I can't wait to try this! Just a tip for anyone who ends up with a balm that's a little too greasy for your liking add arrowroot powder. I would start with 1/2 teaspoon and go from there. I use it in my body butter, it's an awesome addition to absorb the greasiness and its natural.
I love Arrow Root Powder. I use it my beard balms and lotiom bars. I also find if you equal out the light and heavy oils, it helps too. I like to use a combination of each. It keeps everything balanced and my balms are silky.
Luv ur video! I make beard balm and may I suggest a large glass Pyrex cup with the easy pour spout and handle for easier handling and ease of pouring!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
i dont know if you are still on youtube but this is the best beard balm vid ive come across. Ive been looking at how to make oils and balms and most of the time it looks to complicated
Thanks man. That was whole point to make it easy with no gimmicks or pushing products...just DIY. Lime/Bergamot is still a fav, with Orange Peppermint coming in a close second. All the best.
Good choice of oil, they are really all interchangeable based on how much hold you want with the beewax. Yeah dude, I reuse all my old tins before learning how to do it myself. All the best!
Nice video. One suggestion and one question. Here's a suggestion that will make you're life easier. Get yourself a pyrex measuring cup, it has a spout for easy pouring. Question: have you experimented with the result of the balm with the changing factor being heat? My first time making it yesterday and I watched another guy make it and he had a hot plate and you used your stove. The melt point is so low that you really don't need either one. I ran some water through my coffee maker, poured it in a larger pyrex measuring cup, sat the smaller one inside with formed a perfect seal and I went and did other stuff and in 15mins it was fully melted. I had to do some quick thinking because there's no room in my apartment for a hot plate and it was 95 degrees today. No way I was turning on the stove. Both seem like overkill anyway.
It’s coolest at the top of the open tin as it starts to change to a solid property after stirring. Once you put it in fridge entire tin of balm will form same consistency! Thanks for asking
Hello. Great video. Two corrections, though. At first you said "teaspoon," and then you kept saying "tablespoon." Did you mean tablespoon the whole time? And, you said to put it in the "refrigerator," and then you said "freezer!" You don't want that product frozen solid, do you?
Dang bro, you nailed that one! Set it, and forget it! 😂 Haven't heard that one in a while. Mrs. Bravo was fantastic as well! The Bergamot and Lime sounds better the more I think of it.
I like it. Curious where do you get your supplies? Internet or local? The things like tins, wax, oils (carrier and essential)? Thanks for taking the time and making the video and sharing your secrets.
Glad you like video! I put the links for everything in the description box with exception of the beeswax which I I pick up in the bulk bin at local health food store (Sprouts/Wholefoods). Typically online is cheapest...especially with the Shea butter. If you wanted to go cheaper only use 1 carrier oil instead of 4 like I did...you can use cheaper option like Almond Oil or Grapeseed oil. Let me know if you have any questions!
That's awesome never knew how it was made I always just bought my stuff from badass beard care thanks for sharing ill have to see where I can find some of that stuff n try making my own
You don't have to use my full list either...you can substitute out Mango butter for Shea butter. Same with the carrier oils...Grapeseed Oil and Almond Oil are great alternates. I use what I have picked up over the past couple years. Its really super easy and you can make the scent much stronger than the OTC kinds for less.
I don't see why not, the alcohol content does present some issues but I have used Vitalis (heavy alcohol content) with no problem in place of oil. Cheers!
That was an entertaining demo showing "how to" create a great beard balm. The Bergamot and Lime would make an especially nice beard scent. I enjoy those flavors in tea. My favorite is a steaming cup Earl Grey along with a good winter smoke of Carter Hall or Haunted Bookshop. Take care and stay warm.
Thanks for the watch...do you make your own for your beard? I took your advice for the Haunted Bookshop and giving it a rest for a month and it has help cut off some of the harshness that was there when I first cracked a tin. Keep up the good work on your channel!
Honest Amish lists the following: of virgin argan, avocado, grapeseed, virgin pumpkin seed, and apricot kernal oils. I would assume the greasy comes from excessive grapeseed most likely as thats the cheapest ingredient to include in balm. Rock on my friend!
