I have been using Stirling’s Ramblin’ Man beard oil for about four years. I love the scent, and the oil is great for my skin. And, I have appreciated the value.
I wish you had left things alone. don’t love the new packaging.. With the new packaging I get an ounce less (the former bottle was 3oz), inclusion of a medicine dropper (I have no use for it), and despite the smaller size, the price increased by a dollar (a 60% price increase per ounce!).
Any chance you have some of the older stock still around?

This was the first I knew that Stirling Soaps also made a Preshave/Beard Oil. I have been using it as a beard oil. It is thick, but not greasy and that makes it less messy. It absorbs really well, and leaves my beard soft. The scent is fantastic, and lasts a long time. Very nice.

Great product, and great scent. Soakes in, and doesn’t feel greasy or (for an oil)…oily. Softens hair, and smells great!

Helps prevent razor burn shaving what little hair I have on my head and smells good.

The listed notes match Creed Himalaya note-for-note, so I'm going to assume that was the inspiration. Citrus, wood, and musk/ambergris matches the profile of a lot of "fresh," "blue" fragrances so it surprised me when I first tried this and it immediately made me think of Stirling's "Triumph" scent (aka Paco Rabanne Invictus) but _much_ more mature and toned down. It has a strong floral body that also reminds of Stirling's Sharp Dressed Man (aka Creed Green Irish Tweed) so in a way it kind of feels like a lighter, fresher, cooler GIT. This scent would be perfectly at home in the spring and fall, and possibly summer--though I'm always concerned with the amplification of musk notes in warm weather. Perfectly suitable for office or daily wear.

It's so fresh and clean but with a subtle depth. It's like expensive hotel hand soap. I'd love if my house smelled like this.