Essential Beard Oils
Essential oils are highly concentrated extracts from natural botanical sources like flowers, grasses, fruits, leaves, and trees. Distillation, cold pressing, and chemical solvents are used to extract oils from these sources. Oils prepared through this method contain 80 times as much potency as dried ones. In regards to essential oils, ManCode Beard Company does not use any oils extracted with chemical solvents. This is because there is usually residual chemical residue left in these oils that would not be suitable for our beards.
During and after the extraction process, we only use cold-pressed and steam-distilled essential oils that are free of impurities.
You could steam, press, and extract pure oil from leaves, bark, rinds, or roots, depending on the type of beard oil.
Several people insist that these pure oils can be used for aromatherapy, where their properties are said to have calming and beneficial effects when ingested and worn regularly.
It is not just the skin and mood that are benefited by natural essential oils. Using them alongside a carrier oil allows you to apply them anywhere, and many have topical properties that promote healthy skin, hair, and nails. They remove odors as well.
The price of some essential oils varies. Growing seasons, the region where the plant is grown, and how well it produces scent and essence all influence this.
It is imperative to research where plants are from and how they are grown to determine what quality oil you will get.
It is pertinent to note that essential oils don’t let harmful chemicals into your body or let them touch your skin when you breathe them in. Having a positive smell and feeling rejuvenated is a natural experience that has few hidden downsides.
If you intend to apply it to your skin, make sure to check your allergies and conduct a patch test. There is a possibility of an allergic reaction to essential oils since they are derived entirely from plants.
Nothing is diluting essential oils, so they are “neat” oils. Use them in moderation since they are highly potent. Fragrance can have many adverse effects,
Using essential oils with proper carrier oils can prevent allergic reactions.
You can check out some of the Beard Growth Oil at ManCode.
Pros:
- Natural and organic
- Aromatherapy benefits
- Topical properties
- Longer shelf life
Cons:
- More expensive
- Scents fade easier
- Less unique scent options
Fragrance Oils
Fragrance oil is a synthetic product.
Natural ingredients such as resins, extracts, and essential oils are mixed with aroma chemicals to create these products.
They don’t provide additional benefits because essential oils have no adverse effects.
Fragrances are manufactured scents.
Aromatherapy products are designed to mimic the scents of essential oils and other popular scents.
These synthetic fragrances usually last longer and have a stronger overall scent, but they lack the therapeutic benefits of essential oils, and they are produced in laboratories.
Fragrances are often found in soaps and other hygiene products because they have a long shelf life.
Perfume, parfum, and fragrance are all terms that describe fragrances.
Synthetic fragrances will have scents such as apple pie or ocean breeze.
In terms of beard growth or skincare, the fragrance oil is not useful beyond its smell.
Before applying fragrance oils to your skin, you should be aware of two different types of fragrances oils.
Your beard can be found on your face, around your nose. You should discover what is safe to breathe in and apply it to the delicate skin regularly.
Synthetic Fragrance
To imitate a natural aroma, the artificial fragrance is produced completely from chemical ingredients. Because their source isn’t a plant that can be turned into oil, many meals, and other distinct odors are entirely manufactured.
Synthetic scents are best used in long-lasting soaps, candles, and perfumes. They are primarily cosmetic and frequently include harsh or toxic chemicals that should not be inhaled or applied topically to the skin in general.
Pay close attention to the components in any aroma oils you want to use in your beard-care regimen. The last thing you want to do is damage your skin by doing more harm than benefit.
Natural fragrances
Natural fragrances are still made in a lab, but their primary ingredient is a natural perfume, many of which are essential oils.
These are the sorts of scents to avoid while shopping for an essential oil; it may be labeled as “Lavender Extract,” but it’s synthetic lavender.
There is some truth to the fact that these perfumes smell good and have a natural extract base, but they don’t offer any real benefits and come at a much lower cost. Companies are cunning, and many “essential oils” sold at a discount in a local store are natural smells.
Unless otherwise specified in the ingredients list, most soaps and sprays will contain a scent.
Pros:
- Scent that lasts
- Longer Variety of scents
- At a lower price
Cons:
- Aromatherapy does not exist
- Various chemicals
- No hair growth benefits
- Potentially damaging to the skin.
