Rӕdical Beard oil collection
Inspired and influenced by radical sports, music, crafts, ideas and nature for those, who love to push the limits, value freedom and creativity and strive for perfection. Our collection consists of all natural products that will help you nurture, maintain, moisturize and regenerate your beard, mustache and skin underneath. All our products are hand made from 100% natural, certified, synthetic free and vegan friendly ingredients!
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What is Rӕdical Beard Oil?
Beard oil is an everyday cosmetic product used to nurture and moisturize the skin under the beard to keep it soft, shiny, and smooth. Our beard oil mimics the natural oils produced by skin, such as sebum, and is composed of 100% natural carrier and essential oils.
Apart of moisturizing the skin under the beard, Rӕdical beard oils also protects against frostbites, sunburns, dust and salt, hydrates the skin and beard, prevents flaking, dandruff and skin dryness, regenerates damaged skin underneath the beard and accelerates healing, helps prevent in-grown hair, softens the beard and keeps is smooth and shiny, helps prevent split ends and prevents itching.
How to use Rӕdical Beard Oils
To apply Rӕdical beard oil (without the dropper) open the bottle, place the open palm of your hand on the top of the bottle and tip it upside down and then back again. If you prefer dropper dispensers, simply remove the aluminum cap and install added plastic dropper insert first.
Pour a dime size amount of beard oil to your hand. Evenly spread the oil between both palms of your hand and rub it into your beard and skin underneath to give it a shiny and healthy look. The oily feeling afterwards is normal and will go away as soon as it penetrates your skin.
For best results apply once a day. One 30 ml bottle (1 fl oz.) will last for about 2 to 3 months, depending on the size of your beard.
About our Ingredients
All Rӕdical beard oils and waxes are handmade in small batches using only the purest, best quality and fully certified natural ingredients demanded by ISO 9001 standard. We choose our suppliers carefully and we make sure, that our suppliers are equally passionate about their work as we are about ours.
All ingredients are synthetic free and vegan friendly (except waxes). We never test our products on animals nor do we purchase from the suppliers that do. We are strongly against any kind of violence against animals and support their rights.
We use Jojoba oil, Argan oil, Sweet almond, Hazelnut oil, Castor oil and 100% Natural essential oils.
Rӕdical Mustache wax
What is Rӕdical Mustache Wax?
Moustache wax is a stiff, 100% natural everyday cosmetic product used to shape and hold the mustache in place, especially at the extremities.
One of the main and unique features of Rædical XXXX mustache waxes, among others, is so called re-shaping. This enables users to re-shape their mustache without having to apply additional wax
About Our Wax Ingredients
All Rӕdical waxes are handmade in small batches using only the purest, best quality and fully certified natural ingredients demanded by ISO 9001 standard. We choose our suppliers carefully and we make sure, that our suppliers are equally passionate about their work as we are about ours.
All ingredients are synthetic free and vegan friendly (except waxes). We never test our products on animals nor do we purchase from the suppliers that do. We are strongly against any kind of violence against animals and support their rights.
All Rӕdical waxes are made of 100% natural white beeswax, lanolin and shea nut butter.
How to use Rӕdical Mustache Waxes
To apply Rӕdical XXXX mustache wax scrape off desired amount of wax with the tip of your thumbnail, warm it between your fingers and apply it to your mustache directly. Start at the tips and work your way in.
Keep your wax warm and ready to use by keeping it in your pocket or warm it hair dryer before applying. All Rӕdical XXXX mustache waxes come in a handy stick that enables better pocket fit and keeps the wax warmer and easier to apply. Check out our super awesome video tutorial with
16 beard styles
Scruff for Hackers
Scurff is a light stubble beard, just a couple days’ worth of growth. The stubble beard is a short style any guy can grow and wear because it’s almost as if you’ve forgotten to shave for a day or two. Nevertheless, scruff can be used to describe any full beard that is trimmed very close to the skin. To get scruffy beard styles at home, just let your hair grow for several days, then use a good trimmer at low setting to keep your facial hair one length. We recommend Hack beard oil to moisturize the skin under the beard and prevent itching.
Heavy Stubble Beard
Heavy stubble can be defined as a thick 5 o’clock shadow but not yet a full beard. Heavy stubble beards are longer than scruff so they take about 10 days to grow, but women find them to be one of the hottest facial hair styles for men. Thick stubble that is three to four millimeters long is ideal, and this cut is best for guys who grow even beards all over without patches.
For all those casual moments your beard needs to look tidy, but still maintain that genuine “urban hunter” character.
Corporate Beard
Men who can successfully grow a natural, full beard are perfect for the corporate beard. The corporate beard style gets its name from the well-coiffed and trimmed look that is suitable for daily wear at the office. It’s ideal for professional men who want to have a thick beard and don’t mind good beard care and grooming. If you’re starting with a bare face, expect it to take you a few weeks (or perhaps months, if your beard grows more slowly) to reach this length. You will need to carefully maintain this short beard by trimming your cheeks and neck.
