The SnowFlake | Skin Serum | Beard Oil

STROVEN LTD

£4.75

An intensely soothing blend of apricot, oat, and virgin coconut oils with arctic blackcurrant extract to regenerate compromised skin barriers tame unruly beards. This non-greasy 100% natural beard oil is suitable for even highly sensitive skin - ideal for flakey beards and razor burns. If your skin becomes sore and flakey at the mere mention of fragrance, if your precious baby-face is as sensitive as a newborn’s bottom, if you struggle to find products that don’t cause breakouts and irritation, we got you. Developed for the über sensitive, the wokest of beards, the millennial follicles. Discov

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STROVEN LTD, number SC709235. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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