The Beard Baron

Care shows.

Give it time.

Capulet and Montague. Two rival houses. Two very different fall scents. Choosing between them may be the real challenge. Which house are you?

There is one small trick when growing your beard for length.

This is what I use when beard oil isn’t enough. Different areas of my beard and mustache feature very coarse straight hairs that can be annoying. Instead of trimming those hairs back I use beard butter to soften them up. Be a little more compliant. Have a softer beard.

For the past 6 months I’ve been honing a beard shape and length that I’ve been exploring. Tighter sides with a full goatee and mustache to mix things up.

As it’s now fall I’m starting to look at where my beard is going. For now I’m content with it which is a good place to find myself. Summer is over, what are your beard plans?

25% off all summer scents at thebeardbaron.com.

Lanikai is one of them. Lemon, lime, orange, vanilla, and coconut. Heavenly waters. Debuted in 2019 as our number one bestseller and comes back every year because you keep asking for it.

If you want to extend summer a little longer this is the one. Some guys wear Lanikai straight through winter. I do too.

Link in bio.

25% off our summer scents as we close out the season! Stock up and try something new before the summer is gone. Use promo code ENDOFSUMMER26 during checkout.

Link in bio.

Outrigger. Orange, vanilla, and coconut.

Orange-forward but smooth. You get the whole thing, the brightness of the citrus and the warmth underneath it. Hawaiian-inspired and exactly right for keeping summer in your beard a little longer.

25 percent off this weekend along with all of our summer scents. The balm is also available but only a handful left.

Link in bio.

Montague is our most polarizing scent. There’s a reason for that. Most men see a floral note on a scent list and keep walking. Rose especially. The assumption is automatic.

But distinguished and feminine are not the same thing. Never have been. Some of the most celebrated masculine fragrances in history have floral notes. Montague is in that tradition.

It takes the right man to wear it. If that’s you, you’ll know.