$26.00
"I have always been a big fan of anything citrus, so when I saw the Tangerine Dream Beard Balm, I knew that I had to order some for my husband. I absolutely love it! It smells delicious! My husband likes it, too. It's a wonderful product, and the scent is perfect for the soaring temperatures of Summer." Julie G.
Imagine it’s the summer of 1979. You just cracked open your favorite ice cold tangerine soda while Black Sabbath wails from a Firebird in the distance with its windows down. The sunset glows with the smell of fresh-cut grass hovering in the thick humid air. Eyes closed, you take a swig from the bottle, enjoying the effervescent explosion of citrus, vanilla, and bright bubbly carbonation. Basically Heaven on a hot summer’s day.
For those who love our popular Tangerine Dream Beard Oil but need more control, our Tangerine Dream Beard Balm is the perfect solution. TBB's beard balms are designed to reign in fly-away whiskers and give you the control that you need to craft next-level facial hairstyles. Tangerine Dream Beard Balm has all the nourishing oils that you'll find in our trademark beard oil, but with natural beeswax, cocoa butter, and lanolin additives that lay the foundation for our signature beard balms.
Our Tangerine Dream Beard Balm will mold your feral hairs to the perfect shape while sealing in moisture and improving your skin and beard health.
May contain allergens. Test in a small area before use.
Beeswax, Safflower Oil (high oleic), Fractionated Coconut Oil (MCT), Corn Oil, Essential Oils (fragrance), Rice Bran Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Lanolin, Castor Oil, Broccoli Seed Oil, Argan Oil, and Jojoba Oil.
It's best to apply after a warm shower, but wetting and patting your beard damp-dry will work in a pinch. Scoop out a dollop of balm and work between your fingers and in your palms. Apply to your beard being sure to dig deep; all the way to the hair follicles. Tangerine Dream is formulated to moisturize hair and skin so be sure to give your skin what it needs.
