Collection: The Rushmore Collection
Mt. Rushmore. This great monument dedicated to 4 of our greatest presidents resides in the Black Hills of South Dakota, nestled close to the city of Keystone.
Designed and created by Gutzon Borglum from 1927-1941. Originally each of the 4 Presidents were supposed to be depicted from head to waist, but lack of funding led to the sculpted heads only. Mt. Rushmore is visited annually by near 2 million visitors to view its splendor and grandeur.
Washington - The Father of our country was an American Revolutionary hero who commanded the continental armies and held them together through the savage winter at Valley Forge. Washington was elected the first president of the United States in 1789-1797.
Everyone knows the story of how he chopped down a cherry tree. although there is no basis to this claim the story has become synonymous with the man himself. So, Washington's scent is inspired by this story as a cherry Cologne.
Jefferson - Thomas Jefferson most Notably drafted the Declaration of Independence. When Jefferson took office, he then wanted to find the Northwest Passage to the Pacific Ocean. He managed to buy the territory from the French. 530 million acres all for $15 Million Dollars!
The Corps of Discovery was then formed and sent across the newly acquired land to find the Norwest Passage and to document anything new along the way. Jeffersons scent is inspired by exploration and outdoors! Floral, Woodsy Cologne with a touch of fresh apple.
Roosevelt - My personal favorite President! There are literally too many things this man did in his life to mention in just a short paragraph. Teddy was shot in the chest during a speech but continued on because his folded-up speech notes stopped the bullet from penetrating him. He led his men up San Juan Hill, accomplished the Panama Canal, Went blind in one eye during a boxing match with a military aide.... while he was in office!
Roosevelt was a man's man, and he loved the outdoors, most notably the West. Teddy spent much of his younger years out in Dakota Territory studying the Prairie and finding new meaning to life, his biggest goal while there? Shoot a Bison before they're all gone......and he succeeded! Roosevelt's scent is a manly Cologne with rich sandalwood, mossy musk and Honeysuckle. truly embodying an outdoorsman's love of the rugged frontier life.
Lincoln - Not much needs to be said about the great Abraham Lincoln. As most of us learn in school Lincolns entire life. In my opinion his greatest achievements being the Emancipation Proclamation, the Gettysburg Address and his ability to hold together a crumbling Union amidst a Civil War.
Lincolns' life was cut short by John Wilkes Booth, but his legacy carries on today. This is just a short synopsis of what a great man Lincoln was, and I hope you all agree. Lincolns scent embodies the youthful life of Abraham Lincoln as a practicing lawyer from Illinois. Smoked cedar and sophisticated Oud.
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Lincoln Beard Oil (Rushmore Collection)
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Roosevelt Beard Oil (Rushmore Collection)
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Washington Beard Oil (Rushmore Collection)
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Jefferson Beard Oil (Rushmore Collection)
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from 214 reviewsCroatoan oil and butter in beard today. What a rich, warm, and decadent fragrance! Crisp, juicy apple, sweet, sensual cashmere, and earthy, fresh cut hay. As unique as it is sublime. Well done my friend, one of my absolute favorite Notable scent profiles!
I wasn't aware that we Americans drink coffee as opposed to tea largely in direct rebellion to buying overtaxed British tea! S/O to Evan for (watch this 🤭) spilling the beans on this 😜. Boston Tea party from Notable Beard Co. is a great twist on the whole "tea" theme in that it's a very nicely crafted coffee scent - as in a coffee shop / donut shop scent! The coffee has a roasted depth with a pleasantly bitter edge, sweetened with the combined indulgence of cinnamon sugar donuts AND brown sugar. The coffee and donuts are well pronounced with cedar and amber doing the heavy lifting in the back, providing the scent with a sweet, warm, woody foundation. The orange peel is intriguing, perhaps better noticed if absent? - but therein lies the artistry - the subtle enhancements that make or break the scent, whether detected on their own or not. I found both the scent AND the story to be fun and engaging, and will say again, Evan is among the best when it comes to scent subtleties and nuances.
Familiar story, and familiar territory for me - as in so many times when I'm trying a new scent from Notable Beard Co, I'm blown away by how each note in the profile is meticulously metered. Revere is spicy, earthy and grounded deeply in rich tobacco and a long-lasting masculine leather. Put it in beard and tell me it's not manly! Everything in REVERE is what you wish every scent had just a little more of, and it's straight from the hand of one of the most skilled makers in the community. Thank you, Evan 🤝
This is one of the most elastic apple scents I’ve gotten my nose on. A pure blast of sweet red apple, a hint of cashmere, & a nice note of hay to give this some nice body and earthiness.
