🧔 Viking Revolution Beard Balm - Natural Grooming Treatment with Argan Oil & Mango Butter - Strengthening & Softening Beards & Mustaches - Citrus Scent Leave-in Conditioner Wax for Men - 1 Pack Review

I tried it because it says 'Viking' in the name lol. I have LB Butters, tried Cremo Balm (good), Beard Guys Balm (not bad), just got Amish (great), Now the Viking Revolution (pretty great too). To me it's very similar to Amish but with a different flavor. Someone said that citrus smells like orange sorbet and it really is lol. But it's good for something else. The 2 pack special offer is exactly what you need. Delivery was the next day. Good job, not super fat, but fat enough - right

I really like their beard oil so when my last bottle of oil ran out after a month I thought I'd try their beard balm. I've been using it for 1 week and it works great! Good for African American hair (I bought it on purpose because it contains jojoba oil)! Hair is softer and helps reduce beard weediness due to dry skin (I stopped the oil in 1 week and my beard is SUPER DRY! Now it's better than ever). If you have a really dry beard or dry skin you can certainly apply twice a day with good…

I like it. It will be buttery smooth but not greasy to the touch. I use it on my beard and arms. I stumbled across this after searching local stores for about a year and couldn't find anything that smelled decent. The scent is strong but neutral. Have already tried 4 or 5 jars and intend to continue using them. Thanks for a quality product.

I've tried different oils and balms for my beard but most of them have a cedarwood smell which is awful so after a bit of searching I finally found a good oil and balm with a nice citrus core That is the citrus smell of it. The balm is actually somewhat reminiscent of orange cream soda, my wife loves it. it just makes it so the balm imparts a substance that allows you to control the shape when you clean it so you don't look like a person shipwrecked on an island for a year. Additionally, oils…

I've got a can of good old Honest Amish in my hand. Like many of you, I've been using it for a long time, and why not, it's good. But seriously, this stuff is way better. simultaneously. It also lasts longer in the hair than the Honest Amish. As for the smell, it's fresh. Clean. I assume citrus as advertised. Definitely better than HA, which smells more like musk wax. As for preference - I don't have a strong sense of smell at all, so it never bothers me. I've received many compliments on the…

This is the fourth beard balm I've tried and will be using all the time. I have real Viking blood mixed with Saxon blood. This gave me a blond now graying beard that is almost unmanageable, unruly, frizzy, curly and riddled with swirls. It can also turn into a greasy, matted mess if I'm not careful. This is the first beard balm I've tried that really has it under control. And I don't look like I've been smeared with Crisco. Hurricanes were my biggest problem and they almost disappeared. I've…

There are only a few things I look for when I need something to tame my beard. Luckily, this Viking Revolution Beard Balm does what I need without too many downsides. First, the label states that it is actually made with "100% natural ingredients” including beeswax and a range of natural vegetable oils. It also has a pleasant but not overpowering scent, thanks to mango butter, which is second on the ingredients list. The balm easily melts to a smooth consistency, while some others break more or