Collection: Beard Grooming Kits for Men

You always check your adventurer's tool kit before heading out on the next adventure, why not make sure your beard growth kit is the best, too? Shop and find it, here!

About Fable beard oil and balm kits

An oil and balm kit is the routine most beards actually need: one product for softness, one for shape, both in the same scent.

Every kit pairs a 1 oz beard oil (castor, coconut, sweet almond, argan and jojoba oils) with a 2 oz beard balm (shea butter and beeswax with the same oils) for $39.99, a few dollars less than buying them separately. Use a few drops of oil first, work it down to the skin, then warm a little balm in your palms and shape the beard with it.

Choose your character: The Distiller's bourbon and barrel woods, Dr. Slumber's lavender and vanilla bean, The Marksman's pine and cedar, or The Barkeep, unscented.

Each kit is a single character, so the oil and balm smell the same and layer cleanly.

Oil and balm kit questions, answered

Do I use beard oil or balm first?

Oil first, on a towel-dry beard, so it reaches the skin. Balm second, to lock the shape in.

Do I need both?

Short beards can get by on oil. Once the beard is long enough to stick out at odd angles, balm earns its spot.

Oil and balm kit or oil and butter kit?

Balm for hold and a neater outline. Butter for dry, coarse beards that need more conditioning than control. The oil and butter kit is $42.99.

Is this a good gift?

Yes. It's the simplest complete beard routine we sell, in one scent. If you're unsure of their nose, The Barkeep version is unscented.

How much oil and balm should I use?

Two to six drops of oil depending on length, then a fingernail's worth of balm. If the beard looks shiny or feels sticky, use less next time.