R U N E S I L K
Revolution Beard Oil and Balm Combo
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Proudly made in the UK with natural ingredients. This beard balm by RUNESILK will condition your face and beard whilst offering you a light hold to tame any messy hairs.
Notes of Sandalwood, Black Pepper and Bergamot will awaken the senses to get your day started the right way.
The addition of organic beeswax offers a light hold and control over those messy hairs.
Beard Balm 100ml
Beard Oil 50ml
Warning: Product Contains Nut Oils
Directions of Use
Rub a small amount into hands and rub together to warm the wax and then apply evenly over beard.
Check out the review...46/50!! Daniel Barnes says it is one of the best beard balms he has used to date!

SAVE £5 WHEN YOU BUY BOTH TOGETHER
Proudly made in the UK with natural ingredients. Revolution Beard by RUNESILK will condition your face and beard whilst offering you a light hold to tame any messy hairs.
We purposefully make our beard balms soft, so you can get it out the tin without the need of a pick, and feels like a nice fudge. with a Light Hold.
Includes 100ml Balm and 50ml Oil
THE REVOLUTION
We started a Revolution...
Our debut clean white label product. Not white labelled in that someone else made it and we packaged it - just that it has a plain white label.
Turns out we only went and got Golden Beard Awards... must be doing something right!
THE BEARD ROUTINE
Beard care can be a fairly expensive part of your daily beard routine, with many recommendations to use oils and balms and butters and waxes - you get the point. As a result, we wanted to create a stunning product that we could use ourselves and hopefully others would love it too...
ORGANIC
Our base oils as a standard include Soil Association certified Sweet Almond Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Argan and Jojoba. All of which are proven to be great for both skin and hair; and that's exactly why we use them!
Revolution has a unique scent profile of Sandalwood, Black Pepper and Bergamot; a truly distinguished scent for a true gentleman.