Short Beard
The short beard encompasses many different types of beards, but it’s typically described as one that is trimmed close to your face and no more than an inch to inch and a half long. The corporate beard and heavy stubble are two trendy short beard styles. However, men can grow and groom a number of different short beards. Guys can grow their facial hair out, with the hair on your chin slightly longer than the hair on your cheeks. Furthermore, you can keep your neck and cheeks trimmed or let them grow naturally.
Long Beard
Long beard styles include the “lumberjack” and “wizard” looks, which involve growing hair at the bottom of your face for months (and in some cases even years) until they reach beyond your Adam’s apple and even down as far as your chest. There are many ways to grow and style the best long beards. The trick to really rocking this look involves keeping your beard clean, smooth, soft and healthy. This means washing and conditioning your beard regularly as well as using beard oil and balm to keep your beard hydrated.
Full Beard
Full beard styles epitomize virility and manliness. Full beards grow all over your face, including your neck and checks, and come in both short and long lengths. The full beard offers limitless styling and shaping options for maximum versatility. You may even want to check out these cool haircuts for men with beards to complete your look. To get a thick and full beard, you’ll need to stop shaving for at least a month. However, you can still trim and groom your beard in the meantime to ensure different parts of your facial hair grow evenly.
Goatee
A goatee is a beard style in which you shape your facial hair from the corners of your mouth down to your chin. The goatee beard is one of the most versatile partial beard options of them all because it can be trimmed thick or thin depending on how your facial hair grows. If you have patchy thin facial hair, goatee styles that outline around your mouth and chin can work well. Moreover, there are short and long goatee styles that look good, so guys get the choice of letting their beard grow out or keeping hair fresh and trimmed.
Circle Beard
The circle beard is a variation of the goatee in which you trim and connect your mustache and goatee to form a circle around your mouth. Contrary to popular belief, goatees don’t always have mustaches. Circle beard styles are adaptable, and guys can experiment with different lengths, shapes and styles.
Van Dyke
The Van Dyke beard is very closely related to the circle beard and the goatee. The Van Dyke features a mustache and facial hair on the chin that becomes pointy. The mustache isn’t connected to the beard and can be shaped into a handlebar. The Van Dyke beard is among the coolest modern facial hair styles, and you are likely to find that many hipsters love the look. A great example is the fact that actor Johnny Depp has maintained a nice Van Dyke beard style for decades.
Handlebar Mustache
Though the handlebar mustache has been the source of many laughs and is often associated with older men, the truth is that hipsters have co-opted this facial hair style. Whether you wear your handlebars alone with no beard or accompanied by a full beard, handlebar mustaches offer an awesome way to enhance your look and stand out. To get and style the handlebar, simply grow your mustache out long while keeping the area just above your lip trimmed. You can use mustache wax to twist the ends of the handlebars, turn them up or down, and style the idea any way you’d like.
Yeard
The yeard is the result of allowing your beard to grow for a full year without a single major cut. Though you should absolutely get rid of split ends and flyaways as you see them, the yeard requires uninterrupted growth and you should not actually trim the beard for at least 12 months or longer. Just keep things clean, healthy, and conditioned. This means using a deep-cleansing beard shampoo and conditioner to remove dirt, grime and bacteria while moisturizing and conditioning your skin and hair. Afterwards, guys should apply beard oil with a comb that will reach their skin.
Tweard
The tweard is a beard that results from two years of growth without any major trims. Like the yeard, be sure to keep it groomed, shaped, and styled for good beard care. You can even cut flyaways or split ends – just avoid trimming off any real length.
Hollywoodian
The Hollywoodian is a cool, chic beard style that’s been grown by a number of celebrities in the recent years. If you have prominent cheekbones that you want to show off, the Hollywoodian is a fantastic way to do it. It consists of two to three months of facial hair growth, and requires that you let your beard grow out all over and then completely shave the sideburns. The Hollywoodian beard focuses your facial hair along your jawline, chin and mouth. The look may not work well with all face shapes, but it is worth experimenting to see.
Chin Strap
The chin strap beard is a thin strip of facial hair that connects the sideburns to your chin. Chin strap beard styles may include a mustache or soul patch; that choice is yours to make. Essentially, when the chin strap beard is groomed and trimmed properly, it looks much like a strap that goes all the way around your head and down under your chin. The strip can be thick or thin depending on how much hair you have. Ultimately, the chin strap is a good look for men who struggle to grow a full beard.
Ducktail
The ducktail beard offers the perfect blend between classy and rebellious. Ducktail beards start on the cheeks and comes down to a rounded point two to four inches below the chin. You can have a ducktail with clean-shaven cheeks, or you can grow your facial hair out everywhere as long as you keep it trimmed and well-groomed. Ducktail beard styles are medium-length full beards that look good, especially if you have rugged features.
Mutton Chops
Mutton chops, also known as the wolverine beard, are among the most iconic beard types. To better understand how the mutton chops beard looks, imagine growing a full beard from ears to chin, then shaving the area where a goatee would normally grow – essentially like a reverse goatee. This means getting rid of the small patch of hair on your chin and above your lips where a mustache would be. However, there is the option of getting a version of this classic look – the friendly mutton chops.