AL! Thanks for commenting. Bergamot, Cedar and Mint sounds fascinating! I have not mixed those three together before. What carrier oils do you typically use?Nearly every other balm I make I have a woodsy blend (easy on wintergreen as it reminds me of dipping tobacco!).
@@DocBravo Shea butter, almond, and jojoba have not tried hemp or castor or lanolin. will have to try it. made about 4 oz. of each so will be a while before I use them up.
Thanks for response! Lanolin is very syrup like so it will be interesting to what it does for the overall strength of the hold. I have noticed that Castor is very similar to jojoba and hemp aids a bit of color lol. No almond oil for me...my 5 year old has a severe peanut allergy :(. I’m really eager to try your recipe, Bergamot has a strong overtone (like peppermint) so I’m assuming the cedar has much more drops needed
@@DocBravo Unlike you I did not write down how much of anything I used so I will need to make sure and do that next time. I use bergamont in beaver trapping lure as well. LOL
Thanks for the watch, Chris. This type of video won't be my bread and butter, but I was all out of balm and decided to shoot a decent vid with my 'flair.' Balm are super easy to make and shouldn't cost more than a $3 once you get the tins and minimum needed supplies (beewax, a butter, a carrier oil and an essential oil)...the rest is just icing on the cake. Take care.
Doc Bravo . Love it and you did a great job on the presentation. I have plenty of empty balm tins and would be cool to fill them on my own on the cheap 😉👍🏼
I was hoping I could steer some ladies to make this balm for their bearded husbands, but i don't think it came off that way. Oh well, times they are a changing as late great Bob Dylan would say!
@@DocBravo i thought it was very inclusive. And as Dylan Thomas says "When one burns one's bridges, what a very nice fire it makes." 😄 take care now y'hear.
Awesome man! I’d much rather make my own than pay premium for someone else to do these simple steps for me. Seems like I could get all the ingredients for the price of a couple pre-made tins. Do you have any suggestions for a stronger “hold” for curly bearded folks like myself?
I used 2 Tsp of beeswax...for extra curly/stronger hold, add another 1 Tsp of the beeswax and cut 1/2 the coconut oil (or don't use coconut base at all). One of my first mixes was super heavy on the beeswax 'hold' so you almost had to melt it with the blowdryer prior to use like a pomade. It may take 1 or 2 tries to make it to your preference but your on the right track.
Love that- I'm gonna have to share this video with my brother, he needs that balm to calm his beard down. LOVED the Barry White music optional comment. You is fun DOC
Thanks Lori! Hope my balm recipe can help a brother out! Hit me up with any questions on the method or supplies...been doing this much longer than smoking a pipe!
Hi Blake, I image you can melt it down and add additional butter (Shea butter in my recipe) or Oil (cocunut oil or other non-scented EO oil) to help break it up. Sounds like your ratios with beeswax may be too high. All the best!
Easy fix don’t melt at too high a temperature it makes a massive difference! Beeswax for example melts at 68C so try lower I just bought a proper double boiler and it blew mind!!! If you melt it down this way your punching a massive amount heat into the product.
Thanks for the video , I made my first batch and it came out very hard, I think I put to much beeswax!! So I will alter my next batch !! But my question is in regards to the essential oil. I put 10 drops of cedar wood essential oil in the mix but the smell didn’t come through , any ideas as to what I need to do ?
I would increase the drops to have a stronger scent off the beard. Yeah dude, you probably have some awesome mustache wax going on with your first batch! Ha, all good! Be sure to write everything down so you can adjust accurately between batches. I occasionally get lazy and don't write changes I made to previous recipes and it always comes back to bite when I want to stronger hold or better scent.
Typically I follow my recipe with the exception of an extra Tablespoon of beeswax (For hold as my beard has grown since this video). The ratio's remain roughly 3 Beewax | 2 Shea butter...although if you discard the Coconut Oil go 1:1 between the two. Best of luck!
