🔪 Kent A FOT Handmade All Fine Tooth Saw Cut Beard Comb - The Ultimate Pocket and Travel Comb for Beard and Hair Care in the Essential Kent Beard Kit Review

It's hard not to love this little pocket comb from Kent, $8 with Prime, I've been using this little comb for 3 years and it's my favorite EDC comb ever never goes my side, or pockets, should I say. This beautiful handcrafted comb is made entirely from cellulose acetate, making it completely eco-friendly. It's 4 1/2" long, with perfectly rounded saw teeth running the length of the comb, for a softer comb that your scalp is sure to appreciate. Not only is cellulose acetate eco-friendly, it's also

I put off buying this for a while because I thought I could find a comb that really suited me for less money. But after throwing away dozens of combs, I finally added this one to my Christmas gift order. I'm glad I did! First, I have very large pores. Other combs with finer, sharper teeth sometimes get stuck in one of my pores. Not only is it very painful, but it often warps the stuck tooth. The teeth of this comb are thicker, harder and rounded at the end; they are not liable. Second, you know

I bought this comb because I was told it would damage my hair less since it was sawn and not stamped or injection molded. I have experienced the opposite. I've always used cheap little black stamped combs and they've always worked well. It wasn't until I started using this that the hair on my head and beard started falling out. I think I know why this comb isn't working. The sawn part of the comb teeth looks porous, rough, similar to sandpaper, but not smooth. The spacing between the teeth…

I have trichotillomania, so I literally can't control my obsessive desire to constantly play with my facial hair. I used to pluck my eyebrows, but since I started growing a beard last fall I've been messing around with it instead. I would comb "too much" and it would break and make my hair uneven, but after switching to a Kent product my beard looks great no matter how much I brush. It just floats in any hair and gives the desired effect without getting tangled. When I was drunk last night, I…

Of course I'm new to hairstyling, especially when it comes to combs, since I've only used cheap, commercially available items up until now. However, I still don't fully understand the appeal of this particular comb. You're tiny, which would be amazing to hear if you knew what a tiny person I am. Combing my hair is so embarrassing that you can't get into it very deep without dipping your hand into it. The teeth are not long enough, the comb itself is not long enough. I mean, I could have tried…

Very nice handcrafted comb with smooth teeth perfect for bearded people or those lucky enough to have hair on their head. I bought it because it is advertised as handmade, which must mean it has no imperfections in the teeth of industrial combs. These blemishes act like tiny teeth and can tug and tug at your hair during use. I found this brush significantly reduced tugging and tugging. All in all this is a great comb for the money, very vintage looking and hand made. It appears to be carved…