Harry's Beard Grooming Kit for Men, 5.1 Fl. Oz Wash and 3.4 Oz Conditioning Spray, Beard Care Kit

I'm pretty happy with this as a go to solution for keeping my beard in order. I'll use the beard and face wash in the shower and then once I'm all dried out Ill spray some of the beard conditioner on. The beard wash seems to do a pretty good job. I would typically use a castile soap on my face anyway to pull out oils and its nice that I can skip that on my beard as it would dry it out. Post shower without the conditioner it felt softer than usual.The beard conditioner has a very nice, lite scent to it, a bit woodsy but not as robust as some others I've used. Made my beard pretty soft, better than most other things I've tried. Not as great as a beard oil, but doesn't leave your face oily, so its a nice tradeoff. Neither of these made me feel oily or greasy. Overall, very happy with this and if I had one complaint it would be the vague instructions on the spray. Guess it makes sense, beards come in different lengths. So, I would suggest starting with 1 spray per side and if you find you need more, add more. Remember, you can always add more, you can't add less.

This beard care kit from Harry's is all you need to care for whatever you or the man in your life has going on his chin. Yes of course practically any man can grow a beard, but caring for it is what takes many from messy crumb catcher to something worth being truly proud of. And it really doesn't take much more time than is spent washing your face, and you're still on the plus side of all the time (and money) saved not shaving.So basically use the wash to clean the face AND the beard (remember, crumb catcher) and then work in a little of the conditioning cream into the beard. Done. It smells great and feels great since you're not dealing with the spiky unconditioned beard hairs. Brought to you by David's, who knows their man stuff, so worth a few extra minutes in the morning or in the shower.

The beard & face wash gel works well but doesn't lather as well as pictured, and the conditioning spray (squirt bottle, not aerosol) helped but didn't significantly soften stiff hair. I just expected more given the $22 price.

I see what you're doing Harry's - they thought you couldn't capture the market of people who *don't* regularly use razors. These are generously sized and high quality even with my relatively sensitive skin.

I am in my early 40s with an oily skin type, having a well-maintained beard so I only use very specific brands and products.I have used products from Harry’s in the past so I was familiar with the quality of their products and their outcome on my skin. With this specific combo of Brard wash and conditioner, I was very impressed by the fragrance, the easy pump bottle, and the high quality.The fragrance is not overwhelming, is just right for my liking, and doesn't linger for hours to come. I use it every day to wash and clean my beard and facial skin. It makes my skin smoother and my beard feels gentle.Decent product combo! Good price point.

I'm super sensitive to scents but heard good things about Harrys beard washes, I love it! His facial hair feels softer, no more scratchy kisses, and smells wonderful. The skin underneath looks and feels cleaner too. Easy to use and the bottles last forever.

I have always had good luck with Harry's products. My beard tends to be dry. The face and beard wash worked well without making my face itchy. The spray-on conditioner did make my beard more manageable. They both have a pleasant, not overpowering, scent. I found that being able to get these as a set is also a plus.

Overall, I am glad there are products like this where it helps with my beard. I don’t have a massive beard but regular soap kept my face dry and this was a nice wash. It added moisturizer back to my skin versus taking it away and the conditioner was also very helpful. My skin didn’t feel irritated and I did not get dry skin, and it had a nice scent, while also making my beard less rough and much softer too. I would recommend!