I love this and have ordered the full list of ingredients and they only cost me $357. Can’t wait to get started as soon as my kitchen clearance and user permit comes through. 😂
Please please please tell me you didn’t order...if so please cancel! I will send you some balm and products to make your own for a fraction of that! What are these bizarro permits? Hopefully Brexit will fix those silly laws...oh wait.
Going to give this a shoot I am self teaching to learn men’s cosmetics hair products and beard every one shows how to do but not really how much of each or what each ingredient does in order to tweak to your preference thank you great video
Dude Great video! You are a natural in front of the camera. I would buy that stuff by the case, and I’ve been clean shaven for a decade. I hope to need some balm soon as long as my wife doesn’t threaten the big D. Lol. Thanks for sharing brother. Take care
So my wife tells me instead of messing up one of her pans. She suggested using a used tin can to melt the base in the hot water....It works GREAT and then I toss the can.
Great recipe - thanks - the only thing I’d alter is the lanolin. Everything here is a vegetable product except for lanolin which is grease from sheep. A lot of ppl nowadays are put off by that & there’s a ton of other options. Something about sheep on your face ruins the clean & fresh ideology 😂
Why yes! The only way to maximize the Mumbo Jumbo while stirring your coffee and beard oil mixture!!! Haha, thanks for that Jeff...no shilling for a sponsorship here!
Doc Bravo 😬, doubt it, she’d have me buy some expensive shit instead LOL. Women these days don’t want to do anything for a poor guy with a beard like me.
Get yourself a 2 cup Pyrex measuring cup to use as your double boil. It's much easier than using a bowl, you have a handle and a pour spout. These units also work good for a double boiler from amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VNFHTM8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I will see what I can do to pull her in scree! Thank you so much for the watch. Have you been getting tons of rain in Gallup? I want to start pruning but the snow keeps coming here! I think we are at 150% snow pack for first time in 8 years
@@DocBravo, yes rain and hail today, and snow tonight and tomorrow. Then I think our winter will be over. Hold down the fort up in your neck of the woods my friend, spring is coming!! I'm leaving for Cali this weekend to visit my girlfriend, and I expect near perfect weather..... and love games💨💨💨💨🔥🔥
I tinker with other household and gardening items, but I have most experience with this since growing out my beard. I hope it inspires you to make some of your own!
@@stephenandcas I'm sure you know but you don't have to use my exact recipe and can easily substitute out butters and carrier oils. Let me know what you chose to make!
I can't wait to try this! Just a tip for anyone who ends up with a balm that's a little too greasy for your liking add arrowroot powder. I would start with 1/2 teaspoon and go from there. I use it in my body butter, it's an awesome addition to absorb the greasiness and its natural.
Awesome tip! i will mix it in to my next batch.
I love Arrow Root Powder. I use it my beard balms and lotiom bars. I also find if you equal out the light and heavy oils, it helps too. I like to use a combination of each. It keeps everything balanced and my balms are silky.
Luv ur video! I make beard balm and may I suggest a large glass Pyrex cup with the easy pour spout and handle for easier handling and ease of pouring!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Regards from Mexico... we need this for our mustaches as well. thanks sir!
i dont know if you are still on youtube but this is the best beard balm vid ive come across. Ive been looking at how to make oils and balms and most of the time it looks to complicated
Thanks man. That was whole point to make it easy with no gimmicks or pushing products...just DIY. Lime/Bergamot is still a fav, with Orange Peppermint coming in a close second. All the best.
Awesome video, gonna whip this up but I’ll replace the thick oil for argon, I dig you me outlook on the environment and waste. Keep it up brother
Good choice of oil, they are really all interchangeable based on how much hold you want with the beewax. Yeah dude, I reuse all my old tins before learning how to do it myself. All the best!
Very entertaining! Cant wait to try it.
