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About Oregon Wild Hair Moustache Wax® and Oregon Wild Hair Enterprises

Mark S. Coyl, sculptor and creator of Oregon Wild Hair Moustache Wax®.  Photograph by Ross Mehan.

Photograph by Ross Mehan

Mark S. Coyl, sculptor and creator of Oregon Wild Hair Moustache Wax®.

 Oregon Wild Hair Enterprises is a family venture founded by Mark and Susan Coyl, who have lived in Oregon for over 30 years. Fleeing cities in the early 1970s, both Mark and Susan arrived in Southern Oregon seeking a quieter, cleaner life.

   Part of that new life was the search for a natural moustache wax to tame Mark's wild hairs. Every wax he had sampled was heavily perfumed and tasted bitter, ruining the flavor of hot drinks. Finally, dissatisfied with commercial moustache waxes, Mark decided to make his own.  Using beeswax, petroleum jelly, lanolin, and natural musk oil, Mark created Oregon Wild Hair Moustache Wax®. It is lightly, pleasantly scented and does not spoil the enjoyment of tea and coffee.  Mark continues to create his moustache wax at home in small, handmade batches and Susan manages the distribution of the one-ounce tins. Their daughter, Shaula, maintains the web site and handles publicity while their son-in-law Brandon is their marketing consultant.

   As an artist, Mark brought his love of sculpture with him to Oregon as well. The natural skill that first appeared in high school grew into an impressive talent. More than 30 years later, he continues to sculpt in stone and metal.

   Please visit the rest of the site. Take the opportunity to sample the natural moustache wax created in a small town in Southern Oregon and enjoy the works of art created in the heart and mind of an artist.