Solid Stache Oil

Guys can use this solid bar to help tame their mustache and beard. Simply melt the bar in between your fingers and run it through your mustache or beard to tame those wild hairs. This compact size can easily fit into briefcase, backpack, etc. 

(2) 2 oz Kokum Butter

(2) 2 oz Tucuma Butter

(1) 2 oz Apricot Kernel Oil

(1) 2 oz Olive Oil - Extra Virgin

(1) 1/2 oz Jojoba Oil - Clear

(1) 2 oz Beeswax - Ivory

(1) 2 fl. oz Cedarwood EO - Certified 100% Pure 135

(1) 2 fl. oz Lavender 40/42 EO - Certified 100% Pure 139

(1) 1 Mold Mustache Small Round Mold (LOP 18)

(6) 1 Set 02 oz Silver Shallow Rustproof Tin & Screw Top Set

Recipe Ingredients:

• 2.70 oz. Kokum Butter
• 2.70 oz. Tucuma Butter
• 0.24 oz. Apricot Kernel Oil
• 0.24 oz. Olive Oil - Extra Virgin
• 0.24 oz. Jojoba Oil - Clear
• 0.89 oz. Beeswax - Ivory
• 5 Drop(s) Cedarwood EO - Certified 100% Pure 135
• 4 Drop(s) Lavender 40/42 EO - Certified 100% Pure 139

Equipment From Home:

• (1) Metal Pan
• (1) Scale - Digital Display
• (1) Stovetop
• (1) Spatula or Mixing Spoon
• (1) Thermometer - Digital

Recipe Disclaimer:

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Directions:

NOTE: If you are making these products for sale, good manufacturing practices recommend you wear a hairnet, gloves and a mask. We also recommend a clean apron, workspace and sanitized equipment.

1. To a metal pan, add Kokum Butter, Tucuma Butter and Beeswax. 
2. Place on stovetop and heat over low heat until completely melted. Turn off heat source. 
3. Slowly add Apricot Kernel Oil, Olive Oil and Jojoba Oil. Stir well.
4. Remove from heat. Once mixture cools to 155°F, add essential oils. 
5. Carefully pour into mold filling to the top of each cavity. Let harden. Mold can be placed in refrigerator to speed up this process.
6. Remove from mold and package one solid mustache into a tin.
7. Label product accordingly.

To Use: Simply melt the bar in between your fingers and run it through your mustache, beard or even hair. 

NOTE: This product may melt in warmer weather. Keep out of cars or warmer areas to prevent melting. The beeswax can be increased slightly to make a harder bar for production in warmer climates.