Now on a busy day, Koller, who is also an engineer, makes up to 200,000 cans of Beard Balm, which is made of grape seed oil, coconut oil, lanolin, beeswax, lemon oil, eucalyptus oil, and geranium oil. Locally made in Detroit, Beard Balm comes in a number of different varieties, like the original, which has a clean scent, unscented for the sensitive folks who prefer no extra scent and more. “It lasts forever, and it makes you have an awesome beard,” said Koller when we recently paid Beard Balm a visit at its production headquarters in Detroit. “It’s a conditioner for really coarse hair, it’s also good on your cuticles.”
We scored a few cans of Beard Balm and it has certainly won over the beard-wearing friends who have it. Plus, who doesn’t feel good about using a product locally made by a small business in Detroit?
For more information, visit beardbalm.us.
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