Softening Beard Oil, Strengthens and Conditions Beards, Blend of Natural Oils, 2 oz (Tea Tree)

Works great on longer beards. Great smell and doesn't cost very much. Highly recommend for a nice beard.

Beard feels smooth and soft. Much better.

Just what I needed, my covid beard was getting a mind of its own, now it’s soft, tame my wife will kiss me again. Smells good too.o

I’ve tried many different beats oils and this one is middle of the pack. It leaves my beard soft with a nice sheen but it’s not the best. The smell is pleasant but i don’t really smell tea tree oil, which was the reason I bought it. Overall I like it but prob won’t get it again.

Soothes the skin and made the beard feel alot better

I like this brand pretty well good overall but prefer the Citrus to the Wood Reserve. This is probably the 4th or 5th beard oil I've used over the years. I thought the scent would be a little more bold or earthy and maybe this will be its saving grace to some is that it was rather melly from what I could smell but seems pretty neutral like something wood scented but not like you're in a lumber yard or sawmill.Some other oils can be smelled more from afar and if it's an unpleasant scent for some it's bothersome. For instance I had 1 oil and when I got it I was disappointed it smelled like an older man's cologne/barbershop smell but if that wasn't enough on it's own, it was very fragrant to where my wife smelled it when walking by and commented negatively.While I walk by her now she isn't saying anything from afar, that is fine by me in knowing I'm not giving off any scent to people across a room in case they may not like the this scent.So I felt like I just needed maybe 2 drops in my whole beard (not more than probably 1/4 or 1/2 inch long at the moment, it helped kept it looking good, smelling good and stopped some dry skin itching without feeling too oily to the touch after application. Right now while writing this, I have it on and it's been probably 13 hours since I showered and applied 2 drops. I can feel a little slickness if I touch my beard but not where my fingers are all oily and greasy. So I think it goes on well without rubbing off on everything like your shirt collar or hands. and making any mess.I prefer beard oils with a spray applicator to help mist and spread what little you might need. This has the dropper which is fine, I can just wrap in a sprayer from an oil bottle of beard oil anyway. In my quest to try more bear oils over the years, I would buy this again but may also continue to try and others in case there's something that I happen to find which may suit me better.Overall it does what it need it to do in keeping the beard looking decent, not all scraggly or itchy and smelling nice in the process. The only thing keeping me from giving it a full 5 star is I would have liked the smell to be a bit stronger like the Citrus but I know this can be a slippery slope and I'm not usually one to put on much cologne or things to give off fragrant smells.

QUICK SUMMARY: I don't have a "fruity" scent among my small collection of beard oils, so I gave this a try. To me, the perfumed scent is not real bold, even after immediately applying it to my long, Covid19 beard. I got the opinion of my wife to help with this review; she liked the faint scent, so I made this a 4-star review (though to me, it's a 3-star item).BACKGROUND: I applied 12 drops to my long beard I began growing when the Covid19 pandemic began - so it's about 5-6" long now, trimmed only once just before Christmas. I usually apply only 8 drops of any beard oil unless it's scented and I want to enjoy the scent all-day and I'm not following-up with a beard balm afterwards.Even after applying 12 drops, I thought the scent was very faint. I asked my wife to use her more sensitive nose to offer her opinion during the next few hours. A couple of hours later, she said the scent was still faint, and then after that, it was barely discernible. But she liked the scent, and she doesn't like real bold smells (I do, though). I didn't disclose what the scent was supposed to be, but she thought it smelled a little perfume-y, then guessed that it was a jasmine scent. When I told her what it was, she allowed that what she was smelling could be that of an orange blossom smell.As for conditioning, it seemed fine, and I read the list of ingredients and it seems like a great mix of ingredients.The bottle has 2oz of oil, which is a lot of beard oil that would last a long time, especially with short-cropped beards.In sum, I'll regard this oil as one of my "unscented" oils even though it's scented, but the scent is so faint, even immediately after applying it, that I can easily use one of my scented beard balms afterwards and allow the beard balm scent to override this oil's citrus smell.