Baxter California Comb: Optimized for Online Searches Review

First brush buyer here and so far so good. I grew up catching my dad's old brushes and combs and using them for holidays or weddings to clean. I've spent some time in the ministry and never had hair longer than an inch, didn't really need to control that length. I've been growing my hair and beard for 3 months so I've been looking a little crappy lately. My mom and several girls in my life wanted to look cleaner, but I just don't want to cut my hair or shave my face. I bought some styling…

This is a Swiss comb. Designed in California but made overseas like iPhones. Actually, this is an iPhone made of combs. Because have you ever seen a Swiss without well-combed hair? No way. They know their combs. Combs, fondue and clocks, baby. But especially combs. This quirky piece of Swiss craftsmanship has nothing to do with the fifty A&P centers. This thing combs your hair. I mean really comb your hair. combs. Hair. Yes. For $20 you can comb this hair. And if you're wearing it because…

I recently bought this comb to replace a very cheap and flimsy comb I got with a clipper. I wasn't sure what to expect from the $20 comb, but it got high reviews and I based my decision on that. After a week of use I am very happy with my purchase. The overall weight of the comb is very different from my previous one and it fits my larger hands better. The biggest advantage I found with this comb over my old one is its strength. This is the kind of comb I've come to expect in high-end hair…