Go for it! Super easy and cost effective...peppermint-orange is my latest batch. All the best
Nice video. One suggestion and one question. Here's a suggestion that will make you're life easier. Get yourself a pyrex measuring cup, it has a spout for easy pouring. Question: have you experimented with the result of the balm with the changing factor being heat? My first time making it yesterday and I watched another guy make it and he had a hot plate and you used your stove. The melt point is so low that you really don't need either one. I ran some water through my coffee maker, poured it in a larger pyrex measuring cup, sat the smaller one inside with formed a perfect seal and I went and did other stuff and in 15mins it was fully melted. I had to do some quick thinking because there's no room in my apartment for a hot plate and it was 95 degrees today. No way I was turning on the stove. Both seem like overkill anyway.
Am I the only one who picked up on the Daniel Bryan “yes” chant?
Great video really informative and to the point.though, I would have like to see the finished product.
Sorry I didn't show it!
Nice informative video. Why does the beeswax float to the top after balm sets??😩
It’s coolest at the top of the open tin as it starts to change to a solid property after stirring. Once you put it in fridge entire tin of balm will form same consistency! Thanks for asking
Hello. Great video. Two corrections, though. At first you said "teaspoon," and then you kept saying "tablespoon." Did you mean tablespoon the whole time? And, you said to put it in the "refrigerator," and then you said "freezer!" You don't want that product frozen solid, do you?
I goofed in my ramble, I apologize!
Awesome recipe! Greetings from Southern Ut
Right on Steve! Hope you and your family are safe and the beard is enjoying the warmer weather down there! I’m in Sandy
Doc Bravo we have reached in the mid 80’s this weekend and just getting hotter.
Dang bro, you nailed that one! Set it, and forget it! 😂 Haven't heard that one in a while. Mrs. Bravo was fantastic as well! The Bergamot and Lime sounds better the more I think of it.
I got you buddy!
Most Excellent. I almost want to make some even though I don't have a beard. Props Doc!
Thanks Lester...I will be keenly watching your vids for signs of a growing beard!
That hilarious Lester! I'm with Doc...we'll have to keep an eye out 👀
I like it. Curious where do you get your supplies? Internet or local? The things like tins, wax, oils (carrier and essential)? Thanks for taking the time and making the video and sharing your secrets.
Glad you like video! I put the links for everything in the description box with exception of the beeswax which I I pick up in the bulk bin at local health food store (Sprouts/Wholefoods). Typically online is cheapest...especially with the Shea butter. If you wanted to go cheaper only use 1 carrier oil instead of 4 like I did...you can use cheaper option like Almond Oil or Grapeseed oil.
Let me know if you have any questions!
@@DocBravo Great, thanks again.
That's awesome never knew how it was made I always just bought my stuff from badass beard care thanks for sharing ill have to see where I can find some of that stuff n try making my own
You don't have to use my full list either...you can substitute out Mango butter for Shea butter. Same with the carrier oils...Grapeseed Oil and Almond Oil are great alternates. I use what I have picked up over the past couple years. Its really super easy and you can make the scent much stronger than the OTC kinds for less.
Did you use a tablespoon for the Carrier Oils as Well as the Balm bases?
Yes!
Nice recipe! Can one use liquid aftershave in place of the oils?
I don't see why not, the alcohol content does present some issues but I have used Vitalis (heavy alcohol content) with no problem in place of oil. Cheers!
Greetings from Bulgaria, I will try it soon. Thank you for sharing your experience :)
Best of luck and have a wonderful New Year and 2020!
That was an entertaining demo showing "how to" create a great beard balm. The Bergamot and Lime would make an especially nice beard scent. I enjoy those flavors in tea. My favorite is a steaming cup Earl Grey along with a good winter smoke of Carter Hall or Haunted Bookshop. Take care and stay warm.
Thanks for the watch...do you make your own for your beard? I took your advice for the Haunted Bookshop and giving it a rest for a month and it has help cut off some of the harshness that was there when I first cracked a tin. Keep up the good work on your channel!
Quick question. You said your recipe only needed a teaspoon but when doing the beeswax you say tablespoon. Thanks for the great video.
I apologize, I did mix them up when making the video. I use a single Tablespoon (TBS) measuring. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Can you substitute carrier oils?
