Libertas Beard Oil

Let freedom ring!  

On July 8, 1776, most historians agree that as the Declaration of Independence was being read publicly for the first time in Philadelphia, the Liberty Bell was ringing out sound waves that would echo across the land that it was time to choose Liberty over Tyranny. 

Upon the Bell’s inscription:

“Proclaim LIBERTY Throughout all the Land unto all the Inhabitants Thereof Lev. XXV. v X.
By Order of the ASSEMBLY of the Province of PENSYLVANIA for the State House in Philad^A
Pass and Stow
Philad^a
MDCCLIII”

Whether it be morning or night let your shave ring out with the sound of Libertas!  

*Libertas is inspired by Abercrombie and Fitch’s “Woods” cologne.

         Scent notes:

         Top note: Citrus.

         Middle notes: Lavender and Exotic Spice.

         Base notes:  Vetiver and Musk.

Our Beard Oil is crafted with a disciplined blend of nutrient-rich oils designed to condition both beard and skin with purpose and precision.  

Deep Conditioning Power

A robust base of Sweet Almond, Grapeseed, Olive, Sunflower, and Argan Oils delivers lightweight hydration that penetrates coarse facial hair, restoring softness and flexibility without heaviness.

Reduces Itch & Beard Dandruff

Jojoba, Squalane, and Abyssinian Oils closely mimic the skin’s natural sebum, helping calm dryness, reduce irritation, and minimize flaking beneath the beard.

Strengthens & Improves Manageability

Castor and Emu Oils help fortify strands, improving the appearance of thickness while enhancing control and structure for easier styling.

Supports Healthy Skin Beneath

Rice Bran Extract and Tocopherol (Vitamin E) provide antioxidant support, promoting balanced, healthier-looking skin under the beard.

Refreshing & Clarifying Finish

Tea Tree and Rosemary Oils help invigorate the skin, leaving a clean, refreshed feel without clogging pores.

Fast-Absorbing, Non-Greasy Formula

Designed to absorb quickly, leaving behind a natural, healthy sheen — never a heavy or oily residue.

*Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs*