Review of the Savage Alchemy Obsidian Beard Butter
2 min readI previously tested the Savage Alchemy Obsidian beard balm and discovered how hard it was when my finger hit the surface instead of slipping into the balm.
So I then assumed the beard butter would be softer, however once again the contents were solid and I had to use a metal plectrum to scoop some out.
The butter actually contains just three ingredients, Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter & Jojoba oil and so I was surprised how firm it was.
However once in your hand and you start to work it, it actually turns into a soft butter quite quickly, but takes longer than the other butters I have used and it certainly is the firmest beard butter I have come across.
It has left my beard feeling softer but it doesn’t feel as nourished and conditioned as I have had from some other beard butters.
However, I am not saying it is a bad product!
I have tested over 500 products and so I have tested products from very bad to utterly fantastic and so I of course judge products based on what I have tried. So just because I am not blown away by this butter, it isn’t because it’s not a good quality, it is just that I have sampled better.
It is made from all natural ingredients, it is hand made in small batches and it is a nice product.
The Obsidian scent is a blend of Pine, Birch & Black Spruce essential oils.
It is I think, a scent that is a winter scent, it is warm and reminds me of a Methyl Salicylate, Camphor and Menthol effiicasent oil that is used to ease pulled muscles and clear a blocked nose.
It isn’t for me but I can appreciate that it is blended well.
The Savage Alchemy Obsidian Beard Butter comes in a screw top tin and is available in two sizes, 30g costs £6.99 & 60g costs £12.99 from the website.
Also available in;
- Serpentine – Cedar, Cypress & Juniper
- Rhodonite – Lavender, Ylang & Lemon
- Celestine – Peppermint & Eucalyptus
- Selenite – Sweet & Spiced Orange
- Kyanite – Grapefruit, May Chang & Lemongrass