@@paulknight8810 Absolutely, use what you have or desire as long as you have the right proportions.
My beard is uncontrollable. Is there anything i can add to this recipe for a stronger hold ? Perhaps more Beeswax ?
More beeswax is right answer!
Very nice, I may have to try this as I haven't found any I like the smell of locally to me. Thanks for sharing, happy piping and God bless.
I would be happy to send you a tin...I have about 8 different varieties that I have established. Hit me up on IG or email me!
@@DocBravo E-mail address?
@@pipingandcamping utahpiper801@gmail.com
I'm right there with you on Honest Amish. It's better than that Cremo trash but too greasy. You think they use Anise for their essential oil?
Honest Amish lists the following: of virgin argan, avocado, grapeseed, virgin pumpkin seed, and apricot kernal oils. I would assume the greasy comes from excessive grapeseed most likely as thats the cheapest ingredient to include in balm. Rock on my friend!
@@zachborla2967 Thanx for the list!!!
@@FighterHayabusa-NES Sorry i responded with personal account. All the best
Funny, I made some myself as well. I used bergamont and cedar with a hint of mint. Works great, also have one with pine for when I hunt. LOL Al
AL! Thanks for commenting. Bergamot, Cedar and Mint sounds fascinating! I have not mixed those three together before. What carrier oils do you typically use?Nearly every other balm I make I have a woodsy blend (easy on wintergreen as it reminds me of dipping tobacco!).
@@DocBravo Shea butter, almond, and jojoba have not tried hemp or castor or lanolin. will have to try it. made about 4 oz. of each so will be a while before I use them up.
Thanks for response! Lanolin is very syrup like so it will be interesting to what it does for the overall strength of the hold. I have noticed that Castor is very similar to jojoba and hemp aids a bit of color lol. No almond oil for me...my 5 year old has a severe peanut allergy :(.
I’m really eager to try your recipe, Bergamot has a strong overtone (like peppermint) so I’m assuming the cedar has much more drops needed
@@DocBravo Unlike you I did not write down how much of anything I used so I will need to make sure and do that next time. I use bergamont in beaver trapping lure as well. LOL
Too cool and awesome video. Thanks for sharing and something I will have to attempt some day. Beard strong 💪🏼 🧔🏻💨💨💨
Thanks for the watch, Chris. This type of video won't be my bread and butter, but I was all out of balm and decided to shoot a decent vid with my 'flair.' Balm are super easy to make and shouldn't cost more than a $3 once you get the tins and minimum needed supplies (beewax, a butter, a carrier oil and an essential oil)...the rest is just icing on the cake. Take care.
Doc Bravo . Love it and you did a great job on the presentation. I have plenty of empty balm tins and would be cool to fill them on my own on the cheap 😉👍🏼
As i am new to this channel i would like to say great Video and i am From Australia was this Recipe for 1oz which is 30ml here in Australia ?
I hope you have fun making your own. The tins are 2 oz/60mL for my recipe.
"Now guys... or ladies" 🤣🤣 great video brother. I appreciate that. Take care.
I was hoping I could steer some ladies to make this balm for their bearded husbands, but i don't think it came off that way. Oh well, times they are a changing as late great Bob Dylan would say!
@@DocBravo i thought it was very inclusive. And as Dylan Thomas says "When one burns one's bridges, what a very nice fire it makes." 😄 take care now y'hear.
Awesome man! I’d much rather make my own than pay premium for someone else to do these simple steps for me. Seems like I could get all the ingredients for the price of a couple pre-made tins. Do you have any suggestions for a stronger “hold” for curly bearded folks like myself?
I used 2 Tsp of beeswax...for extra curly/stronger hold, add another 1 Tsp of the beeswax and cut 1/2 the coconut oil (or don't use coconut base at all). One of my first mixes was super heavy on the beeswax 'hold' so you almost had to melt it with the blowdryer prior to use like a pomade. It may take 1 or 2 tries to make it to your preference but your on the right track.
