Moustache Wax Verbena

A beard is an expression of one's own personality and offers the opportunity for (more or less exalted) self-expression. As such a defining characteristic of the wearer, some beards were named after them, such as Henry IV, Leonidas I and Victor Emmanuel II - one famous wearer of the so-called musketeer beard was Buffalo Bill. But famous men from the recent past such as Kaiser Wilhelm I and Salvador Dalí have also given their names to the beard.

To keep the beard in check and give it an elegant shape, beard wax is traditionally used. Moustache Wax sounds a little more elegant and modern - but the purpose is the same, and it fulfills this purpose perfectly. Beyer's Oil has developed the beard wax especially for artfully twirled moustaches. Based on wool wax and beeswax - which comes from the Chiemgau region - it has a strong fixing effect and provides a long-lasting, reliable hold for twirled moustaches à la Dalí or elaborate creations of your own. To use, scrape the Moustache Wax out of the tin with your fingernail and rub it between your fingertips. Then apply to the moustache and twirl as desired. As the wax is made from purely natural raw materials, it is significantly harder than other beard waxes. It is therefore advisable to carry the wax in your trouser pocket for some time before use or to keep it in the bathroom near the radiator, as it is then a little softer and more pleasant to use. You can also blow-dry it so that it doesn't clump in your fingers or beard. The beard wax should be used very sparingly and only where a firm hold is really necessary. It is not suitable for extensive use, for example on a full beard, in which case Beyer's Oil Pomade is recommended. Like all beard care products from Beyer's Oil, the Moustache Wax has a tart, fresh, invigorating citrus scent, which is given to it by the essential oils of verbena, bergamot and lavender.

That in Bavaria live a lot of beard wearers, is no secret. Therefore, it is not surprising that these articles for beard care come from Bavaria. Coincidence, however, is that the manufacturer is called Bastian Beyer, which at least phonetically identifies him as a real Bavarian, who - of course - has been wearing a lush beard for over ten years and whose likeness adorns the packaging of his products. The man will therefore know what the needs of beard and wearer are, as he has experienced on his own beard that the facial skin needs care, especially with a longer beard, because it often becomes too dry and then itches, the beard hair should become supple and at the same time stay in shape, and last but not least, the whole thing must smell pleasant. Therefore, in addition to the use of exclusively natural raw materials in organic quality, the scent was also a focus in the development of the products. Friends and barbers volunteered as test subjects and decided: a lemony-fresh note is what it should be. Verbena (lemon verbena), bergamot and lavender now give shampoo, beard balm and oil the pleasantly fresh scent. In general, everything began with beard oil, because amazed at how soft and smooth it can make the stubborn beard, he dealt in depth with ingredients and their effects, until finally came out its own. Clearly, shampoo and beard balm followed. Beyer makes everything himself, by hand in a Berchtesgaden cosmetics company. Even the design of the packaging comes from his own hand.