BossmanJelly Beard Oil for Men (4 oz, Royal Oud Scent) – Softens, Moisturizes & Conditions with Natural Ingredients

I've reviewed these before but I guess it's all under one category so my newest are vetiver x and royal oud 2023 buy June ... They seem to have slight difference consisity with magic being the heaviest my first buy and stage coach being more runny atlease what I have is and is my 2nd buy. Vetiver and royal oud are in-between with a good coverage and sets in well.... With magic smelling like you left a barborshop slight lemon zest behind it and a bit of earthy tone wet leaf and sugar slight hippie notes, with a fresh trim or line up its decent smell as if you left the barborshop. Stage coach is on the scent of leather, tobacco, sugar and bourbon , more rustic scent slight smokey hint it sits well exspecially in the fall for lumber jack wear ,both scent calm down but leave your beard well hydrated and soft and thick volume very clean bright color and slight holding power for frazes.Brings the beard to life even the next day it combs well and lays down so well. Waking up all you have to do is comb your beard and it looks good again clean,healthy and full. Now these other two... Royal oud and vetiver x ! New to me today. You can wear them how they are but These hmm these are for cologne ppl like my self... The scent is different bc it blends so well with cologne!! Vetiver is similar to irsh spring soap at first then leaves a powder fresh and pepper smell some cedar too which most cologne offers that so it makes a great blend for ppl that wear soft cologne or pepper type of ocean clean scents, coach , polo black or red it just pars well with many . Royal oud is another pepper clean fresh scent that goes great with cologne it just feels and pars with body wash and clean man scents powered fresh colonge scent it's so clean and pronounced . Its not easy to find beard care that goes great with name brand cologne or body wash but those two are worth the buy. magic and stage coach always have went against my cologne bc they have there own flavor to it. Except for the fall when I gear different stage coach sets very well . My next one will be either hammer or gold but if not I might just go for the naked one, no scent. Again your at your own with buying product .what works for me might help you or not. All and all I'm happy with them all so far. Update October!! I purchased the gold and it's nice too. I can smell the cedar and spruce and lemons zest it's clean but its not as pronounced which is fine ..more hits of lemons and spruce here and there but the most I like about this one is how well it goes with my conditioner effect it's lays my beard down nice and keeps its straight and soft and just all and all a good feel. I been using this one the most lately since I just got it. Running low on magic . Might try hammer but mixed reviews on that one with not smelling good idk yet. Wish I could try a sample or so. All and all my favorite is royal odd very clean and women like it even Vetiver As well the green and dark blue bottle those are on top of the others for scent . I hope you all make more scents. More pepper cologne blends or a damn good coffee one or another rustic one !! Even a extra clean summer hit if not but Best beard care on the market my opinion . I have bought them all beside hammer.

I've been using this beard jelly for a couple years now. It works well. Keeps my beard shiny and soft and keeps the skin underneath moisturized. It's not as oily as normal beard oil but more of a gel. It smells good but not overpowering at all. Overall I think my beard is healthier and one bottle lasts a long time. A little goes a long way.

Beard hygiene products are subjective and like many of you, I'm no stranger to the potions, lotions, oils and waxes that are available for your beard. I used to have a hipster beard, but these days I keep it pretty close. So keep that in mind when you read my review.The ingredients sound promising. Soy Bean Oil, Beeswax, Castor Seed Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil, Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Cocoa Seed Butter, Tocopherol. But the reality for me was that it was heavy and greasy. It's supposed to condition your beard, make it softer and more luxurious. But it never absorbs and sits heavy on your beard and skin. Throughout the day, if I touched my beard, my fingers came away with a greasy oil that I needed to wipe away.I know what you're thinking. He used too much. Not the case at all. I used a small amount and tried various amounts to test whether or not it would absorb into my beard and skin. It always just sat on top of my beard and skin. Worse, it made my skin break out along the trim edge of my beard. That means the oil was clogging my pores and I needed a new razor blade, but that's another story.My favorite product I've found so far is Wild Birch Premium Beard Oil. It's absorbed quickly by my beard and skin and leaves my beard feeling soft and still controls the frizz and flyaway hairs. I was hoping for a similar experience with this product.They call it Jelly Beard Oil and I'm assuming that characteristic comes from the beeswax, which is the second ingredient. It's a liquid when it comes out, but it's thick. Once you rub it between your palms to apply to your beard, the heat from your hands and the friction from rubbing them together quickly turns this into a nice oil. I rubbed it in thoroughly through my beard, ensuring it was applied evenly and completely. I then used my horsehair beard brush to work it through my beard.Now for the smell. I purchased Magic Scent, which is described as a warm and intoxicating blend of rich sandal wood and vanilla oils that creates a clean base intended to highlight the bergamot, patchouli and frankincense accents. Basically, it smells like cedar and patchouli. Which I actually like. It's manly. But I'll tell you that people are strongly divided about the smell of patchouli. As light as it may be, people will either love it or hate it. There's no middle ground, so it was disappointing that my wife told me my beard smells like an old hippie.If this works for you, it's a good value. It's a big bottle and a good value compared to so many of the other beard oils available on Amazon. Personally, I was disappointed and even after trying it multiple times, thinking it would magically get better, I was always left wanting more from this product. I know my experience may not be shared by everyone, but it's honest.UPDATE:I was contacted by the Boss Man himself, founder Stephen Condon about my experience. That right there should tell you something about how passionate this company is about their product for men's beards. He offered to send me a small bottle of a new Lite Bossman Beard Oil that was lighter with less butter (which thickens it) and the Lite version has Jojoba seed oil. As you can see, the ingredients are similar: Soybean Oil, Sunflower Seen Oil, Jojoba Esters, Beeswax, Safflower Seed Oil, Castor Seed Oil, Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Tocopherol.The Magic Scent for the Lite version has the same Essential Oil Blend of Bergamot Oil, Fruit Oil, Patchouli Oil, Frankincense Oil, Vanillin Natural and Sandal Wood Oil.I'm very happy to say that the Lite version is much more to my satisfaction and I've been using it daily. I work it into my beard and rub a little on my face as well. It seems to absorb better with my beard and skin than the Jelly did. The smell is the same cedar wood-ish manly goodness. Nice to be able to buy with confidence from a company that stands behind their product 100%.