Layrite Concentrated Beard Oil, 2 Fl Oz

Ive had a long beard for over 13 years and have tried every product under the sun. I use lay rite pomade for my hair & will not use anything else. Figured why not give their beard oil a try...glad I did, best oil Ive ever used. Not sure what took me so long to try.

If you want your beard to be soft and manageable this product brushed in with a bit of water is absolutely the best thing ive found. After trying a couple of dozen products (oils, scruff creams, conditioners etc) Ive been using this and medium hold stash wax for my corona beard and handle bar for 2 years.

Just buy it, it’s the best there is.

In a certain sense, the insanely strong vanilla scent is better than beard/mustache oils that smell like sandalwood or vetiver, at least, Id rather have it seem like everything I eat is angelfood cake and not a bar of soap. But realistically I would much rather have an unscented version. A shame, since it does absorb really easily. Im also a little sketched out by the use of coumarin (for the scent, I expect), I dont take Warfarin, but if my beard was full of it, Id probably end up eating some, and if I used it every day, it seems like that could add up.

I’ve had just about every beard oil/balm/butter that exist and there is a lot that I like but this right here is THE best. Not greasy, smells fantastic, beard is pillow soft, easy to tame, I could go on and on about this product. Price is a little steep but you get what you pay for!!

I ordered this product via the suggestion from a friend whom is a barber. I will first and foremost say that it smells fantastic. It has a vanilla cupcake scent to it. I have only been using it for a few days. It does not go on greasy and is easy to comb through. It will be a week or so before I can say it is better than the previous bear oil I had been using.

This is a great product. My beard is 8-10” long. I see a lot of reviews saying it’s too expensive to use and I can only assume they’re using way too much. Less it more with this stuff. I use a pea sized amount and one tube lasts me a couple months with ease. Moisture lasts all day unlike any other oil I’ve tried.

Pros: Ingredients: Sweet Almond Oil, Soybean Oil, Avocado and Argan Oil. This unique blend of natural oils condition and smooth hair while creating a protective barrier on skin to help lock in moisture and prevent beardruff. Scent: A mild cream soda scent. Application: Easy to apply and distribute. Absorbtion: Absorbs quickly and is less likely to rub off on clothing. Results: Leaves beard feeling softer, healthier and well groomed. Cons: Price: Can be a bit expensive. Availability: Not as widely available as some other beard oils. Overall: Layrite Concentrated Beard Oil is a great product for men with beards. It is made with natural ingredients that are good for the skin and hair. It is easy to apply and distribute, and it absorbs quickly. The results are a softer, healthier, and well-groomed beard. I would definitely recommend Layrite Concentrated Beard Oil to men with beards. It is a high-quality product that works well and smells great.

This product strikes a very nice balance between the typical lower viscosity oil and solid-form balm. Its really less of an oil and more of a lotion and that unique composition helps to make it, perhaps, the best moisturizing beard product I have used. I typically find myself applying it apply it 2-3 times a day, simply because I enjoy it. (Or, more accurately, my skin and beard enjoy being hydrated.) The packaging has has an added advantage over many oils, in that you can stick it in a suitcase or dopp kit without much fear of it leaking. Try that with an oil dropper and youll eventually be wiping it off everything you own. Not so with the Layrite oil, whose tube and cap make it snug as a roll of toothpaste. However, I will echo other users and say that the scent profile is very specific. Layrite refers to it as cream soda but it reminds me most specifically of Queen Helene cocoa butter lotion. Its not an unpleasant smell, by any means, but its a step above mild and not likely a scent I would deliberately choose for my beard. I am fond enough of the moisturizing performance that it is not a deal breaker and I will likely buy it again in the future; but I can certainly see how some people might find it not to their liking and abandon the offering altogether. Given that this is otherwise such an excellent product, I think Layrite would do well to either release other scent profiles, make this unscented, or at minimum, into a milder version.

This stuff is amazing on my beard