Kent 12T All Coarse Hair Detangling Comb Wide Teeth Pocket Comb for Thick Curly Wavy Hair. Hair Detangler Comb for Grooming Styling Hair, Beard and Mustache. Saw-Cut Hand Polished. Handmade in England

This is the best comb Ive ever owned. Im a woman with thick, long hair and Ive been buying cheap combs thinking that a comb was a comb. But I started to notice that some of the teeth in my cheap combs were getting bent and breaking my hair when I combed it. This comb doesnt even feel the same. Its like comparing apples and oranges. This comb is heavy and I cant imagine the teeth would snap off or bend under heat. I feel like it massages my scalp when I use it. Its 5.5 x 1.75, so not as long as a regular comb, but not as small as a mens pocket comb. I will definitely invest in more Kent products in the future.

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Such great quality!

This is my favorite of all the combs Ive tried for my big bushy beard. I have bought a variety to distribute through my home, car, office, and work satchel and this one takes top honors. Highlights are the longer teeth that can reach all the way through my bushy beard, the overall dimensions and shape. The only negative relative to some other combs is slightly tighter spacing on the teeth.

I like everything about this comb. It is my favorite. Its a little pricey, but hey, it should last forever, and its comfortable against your scalp. That makes it a bargain in my book.

I bought this comb for my beard. Its good quality construction and is super smooth. It doesnt snag or pull on my hair, at all, as I use it. (It also wont scratch at your skin as you use it, which may be a plus or minus depending on if you were hoping to scratch an itch on your face or scalp as you were combing.) The missing star is because I wish the teeth were closer together and thinner (perhaps there is another model I could look into, but this one is serving my needs decently).

Just feels better than any other comb, totally worth a couple extra bucks. I give this as a cheap gift-for-no-reason to friends and family that have been using crappy 99¢ combs all their lives. And if youre still reading... random piece of knowledge on why it feels different: It is made out of acetate rather than injection plastic. Acetate (which really is also plastic) is heavier and denser than injection plastic and so it gives a real sense of weight in your hand. Acetate must be carved from a solid slab rather poured into molds. This is a common difference in sunglasses. If you have a $5 pair, they are likely injection plastic, and if you have a greater than $50 pair they are likely acetate. It takes more money to carve out individual components rather than just mass produce using injection molds. (That being said, were all still gouged by the sunglass makers) If you have pairs at both sides of spectrum tap them with your finger nail or try both on back to back. That expensive feel just acetate. FWIW my favorite looking pair of sunglasses is cheap, I just cant stand how light the feel sometimes.

Really well made but a little bigger than other pocket combs.

Excellent product. I use it to coif and it’s great when you’re hair is wet. Great general use.

Handsome comb that does the job. I’ve been growing my hair out for the first time and it manages to get the knots out without breaking any hairs. I’ll only lose 1-2 hairs whereas other combs would yank out at least a half dozen during a combing. I’ll probably buy another one for travel I’m that smitten.