DIY Beard Oil Recipe
Are you looking to elevate your man’s grooming routine? Introducing beard oil – the secret weapon for a soft, luscious beard that’ll make him stand out in a crowd. But what exactly is beard oil?
Beard oil is a blend of natural oils designed to hydrate, condition, and tame unruly facial hair. Typically, it consists of two main types of oils: carrier oils and essential oils. Carrier oils, like jojoba, argan, or coconut oil, form the base of the beard oil, providing nourishment and moisture to the skin and hair follicles.
Meanwhile, essential oils, such as cedarwood, sandalwood, or peppermint, not only infuse the oil with a delightful aroma but also offer additional benefits like soothing irritation or promoting hair growth.
So, why should your man incorporate a DIY beard oil recipe into his grooming routine? Well, for starters, it helps prevent dryness and itchiness, keeping his skin and beard hydrated and comfortable. Plus, it adds a healthy sheen to his facial hair, making it look well-groomed and oh-so-touchable. And let’s not forget the irresistible scent that’ll have you nuzzling closer.
The best part? Making your own DIY beard oil is a breeze. With just a few simple ingredients and a little bit of know-how, you can whip up a custom blend that’s tailored to your man’s preferences.
So, why not treat him (and yourself) to the gift of a luxurious beard oil DIY? Trust us, he’ll thank you for it!
DIY Beard Oil
5 Benefits of Using a Beard Oil
1. Hydration: Say goodbye to dry, itchy skin and hello to moisture-packed goodness that keeps your beard and skin feeling soft and supple.
2. Conditioning: Tame those wild whiskers and say hello to a smoother, more manageable beard that’s easy to style and looks downright dashing.
3. Nourishment: Give your facial hair the nutrients it craves with natural oils that promote healthy growth and strengthen follicles for a fuller, thicker beard.
4. Scent-sational: Who can resist a man who smells as good as he looks? Essential oils add a touch of irresistible fragrance that’ll have everyone swooning.
5. Groomed to Perfection: Elevate your grooming game with a beard that’s always on point. A plant-based beard oil keeps you looking sharp and feeling confident, no matter the occasion.
Here is a list of our top 7 Beard Oil ingredients, including best essential oils for beard
Rosemary Essential Oil(Rosmarinus officinalis) is steam distilled from the leaves of the fragrant common herb that grows in many geographical locations around the world. The benefits of using rosemary oil for hair are many, including the way it cleanses and fortifies hair follicles and keeps the skin cleansed and fortified. The aroma is herbaceous and grassy, with a slight hint of wood, that offers a stimulating and wakening sensation.
Cedarwood Essential Oil(Cedrus atlantica) is steam distilled from the wood of the tall majestic Cedar trees native to north Africa. The essential oil is loaded with unique molecules that offer both calming to the mind and body as well as notable protection when facing potential germs. The aroma is earthy, woody and masculine offering a sense of inner strength and courage.
Frankincense Essential Oil (Boswellia serrata) is steam distilled from the resin of the unique frankincense species that grows in India. This particular frankincense has a slightly different aroma than the Frankincense we associate with ritual practice and ceremony, but it shares similar healing benefits for the skin. Known for its remarkable ability to support the skin’s innate skill to repair and restore, Frankincense essential oil can help balance skin tone, while reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Pumpkin Seed Oil is a carrier oil that comes from cold expeller pressing the seeds from pumpkins. Unlike an essential oil, it is not fragrant, and feels more “oily” when we touch it. The seeds are scraped out of the inside of the pumpkin, shelled and then pressed to extract a rich greenish red oil that has been shown to have powerful effects on the skin. It soothes irritation while making the skin and hair feel softer and look healthier.
Rose Hips Seed Oil is a carrier oil that comes from cold expeller pressing the seeds from the Rose Hip fruits. Like Argan it lacks aroma, and feels slightly “oily” - unlike essential oils. It shares many of the same healing benefits with argan oil, like being soothing to the skin, supporting tissue repair and promoting resilience. Plus, it is known to calm sensitive skin, and offers a healthy glow to the hair.
Jojoba Seed Oil is a carrier oil that comes from cold expeller pressing the seed from the Jojoba plant. Like other carrier oils, it has almost no aroma and feels more “oily” to our touch than essential oils. Jojoba oil absorbs relatively quickly to the skin and helps boost the strength and resilience of the hair.
Sea Buckthorn Oil is a carrier oil that comes from cold expeller pressing the berries from the Sea Buckthorn Shrub. The shrubby tree grows in cold climates and is one of the richests sources of natural beta carotene. Beta carotene has been shown to help the skin and hair repair and restore itself by promoting cell regeneration.
Read below for our DIY beard oil recipe (also known as a DIY beard oil for growth) made with essential oils and carrier oils
Makes 130 gram/ml (1oz) bottle:
What you’ll need:
- Small digital scale
- Measuring cups and spoons, or glass beakers
- Stirrers, either metal or glass
- Small whisk
- 2 clean glass bottles with a pump
- Blank Labels
- Parchment Paper
- Paper towel
Ingredients:
- 1/4 tsp of Sea Buckthorn Seed Oil
- 1 3/4 tsp of Rose Hip Oil
- 1 tsp of Pumpkin Seed Oil
- 3 tsp of Jojoba Oil
- 4 drops of Vitamin E Oil
- 6 drops of Cedarwood Essential Oil
- 3 drops of Frankincense Essential Oil
- 3 drops of Rosemary Essential Oil
Steps:
- Before starting to make the recipe make sure the area where you will be blending is very clean. That means wiping down counter spaces with rubbing alcohol and putting away any food items and extra clutter. Once your counter space, or table top is clean, line the area with some parchment paper, pull your hair back and thoroughly wash your hands.
- Set out your blending tools so they are easy to grab when needed.
- Bring out all of your ingredients so they are accessible.
- Using your measuring spoons, start measuring out each ingredient separately into a beaker or measuring cup,
- Stir thoroughly using your small mini whisk, or other mixing tool.
- Once everything is well combined, carefully pour the mixture into your empty glass bottle and cap with the pump closure.
- Make up a name for your Beard Oil, and write the name and the ingredients on the label and attach them to bottles.
- Use in the morning and before bed