Love that- I'm gonna have to share this video with my brother, he needs that balm to calm his beard down. LOVED the Barry White music optional comment. You is fun DOC
Thanks Lori! Hope my balm recipe can help a brother out! Hit me up with any questions on the method or supplies...been doing this much longer than smoking a pipe!
I made another recipe and was quite hard, if I melt it down what can I use to soften it up some?
Hi Blake, I image you can melt it down and add additional butter (Shea butter in my recipe) or Oil (cocunut oil or other non-scented EO oil) to help break it up. Sounds like your ratios with beeswax may be too high. All the best!
@@DocBravo
Does it matter if the Shea butter is organic refined or unrefined?
@@blaketibbetts5978 I use unrefined. I doubt there is notable difference.
Easy fix don’t melt at too high a temperature it makes a massive difference! Beeswax for example melts at 68C so try lower I just bought a proper double boiler and it blew mind!!! If you melt it down this way your punching a massive amount heat into the product.
@@blairdowling5835 I will definitely try this approach in future batches! Thank you!
Score! Definitely going to try this out. Right on Man 🤘
Hit me up if you have any questions or want to reduce the # of ingredients to save $! Happy to help
utahpiper801@gmail.com
Thanks for the video , I made my first batch and it came out very hard, I think I put to much beeswax!! So I will alter my next batch !! But my question is in regards to the essential oil. I put 10 drops of cedar wood essential oil in the mix but the smell didn’t come through , any ideas as to what I need to do ?
I would increase the drops to have a stronger scent off the beard. Yeah dude, you probably have some awesome mustache wax going on with your first batch! Ha, all good! Be sure to write everything down so you can adjust accurately between batches. I occasionally get lazy and don't write changes I made to previous recipes and it always comes back to bite when I want to stronger hold or better scent.
Thanks for that , yep it’s got some pretty strong holding power!! I will put more essential oils in the next batch and see how it goes👍
Is there a general rule as to how much carrier oils to wax and shea butter
Typically I follow my recipe with the exception of an extra Tablespoon of beeswax (For hold as my beard has grown since this video). The ratio's remain roughly 3 Beewax | 2 Shea butter...although if you discard the Coconut Oil go 1:1 between the two. Best of luck!
@@DocBravo wanderful thank you very much
Great Vid... Very informative and engaging
Thanks! I hope it helped with a new recipe or saved you some $ on the balm! Appreciate the comment!
Kaboooomm! Nicely done you’re a natural. Reminded me a little of Billy Mays.
Not quite, but thanks my friend. Hopefully you can get some balm going for your beautiful beard!
I love this and have ordered the full list of ingredients and they only cost me $357. Can’t wait to get started as soon as my kitchen clearance and user permit comes through. 😂
Please please please tell me you didn’t order...if so please cancel! I will send you some balm and products to make your own for a fraction of that! What are these bizarro permits? Hopefully Brexit will fix those silly laws...oh wait.
I was only teasing 😂
PERFECT!!!!!!!!!!!THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Thank you for commenting and watching. I hope your beard balm comes out perfect!
Going to give this a shoot I am self teaching to learn men’s cosmetics hair products and beard every one shows how to do but not really how much of each or what each ingredient does in order to tweak to your preference thank you great video
Dude Great video! You are a natural in front of the camera. I would buy that stuff by the case, and I’ve been clean shaven for a decade. I hope to need some balm soon as long as my wife doesn’t threaten the big D. Lol. Thanks for sharing brother. Take care
Your comments have been a source of encouragement and inspiration. Thank you my friend
Awesome 'how to' - thanks!
Thanks Skipton95! Hope you enjoy making a tin of balm for yourself or someone you know!
So my wife tells me instead of messing up one of her pans. She suggested using a used tin can to melt the base in the hot water....It works GREAT and then I toss the can.
Great idea! Clean up is worst part!
Thanks homie good stuff
Enjoy my friend!
Is the measurements tablespoon or teaspoon?
Tablespoon! My apologies for getting caught up in the filming! All the best!
