Every Man Jack Beard Butter- Subtle Sandalwood Fragrance - Hydrates and Styles Dry, Unruly Beards While Relieving Itch - Naturally Derived with Shea Butter and Coconut Oil - 4-ounce (2 Pack)

Really good for Gray beard. Is more like a leave in conditioner. Definitely like it on my Rotation

Works well on my 6+ inch long goatee. A little definitely goes a long way, so there's no need to overapply it. It has the feel and consistency of skin lotion, and absorbs well into the beard in about 15-20 minutes, with no greasy feel afterwards.It combs through easily with a wooden or bone beard comb, and helps to keep flyaways tamed down.Although I do like this brand's scented beard butters, This one is TRULY unscented, which is great for when I want a break from the scented ones.Also a pretty good price for two jars. I use it every day, and one jar lasted a little over 2 months.

He likes it... Have repurchased

The texture is a bit goopy until you apply it then it's more of a paste, a little does not go a long way with this product. It smells nice and it's a subtle scent which is good. It's not oily or greasy on the skin. The biggest drawback is the big claim of taming flyways, which is probably the only thing it doesn't do and that's what I need the most so it falls short on that aspect, I guess that kind of defeats the purpose of a beard balm. Decent overall, but I'll probably try something else

Works great as described...

Great product, conditions beard and smells great

Good product. Does exactly what I need it to: moisturize my beard.Edit with more info: I liked this so much, I ended up buying every scent including the small batch scent (Hinoki Spice). Subjectivity on the scents aside (I only disliked sea salt), I am in love with the texture of this stuff when it dries/sets. It holds extremely well compared to most other balms/butters I've tried and my beard feel so suuooft. 11/10 can recommend.For the people complaining about too many alcohols, you *really* should be googling them before flipping out about it. Fortunately for anyone potentially seeing this review, I did the <5 mins of research needed to find it's no big deal and will post my findings here for people too lazy to do so. TLDR; Not all alcohols are like isopropyl.Cetyl Alcohol:A fatty alcohol, typically appearing as a waxy white solid or flakes. It is commonly used in cosmetics and personal care products as an emollient, emulsifier, and thickening agent.Stearyl alcohol:An organic compound classified as a saturated fatty alcohol. It takes the form of white granules or flakes, which are insoluble in water. It has a wide range of uses as an ingredient in lubricants, resins, perfumes, and cosmetics.Cetearyl Alcohol:A fatty alcohol used in many cosmetic products, such as lotions and shampoos, to help stabilize emulsions and provide a smooth texture. Unlike drying alcohols like ethanol, cetearyl alcohol is safe and moisturizing for skin and hair.Benzyl Alcohol:An aromatic liquid used in industry, perfumery, flavoring, and medicine. It can be a preservative in some injectable drugs, but it can also cause serious reactions in neonates and hypersensitive people.The last one is probably the only alcohol worth your concern, though it's also on the bottom of the ingredient list, indicating that it's there in very small amounts.

Definitely helps with dry beard, can't use oil cause it makes me break out. Easy to apply, very light scent on the no scent varient.