The ingredients (whatever they are) are not suitable for sensitive skin.
First, I am a beard oil connoisseur.  I have tried dozens of quality (and not so quality) beard oils.  In my years I have learned that I MUST have clean all-natural oils. Meaning, no artificial ingredients or chemicals. Fragrances must be naturally derived.  If you'd like a recommendation, I'd be happy to oblige.<br />Now...I will say that the scent of Apothecary 87 Original Scent is great. It's really good. THAT is why this is so disappointing.<br />I feel I need to bring notice to sneaky ingredient descriptions. Apothecary 87 makes no claim to being organic, no. However, it does state on the website that it has &#34; high quality Ingredients.&#34;  Well, what ingredients are these?!<br />I asked them on their FB Page. I asked them for a list as well as particulars about parabens, etc. The only response I could get from them was about what the scent was similar to. When it came to the ingredients, nothing. They wouldn't reply to questions about ingredients.<br />So now I'll tell you that when my beard comes in contact with any artificial chemicals in beard oil, my skin will develop a mean case of Folliculitis barbae.  It takes antibiotics to get rid of it. It gets so irritated and there are so many bumps my skin becomes raw.  The opposite of what beard oil should do.<br />I've used Apothecary 87 beard oil two times. Each time, my skin was clear prior to application.  The following days I had the worst case of folliculitis<br /> develop. I discontinued use after one application and had to remain oil free for weeks.<br />So, if you are sensitive to chemicals, especially those that you as a customer are not made aware of, steer clear of Apothecary 87!<br />It may smell great, but it's not worth the results.
Rating: 1 stars