Grooming Tea Tree Beard Oil, Fast-absorbing Blend of Natural & Essential Oils Softens & Tames for a Beard that Looks & Feels Healthy not Greasy, 1.7 Ounce Bottle w/Dropper

I had a regular beard oil brand I'd been using and I came across Brisk in a local drug store chain, I was getting low and happy to see it on Amazon. I love the citrus scent it's very light not super heavy and the beard oil is really good it keeps my beard from becoming like a scratching pad! My beard gets super dry year round and now I've found a great smelling partner to keep it from that and smell good also. Caution you may have to keep strangers away is what I've heard from people about the lite citrus smell. ;)

This stuff is great. I use it for my beard and put a little in my face to help with dry skin too. It works great and helps prevent beard dandruff (beardruff). The scent is pleasant and fades after 30 min or so.

Great product, but the dropper will crack seemingly with just a little pressure in the wrong direction. Careful with it. Trust me when I tell you it’s a helluva mess when it happens. I would suggest keeping the box it comes in for storage & travel. Mine cracked while traveling in a toiletry kit 🫣

First, I have found myself buying a lot of UN-Scented Beard Oil/Balm lately, because it seems like the manufacturers all “think” they should smell like Cedar!Trust me Women do NOT want to put their face near a Cedar Tree, THEY DO NOT SMELL good and neither will your Beard if you buy those scent Oils/Balms.But, this Brisk Grooming Oil is a very pleasant Citrus smell that is also not overwhelming.If you want a Soft Beard (That Woman want against them) you must use Oil and take care of it, the Oil however relaxes the hair and also if dry or windy environment will not last all day, so I suggest mixing with a little Balm to help Shape and Control but also keeps protected longer.I like to put a dropper of the Oil into my Balm Can then take my Beard brush and stir the bristles in it then brush that thoroughly into my Beard.This brand at $9.37 for almost 2oz (1.7oz) is a great Bargain also!I just wish they had Subscription option to Save even more.

Just opened up my new Brisk beard oil in the tea tree scent. I'm 43 and have had several beards of various lengths for many many years. Long story short, not my first rodeo with beard oil lol. I wanted a cheap beard oil that did the job, had a dropper and didn't stink. I wear cologne regularly so I didn't want my beard oil to compete with whatever scent I was wearing. Upon opening it it definitely smells like tea tree oil. Once applied to my face it had a slight paint thinner smell to it. Thankfully any tea tree/paint thinner smell was gone within minutes. Sadly, on first use, the dropper broke. I held the dropper upside down and gently squeezed the dropper and the glass portion fell to my bathroom floor breaking it in two. Awesome. Especially having a 1 yro walking around. So, with that said, the oil itself seems to work fine. I literally applied it like 10 min ago and no issues so far. The dropper however, needs work. For $6, it's cheaper than most other beard oils and the smell doesn't linger for a long time. (A plus for me.) I may buy again, but will be more cautious with the cheap dropper.

When those annoying flyaway mustache or beard hairs make me feel like I look like I'm just left of the most recent self-righteous terrorist on TV, I use this beard oil!With one application, I felt like I looked less insane and better groomed.My dogs love the scent, too!

I love citrus type scents and this one is quite nice. Subtle, not strong. Ingredients are actually good, as is the feel of the oil in beard and on skin. Doesnt leave a lasting oily feel in hand either. One of my fastest penetrating oils with a lighter viscosity. I’d buy again.

I bought my fiancé over a dozen different beard oils and nothing comes close to Brisk! The smell is amazing yet not too strong and his beard is softer then ever! It keeps it smooth and shiny without looking greasy. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone with a beard.