The Singh Styled beard oil, Nourisher, is the gold standard of beard tonics made for the Sikh Beard and Beardsmen.

Packed with 9 essential oils like Tea Tree Oil, Almond Oil, Jojoba Oil, Argan Oil, Macadamia oil, Vitamin E, Basil Oil, Amla and Jaswand Powder, makes the Nourisher a great potent that provides nourishment to the beard follicles, strengthening and conditioning the beard strands.

Tested on all beard and skin types, as well as across countries and weathers, the all-you-need beard oil is perfect for beardsmen who are growing a beard, or facing issues like beard fall or patchiness due to the use of beard waxes and harmful beard fixers to style/set the beard.

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The Nourisher is a must for the Sikh Beard

By nature the beard needs to be kept open, flowing, soft, and conditioned. However, Sikh Gentlemen like to set the beard by applying various beard fixers and harmful hair sprays that make the beard rough and the bread strands brittle.

An overnight application of the Nourisher allows the beard follicles to extract the nutrients from the beard oil, condition the beard strands, reduces beard breakage and helps in an healthy beard growth.

If you use a beard fixer to set the beard, apply the Nourisher before applying the fixer. The Nourisher becomes a protective layer as well as reduces white flakes.

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Ideal Application Time

For the Sikh Beard, the best time to apply the Nourisher is the night, before going to bed. Once you have massaged your beard scalp, the beard follicles start extracting the nutrients from the beard oil. The 8-9 hours helps the Nourisher to condition the beard.

A Sikh Gentlemen applying beard fixer or hair spray to set the beard can apply the Nourisher on beard as a base, and then apply the beard fixer to set the beard. By doing so one adds a protective layer over the beard and the pores and helps in reducing white flakes.

For Beardsmen who keep their beard open, application of the beard oil post bath helps to keep the beard conditioned, and shiny.

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Ingredients

1. Tea Tree
   
2. Almond Oil
   
3. Jojoba Oil
4. Argan Oil
5. Macadamia Oil
6. Vitamin E
7. Basil Oil
8. Amla Powder
9. Jaswand Powder
   

The Nourisher is a must for the Sikh Beard

The Kesh Healer is a must have product for the Sikh Gentlemen. As the name suggests, the Kesh Healer helps to condition the hair, de-tangles the hair reducing hair breakage by up to 97%, and keeps the hair deodorised.

Regions in India where the hardness of water makes the hair, dryers and rough, a regular application of the Kesh. Healer helps to keep the Kesh soft, shiny, and smooth, helping to reduce hair breakage.

The Kesh Healer is a great applicator for beards which have become rough and dry due to years of application of beard fixers or weather conditions.

Ideal Application Time

The ideal time to apply the Kesh Healer is 2-3 times a week, preferably in the evening, once you back from work/play/gym and get comfortable in your home clothes. Apply a few drops of the Kesh Healer on your hair, and then comb your hair.

Furthermore, the Kesh healer should be applied post a hair bath. The period between hair bath and drying the chances of tangling of the hair is high. By applying the kesh oil you negate the tangling issue.

Sikh Gentlemen who are facing issue of rough and dry beard should apply the Kesh Healer 2-3 times a week. By doing so regularly you keep the beard soft, and shiny.

Key Ingredients

1. Argan Oil
2. Macadamia Oil
3. Moringa Oil
4. Avocado Oil

The Turban

A dastaar, or pagg / turban as it is more popularly known, is one of the most crucial elements of a Sikh Gentleman’s attire. Associated with values of Courage, Spirituality, Honour and Self Respect, the turban is considered a gift to the Sikh Gentleman from his Guru.

Keeping these facets in mind, Singh Styled has taken the onus of curating turban quality and shades that complement the personality of the Sikh Gentleman, and the latest sartorial trends. The high thread count fabric ensures the turban is of exacting standards and in line with the values it represents.

Fabric

Voile

Measurement

1 Meter = 39.5 cms

1 Meter = 1.0936133 Yard

The Turban

A dastaar, or pagg / turban as it is more popularly known, is one of the most crucial elements of a Sikh Gentleman’s attire. Associated with values of Courage, Spirituality, Honour and Self Respect, the turban is considered a gift to the Sikh Gentleman from his Guru.

Keeping these facets in mind, Singh Styled has taken the onus of curating turban quality and shades that complement the personality of the Sikh Gentleman, and the latest sartorial trends. The high thread count fabric ensures the turban is of exacting standards and in line with the values it represents.

Fabric

Voile

Measurement

1 Meter = 39.5 cms

1 Meter = 1.0936133 Yard

The Turban

A dastaar, or pagg / turban as it is more popularly known, is one of the most crucial elements of a Sikh Gentleman’s attire. Associated with values of Courage, Spirituality, Honour and Self Respect, the turban is considered a gift to the Sikh Gentleman from his Guru.

Keeping these facets in mind, Singh Styled has taken the onus of curating turban quality and shades that complement the personality of the Sikh Gentleman, and the latest sartorial trends. The high thread count fabric ensures the turban is of exacting standards and in line with the values it represents.

Fabric

Voile

Measurement

1 Meter = 39.5 cms

1 Meter = 1.0936133 Yard

The Turban

A dastaar, or pagg / turban as it is more popularly known, is one of the most crucial elements of a Sikh Gentleman’s attire. Associated with values of Courage, Spirituality, Honour and Self Respect, the turban is considered a gift to the Sikh Gentleman from his Guru.

Keeping these facets in mind, Singh Styled has taken the onus of curating turban quality and shades that complement the personality of the Sikh Gentleman, and the latest sartorial trends. The high thread count fabric ensures the turban is of exacting standards and in line with the values it represents.

Fabric

Voile

Measurement

1 Meter = 39.5 cms

1 Meter = 1.0936133 Yard

The Turban

A dastaar, or pagg / turban as it is more popularly known, is one of the most crucial elements of a Sikh Gentleman’s attire. Associated with values of Courage, Spirituality, Honour and Self Respect, the turban is considered a gift to the Sikh Gentleman from his Guru.

Keeping these facets in mind, Singh Styled has taken the onus of curating turban quality and shades that complement the personality of the Sikh Gentleman, and the latest sartorial trends. The high thread count fabric ensures the turban is of exacting standards and in line with the values it represents.

Fabric

Voile

Measurement

1 Meter = 39.5 cms

1 Meter = 1.0936133 Yard