So glad I picked up this returning scent!
Evan is one of the most underrated scent crafters in the industry. And Boston Tea Party is another example of that!
That coffee note hits you first, but this isn’t a super punchy and in your face coffee scent. The coffee note is smoothed out by the added amber and touch of brown sugar and that beautiful addition of cinnamon sugar donuts!
That touch of orange peel gives this enough brightness to keep this scent from being too sweet and dark.
This Boston Tea Party scent is a great ode to the monumental event that happened in 1773. Evan has another winner here!
Well, slap my knee and call me smooth, because Notable Beard Co. went ahead and bottled up pure lightning with this "Liberty Bell" blend. For starters, the scent profile is awesome. It hits you with a mix of bergamot, cedar, sandalwood, vanilla, and white tea. It doesn't smell like you've been rolling around in a sawdust pile; it gives off a mighty fine, premium masculine cologne vibe. Now, let's talk about the grease—or lack thereof. The ingredient list reads like a luxury grocery store for your face. They loaded this juice with argan, hemp seed, meadowfoam seed, jojoba, sunflower, sweet almond, and shea nut oil. I don't know what kind of wizardry they used to blend all those together, but it softened my stubborn face-thicket quicker than a rainstorm on dry dirt: no greasy residue, no itchy skin, just pure, premium comfort. If your beard is currently looking like a tumbleweed and smelling like yesterday's campout, do yourself a favor and ring this Liberty Bell. It's a 5-star masterpiece.
Liberty Bell is the real deal. Right out of the bottle, it smells like a smooth, high-end masculine cologne. You get a nice clean lift from the bergamot and white tea, grounded by warm cedar and sandalwood, with just a hint of vanilla to smooth out the edges. It’s a sharp, clean scent that makes you feel like a million bucks without overpowering the room. The ingredient list reads like a wishlist for beard health, packed with heavy hitters like argan, hemp seed, meadowfoam, and jojoba oils. It sinks right in without leaving your face feeling greasy, softening up those scratchy whiskers and keeping the skin underneath happy. It leaves your beard looking healthy, soft, and smelling downright fantastic. I always say this, but another banger from Notable.
I want sure with the Revere scent because I am not a leather head. The leather is there, but it is in the background. The mint helps balance it out. I also pick up the bay rum(clean) and the orange and tobacco playing so well with one another.
I know this is listed and has layers to it, but I mostly pick up a rugged, woodsy profile and I absolutely love it. My wheelhouse truly.
Some great depth to it, easy to wear and feels very nice in beard (oil & butter)
I know this is listed and has layers to it, but I mostly pick up a manly and sophisticated freshness but also some earthy vibes from the tobacco.
Some great depth to it, easy to wear and feels very nice in beard (oil & butter)
I know this is listed and has layers to it, but I mostly pick up a manly and sophisticated freshness but also some earthy vibes from the tobacco.
Some great depth to it, easy to wear and feels very nice in beard (oil & butter)
Butter and oil are smooth as silk. Boone is a great woodsy scent that lasted all day.
Got the new John Paul Jones oil yesterday and put it in beard last night. I always say this about Notable scents, but this one is very unique. I can actually envision the aftermath of a sea battle with the scent of the sea and rum. There is a faint smell of tobacco and a whiff of gunsmoke. There is a note in there that I can't quite place, but the overall presentation of this one is darn good. I noticed the profile evolved as time wore on. It was still present this morning when I woke up. Another Notable banger...best go get some.
Oh, I also got the cologne, so I am gonna be walking around smelling like a seaman fresh from battle... you know, like a boss... lol. Great job, Evan.
I forgot to add I'm a huge history nerd!! That's what drew to me to y'alls company in the first place!! Very cool!!!
Hi I just received the Kite and Key yesterday also the Jefferson ,I gotta say I really like the Kite and key the scent is awsome plus if feels great !! I'm sure I'll love the Jefferson as well!! The sticker and the little duck was a nice touch!! Will definitely be getting more oils and I really want to try y'alls butter too!! Thanks again from North Carolina!!😎