Not an "Outlaw" or "Old West" scent at all; flowery and generic.
Product description for &#34;The Outlaw&#34; scent is as such: &#34;The pure scent of the old west, with the scents of cedar, spices, musk and sandalwood, with a light hint of Leather.&#34;  This is not true.  This beard balm has a flowery, feminine scent.  I can't smell cedar, sandalwood, musk, or leather in it.  I find it suspicious when a &#34;natural&#34; company doesn't list the names of the fragrance oils it uses in its product.  The scent ingredients on the can simply say &#34;scented with premium grade essential OR fragrance oils.&#34;  &#34;OR?&#34; So which is it?  Fragrance oils are what people sell on the subway, and that's what this beard balm smells like: a generic, perfume-y scent.  You know when a product at, say, Rite Aid, says it's &#34;mint eucalyptus&#34; but when you get it home and smell it, it doesn't smell anything remotely like either of those things?  That's what the scent of this product reminded me of.  Flowery and feminine, no &#34;old west&#34; &#34;leather&#34; &#34;outlaw&#34; here.  If you want a feminine scent, get this product.  As far as how it makes my beard feel, it seems to do the job of conditioning very well but the scent is a real turn-off.
Rating: 1 stars