bit--mostly for the conditioning--and I think it holds up pretty well even after my 9 or 10 hour work days. It is really not a sculpting type of wax, l am looking for something stronger my beard is more bushy than l want, but l keep going through the growth phase. Conditioning: It's been every bit as good as the regular Beard Balm at softening, thickening, and keeping my beard itch and flake free. It's good stuff. Makes me wonder what I was doing growing beards without a conditioning oil. Is it greasy? Well, it's a conditioning oil. It has a bunch of different oils in it. If you've used a beard oil before, you know what you're in for. If you're wary, just use small amounts. With a small amount, your beard should soak it up quickly and you'll hardly notice anything at all. Just rub the extra in to your mustache or side burns, dont waste it. How do you use it? As recommended, I "melt" it in my hand and apply it to a damp beard. At this point, I do a "gentle" styling with my comb and wait about 10 to 20 minutes for my beard to dry. Once my beard is totally dry, I'll get out the comb or a "barrel" brush and do a more aggressive shaping and fluffing. At this point, the wax has set pretty well so you can move your beard around more. Should I buy the bigger tin? If you have a big beard, you aren't shaving it any time soon, and you want lots of conditioning and lots of hold--yes. Otherwise, this smaller tin will last you two months or so--with everyday use--depending on how much you use each day. I use the large tin and even using larger amounts it seems to last a long long time. Should I get the regular balm instead? If you aren't concerned about shaping your beard and you want good conditioning--yes. Is it worth the price? Yes. Shipping was really fast. l did see its available at Wal Marts, but l still purchased from Amazon. The tin is nice and sturdy. Combine this with a good hair conditioner for the shower and you'll love the results. Even if I only got, let's say, one month of use out of a tin, I'd still say that it's worth it. It really makes a big difference compared to growing a beard without it.

I have tried just about every product under the sun (or so it feels) and I'm sick of all of alpha-macho crap brands (looking at you Beard Brand) that really don't have thoughtful products. My wife is obsessive about hair and points out all the junk that male brands throw into their formulations. Honest Amish blows all the other stuff I've tried out of the water. It gives me good hold, my beard doesn't feel overly oily nor parched. It doesn't "feel" like I have a bunch of junk in my beard and there is barely any scent (or maybe I am so used to it now). It's just subtle and manly. Not offensive to the wife. It's also very interesting washing it off my hands...some products feel like I am fighting, and others are so water soluble I know I overpaid for crap. But Honest Amish is just right in the middle. Takes a smidge of soap but my hands feel fine after. I just don't want them to sell out to some PE company like all these other d-bags have.

As I get older (with a few more gray hairs) I've been finding more and more flyaway hairs in my beard that don't want to stay in place. I've been wanting to grow my beard a little longer, but kept trimming it back because I couldn't get a nicely groomed look. I decided it was time to give the Honest Amish - Heavy Duty Beard Balm a try. Here are my thoughts after three months of use: Uses Per Tin - After my first use I was doubtful I'd make it past a month before needing to order more. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this tin lasted me a little more than three months of daily use. Application - It took a little while to get the hang of getting the product to "evenly liquify" before applying. I use one finger to scoop up a small amount then, using just that one finger, rub the balm in my other palm until it is fully fluid. Then the balm is ready to be applied to my beard starting in the areas that need it most. Scent - I really, really love the smell. This is a really good thing, because the scent it pretty strong and lasts. Fortunately I really enjoyed smelling it through out the day. "Softens & conditions" - After 3 months of regular daily use, I didn't notice any softening or conditioning. It did add a nice healthy shine that I enjoyed. "Tames unruly beard hairs" & "magnificent beard control" - The balm didn't lend much style control even though this heavy duty balm "gives more control" than their regular balm. It certainly didn't do anything to tame my unruly beard hairs and it didn't control my beard any more than a beard brush does on it's own. SUMMARY: I enjoyed using the product, I like the all natural ingredients and I love the smell. Still, I am able to get the same about of shine and "control" from the basic anti-frizz shine serum I use on my hair (which is cheaper). In the end the product didn't deliver as promised for me. I'm back to exploring other options to shape my beard and control flyaway hairs.

