Beard Farmer Growther Beard Growth Oil: Stimulate Your Facial Hair Growth with Natural Oils

666: First things first, this stuff DOES work, just not as fast as it says. I am a 23 y/o blonde male who has struggled growing facial hair for many years now. After buying this stuff in march 2018 (now august) my facial hair is still not very visible nor is the hair very thick. Before i bought this stuff i really only had some hair on my chin and upper lip. It was basically patchy peach fuzz. Now it is still some what like peach fuzz, it is a little bit thicker, but it isnt anywhere near as patchy. Part of my problem is genetics but this stuff is pulling its own weight. I dont use it every single day because i just dont have the time to apply it before work every day. But on the days i do use it, i can notice a difference about 2 or 3 days afterwards. I also have been using a charcoal based facial scrub/cleanser which helps unclog the pores so the hair can sprout. Needless to say, i have a long way to go, but i now have more facial hair than my dad does and i couldnt say that before i got this stuff. The smell of it is similar to cedar wood mixed with peppermint and it does give the face a nice cooling sensation for about 20 mins after applying it. For others it may be different, as i...

United States on Aug 07, 2018

Doyle: I got this based off other reviews that I read and really wanted to try it. I've got a few spots that really need some help and have kept me from growing my beard out in the past. When I first got it, I read some tips on how to use it for beard growth. I put it on that first morning and its feels great on the skin. Its refreshing. My wife did notice a smell but she mentioned it was gone after breakfast 45 minutes later. I like the smell and love the feel on my face. Make sure to shake the bottle before every use, you can see some ingredients settle at the bottom and Beard Farmer said it needs to be stirred in. A few weeks into using the beard oil and I'm starting to see some results. My entire face has grown a bit quicker but those tough spots are showing results and that's what I needed. I've ordered the XT version and can't wait to start using it. They make a good product and I'll certainly keep buying it as well as try out their balm. I've told a few friends about it and they just started using it. like me, they like the feel on their skin. The bottle is good, not great. The oil last a long time and I do use it daily. It came with directions and customer service is quick to...

United States on Jan 09, 2018

Vipul shah: For all those who have bought this oil and expecting the beard to grow in few weeks.. here is the science trick behind using this oil effectively .. the trick is.. you have to apply some heat with the help of a hairdryer on the desired area at the moderate temperature level before applying the oil on that facial part.. then again after the application of the oil apply some more heat.. the science behind this is that.. when you apply the heat your facial pores expand so that oil goes deeper into your skin layer enabling the proper growth of the facial beard.. as a dermetalogist I approve this trick.

India on Mar 08, 2017

Amazon Custmer: Waste

India on Oct 31, 2016

Test: It's jus an oil, I doesn't help the hair to grow

India on Oct 30, 2016

Amazon Customer: Am using last one month no results

India on Oct 24, 2016

Sharkpuncher: The ingredients in this are essentially the same as most other "beard oils", except the addition of yellow sulfur (which is the material that separates and needs to be shaken back in) and a few essential oils which were most likely chosen for their strong smell in hopes of (mostly) masking the smell of sulfur, along with a few secondary benefits to the skin. Which it somewhat succeeds at, at the cost of dumping in 8 of the most potent smelling oils that don't really work well together IMO (thyme, geranium, sage, peppermint, lavender, and ylang ylang to name a few). On the other hand, sulfur is well known for promoting thicker-looking hair, by darkening the existing hair that is there, including the fine light-colored ones, and helping it grow in general, so it's not all quackery, but I'd recommend taking a sulfur supplement if you (or those around you) find the smell overpowering, the rest of the ingredients are basically skin and hair conditioners with mild benefits. Also, It will only promote hair that is already there, at least as "peach fuzz" and will not grow hair where there is none, and benefits will cease shortly after you stop using the product.
I'm dinging them for...

United States on Jul 18, 2015