Beard & Moustache

Pick the shape before you buy the products. Our beard styles picker matches a style to your face shape and the length you've actually got, tells you how to ask a barber for it, and gives you the trimmer settings if you cut it yourself. It also covers the awkward cases — patchy cheeks, a shaved head, grey coming through.

If you're building a routine from nothing, it goes in this order:

• Beard wash — a solid block that cleans without stripping the oils your beard needs. Shampoo is built to strip; this isn't.
• Beard oil — the one that matters most. Softens coarse hair, hydrates the skin underneath, and stops the itch that makes people give up in week two. Blended fresh to order.
• Beard balm — the styling step. Natural workable hold for flyaways and shape, with conditioning underneath. Worth adding once the beard is long enough to misbehave.
• Wooden comb — anti-static hardwood that distributes oil evenly instead of dragging it out.

Still not sure? Read our 4-step beard grooming routine, or our pick for the best beard oil in Australia.

The short answer is oil conditions and balm styles. Oil goes in first and does the work that keeps the skin underneath comfortable; balm goes over the top once the beard is long enough to need shape and hold. Most people start with oil alone and add balm later.

The long answer is here.

The beard grooming kits pair a scent-matched oil and balm with a wooden comb and a 3D-printed caddy — cheaper than buying the pieces separately, and the scents are matched so nothing clashes.

Every beard product here comes in the same blends — Sandalwood · Black Pepper · Lime, Silver Birch · Bergamot · Forest Cassis, Cedar wood · Amber · Orange Peel, Tobacco Leaf · Guaiac Wood · Spiced Plum, and Wild Fig · Sea Salt · Vetiver — plus unscented for sensitive skin, or for wearing under a fragrance.

Oil and balm also come in Regular, Double and Triple strength, so you can set how much you actually smell it.

From nourishing beard oils and styling balms to wash blocks, softening treatments, wooden combs, and complete grooming kits — everything here is made in small batches with natural ingredients to keep your beard looking sharp and feeling healthy.