How to Use The Bearded Lady Hair Oil in Lavender Lemon

By Beard Care Club - Veteran Owned and Operated | Published: 2026-11-03

Category: How-to Guides

A practical, step-by-step routine for applying The Bearded Lady Hair Oil in Lavender Lemon, with checkpoints to avoid greasy roots and heat-damaged strands.

Quick answer

Apply The Bearded Lady Hair Oil in Lavender Lemon to damp or dry hair in small drops, working from mid-length to ends first and only lightly near roots. Use it before heat styling to help protect strands, and repeat two to three times a week or as your hair needs.

Why start mid-length and ends instead of the scalp

Hair oil is easiest to over-apply at the roots, where natural oils already gather. Starting mid-length and working downward spreads the product where dry, styled hair usually needs it most, and it keeps the crown from looking heavy.

If your hair is fine or your beard is short, use less than you think and add a second drop only after the first has absorbed. The Lavender Lemon scent is noticeable but not overpowering, so a light hand also keeps the fragrance from competing with cologne or beard balm.

Heat styling is where this oil earns its place

The catalog describes this hair oil as a way to help protect hair from damage caused by styling tools such as hair dryers, straighteners, and curling irons. That makes it a sensible step before heat, not just a finishing shine.

Oil alone does not replace a temperature setting or a heat-protectant spray, and the catalog does not claim a specific heat rating. Treat it as one layer of care: keep tools on a moderate setting and avoid holding heat on one section for too long.

When to skip it or scale back

If your hair or beard already feels coated, or you applied a styling cream earlier, wait until the next wash day rather than layering more oil on top. Oily buildup can make hair look limp and is harder to rinse out than a single light application.

The product comes in a size option, so match your routine to how much you actually use: a small bottle suits occasional heat styling, while regular use across hair and beard may call for the larger size. Check the size selector before ordering so you are not restocking every few weeks.

Step-by-step Lavender Lemon hair oil routine

Start with damp or dry hair, not soaking wet: Towel-dry hair until it is no longer dripping, or apply to dry hair before styling. Water can dilute the oil and make it run, while bone-dry hair can soak up too much at once. Checkpoint: if you can squeeze water from a strand, wait a few minutes before applying.
Dispense one to three drops into your palm: Warm the oil between your palms, then press it into mid-lengths and ends first. For a beard, start with one drop and work it through the length rather than the skin underneath. Mistake to avoid: pouring oil directly onto the scalp or beard root, which makes it easy to over-apply.
Comb or brush it through evenly: Use a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to distribute the oil from mid-length to ends. If you are applying before heat styling, make sure every section you plan to style has a light, even coating. Checkpoint: if the comb drags or the hair looks stringy, you have used too much—comb through and add nothing else.
Style with heat on a moderate setting: Use your dryer, straightener, or curling iron as usual, but keep the temperature moderate and keep the tool moving. The oil is a protective layer, not a license to use maximum heat. Mistake to avoid: re-applying oil between every section while styling; one light application is enough.
Finish with a tiny amount on dry ends if needed: After styling, rub the residue on your palms over just the driest ends or the tip of your beard. Skip this step if the hair already looks shiny or feels coated. Checkpoint: shine should look soft, not wet; if it looks wet, you have added too much.
Repeat two to three times a week and adjust: Use the oil on days you heat-style and on the days your hair or beard feels dry. Wash it out with your normal shampoo or beard wash, then start again with a small amount. Mistake to avoid: applying daily out of habit; let how your hair feels decide the frequency.

Product facts

The Bearded Lady Hair Oil - Lavender Lemon: The Bearded Lady Hair Oil in Lavender Lemon combines lavender with a zesty lemon scent and contains nine carrier oils, including argan, jojoba, vitamin E, and pumpkin seed oil. The blend is designed as a multi-purpose hair oil, so you can use the same bottle for hair and beard instead of buying separate products.
The Bearded Lady Hair Oil - Lavender Lemon