Beard Oil

One fateful day in the 1880s, while Col. Angus was out surveying his sprawling estate, his shovel hit something unexpected – a bubbling pool of crude oil. Black Gold! Instead of cashing in on his newfound fortune like any reasonable man might, the Colonel saw potential. Not in fueling locomotives or lighting lamps, but in taming the wiry whiskers that plagued him and his contemporaries. After all, if oil could lubricate the wheels of industry, why not soften stubborn beards? It was just common sense, really. With his trademark mix of brilliance and sheer stubbornness, he began experimenting, pouring, straining, and occasionally catching fire (purely by accident) until he emerged victorious with a smooth, golden liquid that he dubbed “beard oil.”

Of course, his process was as ludicrous as it was groundbreaking.
He boiled the crude oil in his grandmother’s old copper still, filtered it through a burlap sack, and then added a secret blend of herbs and moonshine for good measure. The result? An oil so potent it could soften even the most bristly of beards and leave them gleaming enough to blind a man at ten paces. By the time word got out, Col. Angus had once again cemented his place in beard history, proving that sometimes, the best ideas are born from a little bit of madness and a whole lot of hair.


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