The Bearded GoonRidiculously Strong Mustache and Beard Wax for Men | All Day Style Control to Tame Facial Hair | All Natural Handlebar Moustache Wax - 1oz (30ml)

The Bearded Goon's Ridiculously Strong Beard and Moustache Wax is the best I've ever tried! Very strong hold, and easy to apply. It heats up quickly between fingers. Try it, and you'll love it!

Hello! Thank you for taking my call. I like the product. I've tried many of them and they are great. Other brands are inferior and puny. Other brands should be ashamed and saddened by the shame they brought on their family. Goon for life!

It has a great hold though

My beard is very thick and extremely hard to tame. This product is the best I’ve found for keeping looking respectable!

I just want to be clear, this is not a negative review on the product, it just did not work for me and, since I have been scouring the land for beard wax that does work for me, I want to provide this review to help others as they search for the same.My main issue is that this wax was very difficult to apply, basically sat on top of my beard and seemed to either flake off or attract flakes from elsewhere (not usually an issue for me) throughout the day (which is not a good look!). I might not have warmed it up enough, it does say to use a hair dryer for 1 to 2 minutes but really that is not realistic to do every morning and seems quite laborious for a grooming routine. Again, to be clear, the description says it is rock hard and the name says "ridiculously strong" so it is not the company's fault and the product is probably great for people who have the time and inclination to prepare it for application. I am not one of those people and therefore I did not find the product that useful. I need something that is a little less involved, kind of like an American Crew Modeling Clay for beards, yes you need to make some effort to use it but not as much as seemed to be required here.I will update this if I figure out how to use it in a more convenient fashion. Until then, my search continues.

I like the aroma of this product and use it for the middle of my mustache. (For the edges, I use something firmer w/ more beeswax.)

I thought it was a joke when it arrived and was this small. I figured there had to be a bigger container in the bag. Nope. Not a joke.It's literally just beeswax and some minor scent. That's it. Being beeswax, it's nearly impossible to get it out of the container. When you do get a little bit out of the container, the hold is not strong at all. This product is a 0 out of 5 stars. Do not purchase. Just buy a block of beeswax at the store for a dollar.

Very impressed with the all natural ingredients. Seems pretty basic, but most of these products have crap in them, so this is a rare gem.Size is very small for $13 IMO... But, you don't need a lot as they direct. Just a tiny bit at a time, rub between fingers and start to pull the hairs in the direction you want. With that said, my beard is not very long; this is why I just got this wax. Although I use oils and balms to condition the facial hair, I didnt have anything string enough to keep certain areas in place even with my stuff bristle brush. It always looks better, but the wax is definitely a high hold compared to a balm which doesn't do much with shorter facial hair.I'm still deciding on how extravagant of a beard in going for. I'm trying to let the mustache gain more length so I can use the wax to pull it out and away from the lips. This is definitely getting me in the right direction, but I do think my facial hair needs to be longer. If it doesn't end up working out, I'll trim it up around the lips and let the rest go. But the wax is definitely a big help with it's high hold - I could see how those with white a bit of long facial hair could start to use this for true "shaping up."It's not too hard to use, but definitely need some time to apply it. Love the pick they include in the container to help you grab the wax, cause it's quite solid. You just need a tiny bit and then you heat it up between pointer and thumb fingers. Work it in little by little... I actually use a brush after that to try and massage it further into the facial hair, and it seems to help.