Burly Fellow

“Quality, thoughtful products, and all for a great cause.”

Created in Melbourne Australia by a couple of gentleman who saw opportunity. The opportunity to create beard care products and male grooming kits. The main focus was and is, quality ingredients.

With a desire to keep it all natural and feel good when it comes to their products. Burly Fellow uses a long list of the best ingredients that they say aren’t just fancy names but comfort and sweet scents in a package. Adding herbs and spices along the way as in fir needle, patchouli, Virginian cedarwood, black pepper, peppermint and vanilla. So let’s get to some products.

Burly Fellow Beard Oil: (Available in 3 scents)

Black Pepper & Citrus

Lavender & Pine

Lime & Mint

Get that scruff taken care of and relieve itching while promoting the growth of your facial forest. High in vitamin E and leaving a nice sheen while moisturizing your skin and hair.

Burly Fellow beard balm and oil

Burly Fellow Beard Balm: Only tested on men with majestic features. Tobacco and vanilla scented, this is great for someone looking for something with more hold or in addition to the beard oil. A balm will give some thickness to a beard in as well as helping with the itch and taming growth.

Burly Fellow softy pomade

Softy Hair Paste: This is a sort of cleaning product with sugar added scented water based matte clay. The scent is completely wonderful reminding me of something along the Muk line. A flexible medium hold with low shine suitable for short to medium hair. Great for messy and neat styles alike.

Burly Fellow

Semi Pomade: Medium hold high shine pomade with traditional wood and kind of citrus end notes. A pomade that can be used on long/short as well as curly hair. A traditional finish pomade.

Stiffy Pomade: For the more hold seeker. Scented a bit like a smoked lemon leaf, this nice lighter heavy I’d say leaves you looking dapper. High hold and high shine for that slick look. “For the most authentic of gentlemen.”

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