It has been said that you cannot grow a beard in a fit of passion, the fact is it requires a commitment uncommon in modern times. Noble Endeavour, the all-natural beard wash, acknowledges this commitment, honouring it with a cleansing hit to the olfactories that suggests peppermint and clay got it on one sunny day. Delivering a cleansing sulphate-free foam to remove unwanted grime, and argan oil to leave your beard feeling conditioned and resplendent, this is a wash for every beard, every day.
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
1. Gentle as your proverbial giant — so you can use it every day.
2. Will not strip moisture and leave you dry, itchy, and irritated like cheap soaps and shampoo.
3. 100% Natural ingredients and fragrance
4. Perfect for all beard and skin types.
KEY INGREDIENTS
Kowhai extract, Tamanu oil, Peppermint oil
ABOUT THE BRAND
Founded in 2011 by former cricket player and New Zealander, Dion Nash, Triumph & Disaster is a skin and haircare line that combines the best of nature and the best of science to produce naturally derived but scientifically engineered products that work.
The name was inspired by a poem close to Nash’s heart, Rudyard Kipling’s “If”, which contains the line: “if you can meet with Triumph & Disaster and treat those two imposters just the same…” This encapsulates the ethos of the brand – humility, honour, risk and reward. They are the values that moulded a brand capable of reminding us that acts of ritual and preparation are worthy endeavours and that healthy skin is something to aspire to and be proud of.
With a focus on sustainability, integrity and honesty, Triumph & Disaster is picky about its ingredients. They use local indigenous ingredients such as Horopito oil and Ponga fern extract blended with scientifically proven and natural ingredients from around the globe, such as clay from Australia, Jojoba extract from Mexico and Tamanu oil from Polynesia.
The brand aims to respect nature, utilise science, create products of ritual and tools for preparation – so we can treat Triumph & Disaster, those two imposters, just the same.
