💇 Discover the Expert Precision of the Mason Pearson Rake Comb Review

I have fairly long hair that is prone to tangles and tangles. A comb rake is a must. However, not all rakes are constructed even remotely the same. A very experienced barber told me that cheap combs have rough toothed edges that cut and weaken the hair. Only very good combs with polished teeth do not damage the hair. I switched to Mason Pearson combs a few years ago and my hair has gotten so much better. The comb I'm reviewing is my fourth because I like having spares at home, in the office…

When you pay $35 for a comb you expect quality. You don't expect a tooth to snap in a few months when you comb your hair, and you don't expect it to break in half after a few months when you comb your hair. I bought this wide-toothed rake to brush through damp hair after getting out of the shower and spritzing on leave-in conditioner/detangler. I have fine Caucasian hair that shouldn't have a problem detangling, especially after washing, double conditioning and detangling. This overpriced piece

Edit: Almost two years of use and the comb is still in perfect condition. No broken teeth or cracks. Original: For those reviewers who say their comb is falling apart, they most likely didn't follow the directions. Any comb will break if misused. This comb is so strong and well made that it's hard to imagine it breaking in half or parts falling off. I don't use hair products (the instructions say not to get chemicals, oils etc on the comb) and after use, if I've used conditioner in the shower…

I was hoping for a petite little travel comb that would fit in the small pocket in the back of my bag. Doesn't the picture look like this? Instead I got this huge thing, bigger than my head! I wish the measurements were in the description. I don't think I'm the target buyer for this comb; I'm not sure who it could be. Someone with a huge head and coarse, coarse hair? Did someone want to comb their shaggy carpet? It is beautifully made and finished just like the Mason Pearson combs. But I'll…