Beard Oil

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  Step 1

  For this recipe, I used Apricot Oil as the carrier (base) oil. It’s easily adsorbed, doesn’t look oily, and helps moisturize. There is no scent so it makes a great carrier oil and can be used to create massage oil. It is even useful for cooking and has many health benefits.

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  Step 2

  E-oil, also known as Vitamin E oil, is amazing. It helps heal dry skin and helps hair and nails. I added it to the mixture to help with beard irritation, acne, or ingrown hairs. I have also been using it on my knees can have seen a significant improvement.

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  Step 3

  Tea Tree oil is also very useful, and has even been known to help with acne. Some sites suggest that tea tree oil can help with dandruff and this is where the No Druff magic comes from. Do a quick search for tea tree oil and you can find all the great things you can do with it. There are some concerns though so make sure you read all the information. For example, tea tree oil can be very harmful to cats.

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  Step 4

  Tea tree oil has a very earthy scent, and not in a good way, so I added some essential oils to counter act that. The peppermint oil works well with the tea tree oil and may help with skin inflammation and stress.

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  Step 5

  The hubby loves Eucalyptus oil and so I knew I needed to add it to this mixture. It smells great, especially with the other oils. It also helps clears the sinuses and helps with stress.

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  Step 6

  Finally, I added just one drop of lavender oil to help counter act the “plant” smell of the other oils.

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