The skin your beard grows out of.

Men who take their beard seriously will buy oil, balm, brush and wash — and then clean their face with whatever bar of soap is on the sink.

That's backwards. Every hair on your face comes out of skin. Clogged pores, trapped dead skin and buildup along the beard line are what cause the itching, the flaking and the bumps that men blame on their beard products. Beard shampoo cleans hair. This cleans skin. They're not the same job.

What it does

• Clears oil and buildup — without stripping your skin dry, which is what soap does and why your face feels tight after
• Unclogs pores — salicylic acid and zinc gently lift dead skin and control excess oil
• Helps keep breakouts down — tea tree and witch hazel calm redness and congestion
• Evens skin tone — niacinamide reduces dullness and helps with the uneven patches most men have and never mention
• Soothes and repairs — centella and panthenol settle irritation and hold moisture in
• Works on every skin type — oily, dry, combination, sensitive

If you shave, read this

Razor bumps aren't a razor problem. Coarse, curly facial hair — which most Egyptian men have — curls back into the skin as it grows out. If dead skin has sealed the pore over, the hair gets trapped underneath. That's the bump, the redness, and the dark spots left behind afterward.

Salicylic acid is what breaks that cycle. It exfoliates the surface so the hair can grow out instead of back in, while tea tree and witch hazel calm the inflammation around it.

Wash before you shave and the hair softens and the blade glides. Wash after and the skin settles instead of burning. Do it consistently and the bumps stop coming back.

The brush head

The built-in brush works the foam past the surface, into the beard line and along the jaw where fingers never properly reach. Light pressure and small circles is all it takes — the bristles do the work. It's also the part of the routine that makes the difference for anyone with a beard, because that's exactly where buildup hides.

Key ingredients

• Salicylic Acid — exfoliates, unclogs pores, helps prevent ingrown hairs
• Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) — evens tone, reduces dullness, strengthens the skin barrier
• Tea Tree Extract — calms breakout-prone skin
• Witch Hazel — tightens pores and reduces redness
• Centella Asiatica & Panthenol — soothe irritation and support repair
• Zinc PCA — controls excess oil through the day

Paraben and sulphate free. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive.

How to use

1. Wet your face with warm water.
2. One pump onto the brush head.
3. Work in small circles — forehead, nose, cheeks, and along the beard line down to the jaw.
4. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry. Don't rub.

Morning and night. Morning clears the oil that built up overnight, night clears the dust, sweat and pollution of a day in Cairo. If you only do one, make it night.

The maths

A 150ml bottle lasts around two months used twice daily. Under 6 EGP a day for the step that decides whether the skin under your beard is working with you or against you.

Size: 150 ml  ·  Made in Egypt
ISO 22716-certified facility · Approved by the Egyptian Drug Authority
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Pairs with

Beard Shampoo & Conditioner for the hair, Beard Oil for the skin underneath, and Intimate Foam to finish the shower. Face wash is the piece most men skip, and it's the one holding the rest back.