I was very skeptical of this balm at first. Switching from balms is scary when you already know your balm works. I saw all the positive reviews but again that never satisfies me because Im my own worst critic. I like to know how I like things because if Im wrong then I can only blame myself. I opened the container which is bigger than most tins. I smelled it and it didnt have the smell like my old one. But I cant let that get to me because scent shouldn't be all about a beard. And I didnt really like the idea of this smelling like licorice which it doesnt really have that strong of a smell after a while. I put it on and tried it for a week. After a week I noticed my beard was not soft like it was before but durable. It was soft and durable. My last balm made my beard soft and yes it did work but it wasnt making it as healthy as this balm. I then kept using it for a while and was pretty sold. Then the other day after using this for a month I combed my beard. My beard is pretty curly and makes a lot fo knots and combing it can be a chore. So this is why I only comb my beard once a week or maybe only every other week. But when i combed my beard everything was pretty smooth. Normally I have tons of knots an Im worried about pulling out a lof of hairs. Yes hairs came out like normal but I didnt have the tangles like I normally do. Once the balm was rinsed off I could feel my beard was soft but the haris were durable. Not super soft like my last balm. I also noticed I got a little more length but not to much. This could attribute to the health of my beard. So in the end this doesnt smell super bad and isnt like those fru fru balms that are made to smell good. This is made to work well and thats it. I have a hard to deal with beard and this balm made my beard more manageable. Hopefully I will get a longer and thicker beard from this which Im already experiencing but I want more. Thanks Honest Amish for making a great product and not lying to your customers.

Llevaba tiempo con el producto en la lista de deseos pero no acababa de decidirme. Por un lado porque pensaba que era un bálsamo más y por su precio. La mayoría de opiniones son muy positivas pero ya sabemos que muchas veces te frustras cuando recibes algo con mucha expectativa y acaba siendo una decepción. En mi caso, me gusta cuidarme la barba y he probado muchos aceites, bálsamos, jabones, acondicionadores, etc, ya que no acabo de acertar con la tecla y es que, según el producto me suele producir más o menos caspa o picores. Luego, muchos productos te engrasan en exceso la barba, dando un resultado no cómodo para el día a día. En este caso, creo que después de una semana de uso he acertado de pleno. Sólo hace falta un poco en la yema de los dedos y mover entre yema y yema hasta que se derrita como una mantequilla. Ahora lo repartes por toda la barba masajeando con los dedos hasta llegar a la piel. Inicialmente da una sensación de ser un bálsamo más, pero nada más lejos de la realidad. Es verdad que no huele ni a melón, ni cítricos, ni mentas ni a futos del bosque, es más, tiene un olor mantecoso que sin ser malo tampoco es para tirar cohetes. Te cepillas o peinas la barba y en cuestión de minutos se absorbe totalmente desapareciendo esa sensación “aceitosa” y la barba está totalmente hidratada y suave sin ningún residuo. Nada de caspa ni picores. Mi consejo es tener una barba limpia a poder ser con jabón natural de Alepo. Luego un poco de esta maravilla y nada más, sin necesidad de productos perfumados ni nada. Entiendo que nos guste desprender un buen olor de un producto, pero por mi experiencia, valoro más no tener picores o caspa. Ahora, si no tienes problemas de picores o caspa con productos más “químicos”, usa el que más te guste. Una pena no haberlo descubierto antes.

Excelente opción para un bálsamo acondicionador que también tiene fijación, probablemente el mejor que he usado hasta ahora. Aparte 100% ingredientes naturales t orgánicos

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3ème produit que je prend pour ma barbe (3mois), une petite dose suffit à hydrater une grande zone, ce présente comme du miel cristallisé mais une foi qu'on fait chauffé dans la paume de la main on ce retrouve avec une sorte d'huile en plus épais. Pour ce qui est de la barbe, l'hydratation dure bine plus longtemps que les autres baumes que j'ai pu testé, l'odeur est agréable et disparait rapidement, la quantité à l'air suffisante (1x/jours voir 2) pour ne pas en acheter toute les 3 semaine. En ce qui concerne sont efficacité, le rendu est "brillant" et très beau, après application laisser absorbé quelque minutes pour ne plus en avoir sur les doigts si on touche sa barbe. et le touché est très "doux" Pour la discipline des poils au niveau du bouc sa fonctionne à merveille, pour le reste de la barbe qui à tendance à faire des frisottie ce n'est pas encore ça, mais sa serais bien bien pire sans. Donc au nouveau barbue ou autre qui hésite, je le conseille j'en suis très satisfait seul bémol le prix un peu cher pour ce que c'est...

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