Review on Kent A 81T Bundle X-Small Gentleman's Pocket Comb: Fine Toothed Facial Hair Grooming and Styling | Hand-Made in England by Chris Wyffels

I have two of these combs for him in case he loses one because they are too small. He really likes this hairbrush and since he got it some of his colleagues have bought it too. All men say it softens the beard/mustache a bit and when used in combination with beard oil the softness is even more noticeable. Ladies, buy one for your boyfriend if his beard is a little wobbly (don't forget the beard oil). The men also said they like combing their hair because it feels good. These handcrafted combs are so much better than the plastic combs, you won't know until you see and try them. I tried one of the big ones on my long hair. The teeth of the saw clean and smooth my beard hair much like a boar hairbrush cleans my own hair. The difference to cheap plastic combs is that they are molded and therefore the fine lines on the teeth of cheap combs will trap, stretch and break hair. You don't know anything else until you have a real comb. Men say the tips and teeth of this comb feel much better than cheap plastic combs, and I see them combing their beards a lot these days. Men love grooming too, and this comb fits perfectly in a small jean pocket or back pocket while not being very conspicuous (men say). I haven't heard of any of them breaking either, they are very well made. My husband has grown quite a large beard and uses a large Kent comb for this, but he still carries and uses this small one for his mustache and all of his beard. For a large beard or for those looking to change up their beard style a bit, I would recommend the three sets of combs that come with the kit. This gives him more options and allows him to "borrow" one of the larger ones to straighten his own hair. I have every intention of getting more Kent combs/brushes, they seem worth the price.