Tame that mane with GIBS Beard, Hair & Tattoo Oil.

Keep your beard hair looks and feels fantastic all day long with hair growth oil! GIBS beard oil is made of all natural and safe-to-use ingredients like Olive Oil, Argan Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil, Passion Fruit Oil, and Copaiba Balsam Oil. A perfect blend of all organic ingredients keeps your beard hair soft & smooth while giving a required amount of moisture to your skin.

The tattoo looks amazing but it often over dries your skin which eventually leads to rashes & itching. But, no worries our multi-use oil also works great on tattooed skin as well! Our tattoo oil will keep your skin conditioned & moisturized while protecting the tattoo ink.

Brian “Gib” Long & Mike Howland, the founders of GIBS Grooming, introduced their original beard, hair & tattoo oil to the barber world in 2014.

Features:

All-Natural Ingredients
Suitable for any length, style & type of hair.
Can be used as pre-shave & after-shave oil
Fragrance of nutmeg, leather, vanilla & musk
Safe & easy to use

Benefits:

Moisturizes & conditions skin
Protects & revitalizes tattoo ink
Softens beard hair
Helps in beard growth

Ingredients Spot Light:

Olive oil: Improves moisture, shine & softness of hair and skin.
Argan oil: Promotes strength & manageability of hair. Replenishes dry skin.
Sunflower Seed Oil: Works as UV protectant. Prevents damage and unruly hair & beards.
Passion Fruit Oil: High in vitamin C & calcium. Nourishes hair & skin.
Copaiba Balsam Oil: Restores dry and damaged skin & hair.

How to Use:

Apply a small amount to beard, hair or skin. Rub through entirety and let absorb. Re-apply as needed.

Package Include: 1 x GIBS Beard, Hair & Tattoo Oil, 1 Oz

Manufacturer	GIBS Grooming
Item model number	51723A
Product Dimensions	16.51 x 3.81 x 3.81 cm; 140 g
ASIN	B073HXVG2L

GIBS Grooming Bush Master Beard, Hair & Tattoo Oil- All-Natural with Nutmeg, Leather, Vanilla & Musk Scent- Softens & Strengthens Beard Growth, Moisturizes Skin, 4 Oz.

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