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Let me tell you why I feel my beard oil is different than what you've used before.
Cold pressed oils vs refined A lot of companies use refined oils instead of cold pressed. Refined oils are oils harvested from their source via heat and chemicals. Some oils can only be harvested this way, like vegetable oil. Some oils don't, they can be cold pressed or refined. Refining is cheaper, but the heat and chemicals remove a lot of the natural healing and moisturizing benefits. I only use cold pressed oils. See if you can find out what you've been using. It's not easy to find sometimes. Theres a really popular beard bra...company who won't tell you anywhere on the site, you have to call and ask customer service to find out that they use all refined oils. Funny, one of the most expensive beard oils on the market uses all refined oils.
Shea oil I use shea nut oil. Unrefined shea butter is amazing, the oil is amazing too. I don't know why, but I've never seen any other oil use it. It's thick and creamy and plays well with other ingredients. It's in almost everything I make. It absorbs fully and almost instantly. Google the benefits of shea nut oil (aka karite oil)
Remaining ingredients The other oils I use are jojoba and argan, like a lot of other companies, but the magic is in marula oil and meadowfoam seed oil. These oils are crazy. Look em up too.
Total package Where I think my product stands out is the total package. The look, smell, performance. My labels are made of wood and I fire brand them by hand. The bottles are black and square with a serum pump top. The scents are full notes so it changes throughout the day keeping it from getting old.
Anyway, leave a note in your order if you end up ordering anything. Remind me of this convo. I'll send a couple more samples.

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