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Shop while you can. 'Kiss My Grass' blends our signature woodsman blend with deep, wet, rich notes of vetiver and crisp yet dirty notes of carrot seed.
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We are passionate about crafting unique and adventurous scents and expertly pushing product categories forward to create the best grooming experience possible. All of our products are handmade in Texas from the highest quality ingredients. Expertly crafted and hand mixed, we work hard to track down the finest original ingredients for our products — often from some of the most exotic locales on Earth. Every scent is formulated in house with an emotion or memory in mind and every bottle is wrapped in our signature real wood label with care before leaving our facility.
Handcrafted in Texas. The Bearded Bastards leather collection is made of tough & tumble leather that’ll age as well as that single cask scotch you keep for special occasions, but you’ll get to enjoy the smell and feel of the leather every damn day.
Engraved with the TBB logo and finished with a sturdy metal ring. We offer free engraving of up to 6 characters, add your request in the notes section of your order.
Inside The Bearded Bastard Bar Kit you will find a ruggedly refined cast of beard oils distilled with only the finest natural ingredients. We have diligently toiled over this pairing of Green Fairy, Old Fashioned, and Good & True in order to create the perfect night out (or in) for you, your beloved, and your beloved beard.
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