A fairly honest product line for beard care, it doesn't work miracles but it definitely has some results and improves hygiene and texture on the hair and skin. I use them in the following way, shower with the shampoo obviously, good drying and cleaning, on dry beard the oil with a little massage on the hair and skin and before I go out I usually put the cream that keeps them in place and gives a shape to the beard. It softens them, not excessively but they are not hard either. Beard to beard naturally differs. It's worth a try and whoever sees results continues to buy them.

I mentioned the oil in a separate review, so I won't say anything else about it. Before I talk about the other two products, I want to clarify the following: Although I have been growing a beard for over a decade, I am new to these related products. I don't have previous experience to compare.

So, the shampoo:
Rich foam with a small amount (although "small" is relative), a color that reminds me of lavender, a scent that personally reminds me of a combination of "patchouli - the scent of an old barbershop from the 60s" (not necessarily bad, but somewhat intense), and a texture and density, like when you run out of hand soap and add water to be able to use it (or dishwashing detergent for housewives!), very watery! I don't have any issues like "irritation, etc." For a medium-length beard (3-5 cm), a "handful" is okay. It doesn't soften the hair (at least not mine), but that doesn't bother me.

The Balm:
My experience with Balm stops at what the barber applies after trimming the beard. With that in mind, I tried approximately the same amount. I expected a similar holding effect (you might say not all Balms are the same), but it was like putting atlacol on my beard! I won't do it again!

In summary: I probably won't try the two out of the three products again, but the third one (the oil), yes, under certain conditions.