Diane Styling Comb Count D52 Review

I've been looking for a good base comb to replace my old favorite that was missing a few teeth for a long time. I bought a few different replacements from local stores thinking "it's just a comb" but none of them worked. And surprisingly, there weren't that many easy ridges on Revane. So I tried this comb because it looked like my old comb and I got lucky. Now I like it more than my old favorite because it seems "right". I guess it's smaller tooth spacing, overall length, light weight but…

I ordered these combs because the one "disappeared" with my clippers (my son always asks for a comb). Since I cut my hair and my son's hair every two weeks, I needed a good barber comb. When I received them I was pleasantly surprised that they are of the highest quality made in the USA. Other reviews say they are thin. I don't need a thick comb to trim my hair but these are cool. They don't bend or bend easily, and the comb's "fingers" are strong in use and even trying to bend them. Overall…

I first looked for a replacement for my trusty ACE hard rubber comb, but found out that this version is no longer made. Diane combs are not just a great substitute. In fact, I like the Diane combs even more than the trusty old Ace. The Diane is half an inch longer than the Ace and I was surprised at how much that extra length increased the comb's usefulness. Diane is light but strong and the fine teeth are great for fine hair, better than the Ace in my opinion. With 12 Diane combs, it was…

Such a great price for this item which comes in a pack of 12. Worth it! There are a few things you need to know and one of them is that these combs are not heat resistant. It's great to have double combs for your needs for some of the customers who come for the haircut. I would recommend having these black combs for light hair and getting another set for darker hair like white or red combs.