Beard Oil
Frostspire Beard Oil – Cool Peppermint & Juniper, 1 oz
$7.99
$21.99
1 fl oz / 30ml
Scent Notes
Top
Peppermint
Heart
Juniper Berry
Base
Ho Wood
Frostspire Beard Oil | 1 oz
Winter's breath, gathered at the gate. Frostspire carries a crisp mint and evergreen scent into your daily ritual.
The essentials
- Beard oil for hair and the skin beneath
- Size: 1 oz
- Softens beard hair and conditions the skin beneath.
- Scented with essential oils.
Scent profile
- Opening: peppermint and eucalyptus
- Heart: juniper berry
- Base: ho wood
The blend
Made with the Nine Elixirs carrier oil blend: jojoba, argan, marula, baobab, maracuja, meadowfoam, black seed, borage and sea buckthorn.
Scented with essential oils. Scent notes describe the aroma; they are not a complete ingredient declaration.
Hand-blended in small batches by The Arcane Warlock. This is more than grooming. It's a ritual. Unlock yours.
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Small-Batch Crafted
IFRA-Compliant
Made in the USA
What Makes the Nine Elixirs Legendary
Our beard oils aren't built on one miracle ingredient — they're forged from nine rare oils, each chosen for what it brings to the spell. Together, they create a cosmetic conditioning blend for softer-feeling beard hair and easier grooming.
Hydration That Lasts
Jojoba, Argan and Marula oils help soften dry-feeling beard hair. Adjust the amount to your beard and skin.
Skin First, Beard Always
Maracuja and Borage Seed oils contribute conditioning. Choose care for your skin type; persistent irritation needs individual advice.
Fortified Strands
Baobab and Black Seed oils help condition the beard you have for a softer, more manageable feel.
Revive & Restore
Meadowfoam Seed and Sea Buckthorn oils contribute a smooth finish and natural-looking sheen.
The result? A beard that feels softer, looks fuller, and carries the unmistakable aura of vitality. Not greasy, not heavy — just healthy power sealed in every drop.
Ingredients
Jojoba Oil
Argan Oil
Maracuja Oil
Baobab Oil
Marula Oil
Meadowfoam Seed Oil
Black Seed Oil
Borage Seed Oil
Sea Buckthorn Oil
Scented with 100% essential oils only. No fragrance oils.
Jojoba Oil (Golden)Jojoba adds glide and helps condition dry-feeling beard hair. Start with a small amount and judge the finish on your own skin.
Argan OilArgan contributes softness and a smoother feel to coarse beard hair as part of this cosmetic blend.
Maracuja Oil (Passionfruit Seed Oil)Passionfruit seed oil contributes light conditioning and a silky feel. Skin tolerance varies; discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Baobab OilBaobab helps condition dry-feeling lengths and ends. Conditioning improves feel and manageability; it does not create new hair follicles.
Marula OilMarula contributes slip, softness and a light sheen. The amount you use affects how rich the finish feels.
Meadowfoam Seed OilMeadowfoam seed oil contributes to the blend’s smooth texture and conditioning finish.
Black Seed OilBlack seed oil is included for cosmetic conditioning. This finished product is not a treatment for acne, infection or hair loss.
Borage Seed OilBorage seed oil contributes fatty acids and conditioning to the blend. Persistent redness, itching or scaling needs appropriate skin-care advice.
Sea Buckthorn OilSea buckthorn oil contributes color and conditioning to the blend. We do not claim that it heals skin or increases beard growth.
Start with a Clean Beard
For best results, apply after a shower or washing your beard — when hair and skin are clean and slightly damp.
Dispense the Oil
Place 3–6 drops (depending on beard length and thickness) into the palm of your hand.
Warm & Activate
Rub your hands together to evenly distribute the oil and awaken the natural aromas of the blend.
Work Through the Beard
Massage the oil into your beard and down to the skin beneath, ensuring full coverage from roots to tips.
Shape & Style
Use a beard comb like The Conjurer's Pick to evenly spread the oil and style your beard into its most legendary form.
Pro Tip — Consistency is key: daily use keeps your beard soft, nourished, and ready to command attention.
