Anti Dandruff Beard Oil

When the flakes come from dry skin under your beard, it moisturises the skin that's doing the flaking. Get it to the skin, not just the hair.

A small amount goes a long way. After a warm shower or wash, start with a little, warm it between your palms, then spread it evenly over slightly damp skin and beard. The amount depends on your beard length and the size of the dry patch. Let it settle before deciding whether you need more.

Morning and evening, after a warm shower or wash, while your skin and beard are still slightly damp. Warm the oil between your palms before applying.

Yes. There's still skin under there. Start with a small amount, warm it between your palms, then work it into the skin first.

A greasy beard is nearly always too much oil sitting on the hair. Start with a small amount, warm it between your palms and work it into the skin underneath while your beard's still slightly damp, then smooth what's left through the hair. Your fingertips will feel oily straight after, so give them a wipe before you pick up your phone or glasses. If your beard still looks wet or shiny an hour later, use less next time.

Both, skin first. The hair is the bit you can see, so that's where most oil ends up. The flakes come from the skin underneath, so that's where it needs to go. Use your fingertips to work it into the skin, covering the whole beard area. Part the hair with your fingers as you go, especially round the chin, where it's thickest. Then smooth what's left through the hair.

A face moisturiser is usually a cream made for bare skin, and under a beard it struggles to reach the skin. Anti Dandruff Beard Oil is made to get through the hair: it moisturises the skin beneath your beard and conditions the hair on top. Use your moisturiser on the bare skin around your beard and the oil under it. Beard oil vs moisturiser explains which goes where.

Usually it's how much and where it went. A heavy layer on the hair can clump loose flakes together and make them easier to see, and oil that stays on the hair leaves the skin underneath as dry as it was. Use a small amount on a slightly damp beard, work it into the skin with your fingertips, and clear loose flakes with the Beard Scrub Bar once or twice a week. If your skin reacts or anything stings, stop using it.

On your head, carry on. On your beard, head shampoo is made for a different job, and using it every day can leave the skin underneath drier. Wash gently, use the Beard Scrub Bar once or twice a week, and follow with oil while your beard's still slightly damp.

The formula contains aromatic oils including sandalwood, cedarwood, eucalyptus and citrus. It's scented. You can see all the aromatic oils in the full ingredient list above. If you prefer unscented products, or don't want it competing with your aftershave, check that list before you buy.

This is our current Anti Dandruff Beard Oil. Older artwork may call it Original Beard Oil. Hydration Oil is a separate new formula and is not available yet.