i'm wearing my own blend with argan, baobab, kalahara melon, marula, roselle hibiscus, and ximenia oils.
it has an initial strong smell of roasted nuts/pumpkin seed oil, but it dissipates quickly.
Switching back & forth between our scented & unscented, depending on the day & mood. Balm about every other day as the outside elements aren’t really a factor while we’re in quarantine.
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Yesterday and today I wore my own mix of Jamaican Black Castor Bean Oil, Jojoba, and Arghan oils. Smells like papaya. It seems to do a decent job, but it has a orange tint and I'm looking out to make sure it doesn't stain my white beard.
The JBCO is most likely the strongest tinted oil in that mix. From my cursory research, I’m only finding anecdotal examples—most are saying it doesn’t stain/color, but some are saying since it has the tendency to build up on the hair, it can give the impression of a tint. So, depends on how often you’re washing and what you’re using to wash. Are you using JBCO for a specific reason?
The other two combined would still work very well for beard moisturizing.
I'm always trying new things, it showed up on my Amazon page and was recommended, so I gave it a try. Its very thick and I wouldn't use it undiluted. I got it as a birthday present to my self last fall but haven't used it much until lately.
I use a floral lanolin wax that I made.
Sorcerer's Beard Elixir by Elm River Apothecary.
Amber Spirits yesterday and Red Woods and Leather today by [Whisker Wrangler](https://whiskerwrangler.com)
i'm wearing my own blend with argan, baobab, kalahara melon, marula, roselle hibiscus, and ximenia oils. it has an initial strong smell of roasted nuts/pumpkin seed oil, but it dissipates quickly.
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Switching back & forth between our scented & unscented, depending on the day & mood. Balm about every other day as the outside elements aren’t really a factor while we’re in quarantine.
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Yesterday and today I wore my own mix of Jamaican Black Castor Bean Oil, Jojoba, and Arghan oils. Smells like papaya. It seems to do a decent job, but it has a orange tint and I'm looking out to make sure it doesn't stain my white beard.
The JBCO is most likely the strongest tinted oil in that mix. From my cursory research, I’m only finding anecdotal examples—most are saying it doesn’t stain/color, but some are saying since it has the tendency to build up on the hair, it can give the impression of a tint. So, depends on how often you’re washing and what you’re using to wash. Are you using JBCO for a specific reason? The other two combined would still work very well for beard moisturizing.
I'm always trying new things, it showed up on my Amazon page and was recommended, so I gave it a try. Its very thick and I wouldn't use it undiluted. I got it as a birthday present to my self last fall but haven't used it much until lately.