Beard, Hair & Skin Oil Sweet Tobacco by 18.21 Man Made offers men versatile care for their beard, hair and skin. The lightweight, non-greasy formula is suitable for everyday beard and hair grooming, targeted care for dry areas, and gentle application on tattooed skin.

Key Benefits

• Hydrates and conditions skin, beard and hair without a weighed-down feeling.
• According to the manufacturer, it helps strengthen and smooth the beard while soothing the skin beneath it.
• In damp hair, it promotes softening, visually enhances fullness and may help reduce blow-drying time.
• On tattooed skin, it provides hydration and enhances the appearance of tattoos.
• The formula is lightweight and non-greasy.

One product handles beard care, hair styling and targeted skin treatment.

Ingredients

• The blend contains castor, coconut, jojoba and organic argan oil, along with rosehip oil from Rosa canina fruit.
• Two forms of vitamin E are included: tocopherol and tocopheryl acetate.
• The Sweet Tobacco scent combines notes of California lemon, clove, clary sage, saffron, dried fruit, tonka beans, golden amber, manuka honey, dark vanilla, cedarwood, patchouli, leather, musk and tobacco leaves.

Applied to beard, hair and skin, you get a blend of five oils complemented by two forms of vitamin E.

Application & Dosage

• Apply the oil to wet or dry beard, hair or skin. Allow it to air dry or use a blow dryer.
• On a clean, dry beard, apply a few drops and massage them down to the skin.
• In damp or dry hair, use one to two drops, warming them between your palms first.
• Apply locally to dry areas of skin. It can also be gently applied to tattoos.
• For extra smoothing, it can be mixed into a pomade or other styling product.

The amount and method of application can easily be adjusted depending on whether you are caring for your beard, hair or a specific area of skin.

Packaging & Volume

• Volume: 60 ml
• Scent variant: Sweet Tobacco

About the Brand

18.21 Man Made was founded in 2014. Its name references the 18th and 21st Amendments to the US Constitution, which relate to the introduction and repeal of Prohibition.