Ok, I'm definitely making my own balm and messing with stuff.
Go for it! Its so easy and cost saving with room for error to make great balm! Let me know how it goes or if you have any questions!
@@DocBravo What would I add more of if I want a stronger hold? Beeswax?
Yes! Add more beeswax in your base and cut back the base butter and oils in proportion
Great recipe - thanks - the only thing I’d alter is the lanolin. Everything here is a vegetable product except for lanolin which is grease from sheep. A lot of ppl nowadays are put off by that & there’s a ton of other options. Something about sheep on your face ruins the clean & fresh ideology 😂
I didn't realize that information! Thank you for this amazing comment for myself and everyone else
is that a dixxon shirt
Pretty sure its a Sam's Club special. Hope you have a great week Hana.
Question: was that the vortex method you used with the chopstick? Lol!
Why yes! The only way to maximize the Mumbo Jumbo while stirring your coffee and beard oil mixture!!! Haha, thanks for that Jeff...no shilling for a sponsorship here!
Doc Bravo’s Beard oil.
The beard doctor is in.
*balm but yeah, its a side, side hobby I suppose...look forward to our meet up and your b-day bash!
Cool
What about beard butter?
I like the ability to hold the beard in place as opposed to beard butter. My side beard gets rather fierce without it!
Yeah I have a patch on my side but I’m interested in knowing if you know how to make the beard butter?
Like the ratios of ingredients? I know how to melt the butters down and even whip it but having trouble with ratios
🧐😮🤔🤣 awesome buddy, just 👌👏
Thanks Marcus, I hope Mrs Pipes Beards & Guns can make you a tin with your manly man's beard!
Doc Bravo 😬, doubt it, she’d have me buy some expensive shit instead LOL. Women these days don’t want to do anything for a poor guy with a beard like me.
yeaaaahhhh wooohoooo.
Get yourself a 2 cup Pyrex measuring cup to use as your double boil. It's much easier than using a bowl, you have a handle and a pour spout. These units also work good for a double boiler from amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VNFHTM8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have one of those and thats a solid idea with the pour spout. Thanks!
Hmm, interesting... and I've been trying olive oil.
As a carrier oil? Interesting, never heard of that one.
@@DocBravo no, just olive oil. Little bit on the hands and rubbed through.
@@fireplug1701d Cool! That is much cheaper and faster than my method LOL
Sad smiley beard balm ☹️ Dude, I buy my beard oil because I am too lazy to do it myself, but it looks really amazing.
Thanks hector! I never made my own oils, only balms and eventually stopped using oils alone. What scents do you typically buy for your beard oils?
Great video Doc! If you really want to up your subs though, you might want Mrs. Bravo to help you out on camera! 💨💨💨📸
I will see what I can do to pull her in scree! Thank you so much for the watch. Have you been getting tons of rain in Gallup? I want to start pruning but the snow keeps coming here! I think we are at 150% snow pack for first time in 8 years
@@DocBravo, yes rain and hail today, and snow tonight and tomorrow. Then I think our winter will be over. Hold down the fort up in your neck of the woods my friend, spring is coming!! I'm leaving for Cali this weekend to visit my girlfriend, and I expect near perfect weather..... and love games💨💨💨💨🔥🔥
Cool video! Thanks for the Sub!
Thanks for checking out my channel!
Never saw the finished product 😂
Sorry, I didn't do a follow up on it! It turned out well as always! Give it a go!
Hot mittens, #1 ingredient! Hot ... hot ... hot ...
I would be lying if I didn’t scold my fingers a time or two not paying attention. Thanks for watch as always my friend
Wow, what a great idea. do you have any other things you make? May your pipe be full, your Matches dry and your cigars sweet.
I tinker with other household and gardening items, but I have most experience with this since growing out my beard. I hope it inspires you to make some of your own!
@@DocBravo I intend to make some as soon as possible
@@stephenandcas I'm sure you know but you don't have to use my exact recipe and can easily substitute out butters and carrier oils. Let me know what you chose to make!