How to Make DIY Beard Balm

Place the double boiler over low/medium heat. Add all ingredients together except the essential oils. Stir continuously with a wooden skewer as the ingredients begin to melt together. Tip: Do not let the ingredients come to a boil.

Place the double boiler over low/medium heat. Add all ingredients together except the essential oils. Stir continuously with a wooden skewer as the ingredients begin to melt together. Tip: Do not let the ingredients come to a boil.

Once all the ingredients are fully melted, remove the boiler from heat and add 20-40 drops of essential oils to the mixture and stir well. Experiment with different essential oil combinations.

Carefully pour equal amounts of the balm into each tin. Allow the balm to solidify and cool for at least an hour before using. Tip: To speed up the cooling process, place the tin in the refrigerator.

Carefully pour equal amounts of the balm into each tin. Allow the balm to solidify and cool for at least an hour before using. Tip: To speed up the cooling process, place the tin in the refrigerator.

Start by printing or tracing selected image onto the dull side of a piece of freezer paper. Then lay the freezer paper down on a cutting mat and use a craft knife to cut out the image.

Start by printing or tracing selected image onto the dull side of a piece of freezer paper. Then lay the freezer paper down on a cutting mat and use a craft knife to cut out the image.

Start by printing or tracing selected image onto the dull side of a piece of freezer paper. Then lay the freezer paper down on a cutting mat and use a craft knife to cut out the image.

Now lay the shiny, waxy side of the freezer paper stencil onto the canvas pouch and use an iron to adhere to the pouch.

Next, apply a small amount of fabric paint onto a plate or pallet. Then, to ensure no paint bleeds through your canvas pouch, add a piece of paper to the inside before painting.

Next, apply a small amount of fabric paint onto a plate.

Use a stencil brush and a dabbing motion to paint the stencil starting on the edges. Apply an even coat with a repetitive, dabbing motion. Let the paint dry completely.

The Crafty Lumberjacks share a quick how-to for DIY beard balm and a neat, stenciled grooming tool pouch. To make, you will need: carnauba wax, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, your favorite essential oil combination, two tins with lids, double broiler, wood skewer, a small canvas pouch, freezer paper, iron, craft knife, cutting mat, black and green fabric paint and a stencil brush.

The Crafty Lumberjacks share a quick how-to for DIY beard balm and a neat, stenciled grooming tool pouch. To make, you will need: carnauba wax, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, your favorite essential oil combination, two tins with lids, double broiler, wood skewer, a small canvas pouch, freezer paper, iron, craft knife, cutting mat, black and green fabric paint and a stencil brush.