Name: Utility Wash
SKU: 308645

Size

14 fl oz / 414 ml

Tab:Description

MSRP: $36/ea

*This product can only be ordered in case packs of 4 units. Please select quantity in multiples of 4.

All-in-one wash, redefined. Utility Wash is a versatile cleanser for beard, hair, face, and body. These suds are formulated with no harsh sulfates — just coconut-derived cleansers that are gentle enough for your beard, hair, and face, but strong enough to wash where the sun doesn’t shine. Utility Wash pairs perfectly with Utility Softener. SIZE: 14 fl oz.

Tab:Utility Wash FAQs

HOW DO I USE UTILITY BEARD WASH?

BEARD WASH: Apply a nickel-sized amount of Utility Wash to your beard and work it into the skin beneath your beard. Bask in the awesome fragrance under your nose while letting it soak in. Rinse. Don’t repeat. Follow-up with matching Utility Softener to condition and hydrate beard hair.

HAIR SHAMPOO: Apply a nickel-sized amount of Utility Wash to your hair and gently massage it into your scalp. Let it soak in to allow the gentle surfactants to dislodge dirt and debris from your hair. Rinse. Don’t repeat. Follow-up with matching Utility Softener to condition and hydrate hair.

FACE / BODY WASH: Apply Utility Wash to a washcloth, sponge, loofah, or your hands (you animal!) and scrub yourself clean.

HOW CAN A MULTI-USE PRODUCT BE AS GOOD AS SINGLE-USE?

This is a great question. There are some fundamental differences between beard hair and head hair. But over the years, we have learned that certain gentle multi-use product formulas, when used properly, can be just as effective as single-use products for cleansing head hair, beard hair, and skin.

WHY DOESN’T UTILITY WASH LATHER AS MUCH AS OTHER SHAMPOOS?

Contrary to what many people think, a foamy lather doesn’t contribute to its cleaning or conditioning power. But somewhere along the way, it got ingrained in our heads that a lot of foam was the only way to ensure your hair was being cleaned (yeah, big advertising probably had something to do with this). But what if we told you that lots of soapy suds don’t necessarily equate to cleaner, healthier hair?

Let’s break it down...

The surfactants in your shampoo or beard wash can’t simultaneously dislodge dirt and form foamy bubbles. So, the dirtier your hair is, the less foam your shampoo or beard wash will produce. But people like their foamy suds, so some companies add a bunch of foam-boosting ingredients to their shampoos and beard washes. This is effectively just filler that doesn’t contribute much to your hair's overall cleanliness.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I WASH MY BEARD AND HAIR?

When it comes to washing your beard and hair, less is more. We generally recommend two to three times per week, but other factors might change the wash frequency depending on your skin type and where you live. Men with oily skin or who live in humid, wet climates can wash more frequently. Men with dryer skin and who live in dry, arid climates should wash less often. Thick curly hair is typically dryer and would benefit from less washing. Straight or patchy beards can handle more frequent washing. If you work a job where you’re exposed to dirt — well, do what ya gotta do to keep it clean. Fortunately, Beardbrand Utility Wash is gentle enough for daily use.

HOW MUCH UTILITY BEARD WASH DO I GET?

14 fl oz / 414 ml

Tab:Ingredients

Utility Beard Wash - Old Money

Water (Aqua, Eau), Sodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Glycerin, Acrylates/Steareth-20 Methacrylate Copolymer, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Polyquaternium-7, Glycol Distearate, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Hydrolyzed Jojoba Esters, Decyl Glucoside, Aminomethyl Propanol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Fragrance (Parfum), Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate, Panthenol, Laureth-4, Citric Acid

Utility Beard Wash - Tree Ranger

Utility Beard Wash - Temple Smoke

FREE OF SULFATES / PARABENS / SILICONES / PHTHALATES

Tab:Fragrances

Old Money

Breathe deep—that's the smell of Old Money. With 23 fragrance notes—including aged oak, amber, and ylang ylang—this is a rich and complex scent that evolves throughout the day. As a fragrance, Old Money is right at home surrounded by rich mahogany, your favorite worn leather chair, a glass of whiskey, and a cigar.

Primary Notes: Oak, Amber, Leather, Lime, Ylang Ylang
Fragrance Family: Woody, Floral, Citrus
Fragrance Type: Rich & Complex

Tree Ranger

If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around, does it make a sound? Who the hell cares when you smell this good! We'll go out on a limb and say it—Tree Ranger will leave you pining for more. This blend of refreshing eucalyptus, fresh pine, and sweet, sweet cedarwood takes root in your beard, hair, and skin and says, "that man is a trailblazer." In other words, Tree Ranger keeps you smelling like you just hiked through a Pacific Northwest Forest.

Primary Notes: Eucalyptus, Pine, Cedarwood
Fragrance Family: Herbal, Woody
Fragrance Type: Light & Fresh

Temple Smoke

Temple Smoke is a mystical blend inspired by the rich fragrance of oud incense. It has deep and warm layers with an earthy, smoky undertone. The complementary notes of palo santo, frankincense, and patchouli create a rich and long-lasting blend. This resinous and smoky fragrance is perfect for a temple retreat or hastily retreating from a temple.

Primary Notes: Palo Santo, Vanilla, Frankincense, Patchouli
Fragrance Family: Woody, Resinous, Earthy
Fragrance Type: Sweet & Smoky