🐢 Swissco Tortoise Pocket Comb: Compact and Stylish Grooming Accessory Review

An excellent hairbrush that does not damage the scalp. I bought my first comb a few years ago and it is still my favorite comb to this day. The quality is significantly higher than most plastic combs. Unlike other popular and cheaper plastic combs, the Swissco Pocket Comb's teeth are nicely rounded and won't itch, instead providing a more comfortable, softer massaging sensation as you brush through your hair. The comb appears to be more durable and reliable than a regular plastic comb. Combs…

These combs are expensive but should only be replaced if lost. There was a time when Ace and another line made strong combs. Now this is the only comb I've found that breaks or snaps. As you can see, it also looks stylish.

March 16, 2015: Comparison of 5 tortoise shell pocket combs. similar combs. Here is a comparison of all 5: Group 1 - Cheapest and lowest quality: A) Conair B) Caravan France Group 2 - Average price and average quality: A) Caravan France, De Luxe, Handmade Group 3 - Highest price and best quality A) Swissco , Handwork B) Kent, Handwork, Saw Cut, OT1A. Conair ($2.49) (fine/coarse teeth). At 4 7/8 inches (very close to 5) it is the second largest length after the Caravan models. Conair has the…

Although I keep the 1980's Ace comb as an old quality document, Swissco even surpasses the old Ace in structure and quality as you can see in the picture. It is also more comfortable for the hair and scalp. Swissco is better than any comb I've tried to replace the old ace.

I carry it in my back pocket almost every day and have for a few years. I've never lost a tooth. To borrow a phrase from Todd Howard, "It just works." And it really is.

My wife's expensive nylon comb she bought about 40 years ago ended up losing too many teeth so she chose this as a possible replacement. The comb (we bought two) is well constructed and the teeth are rounded to avoid scratching the scalp like some do. It's nice and compact and works well for my wife.

This is a top quality comb. It looks stylish and the tooth tips are smooth - they won't scratch the scalp (or face) like most cheap combs. The teeth are ok, but not too close together. I like the small size of the pocket comb. I was wary of the quality of the Asian made ones but this one has a finish and quality on par with those made in Kent for less money. Like many others, I was disappointed with the declining quality of Ace combs, which no longer have the fine workmanship and tough rubber…

I've been dealing with discount store crests for too long. Even revered brands have almost become scrap. I bought one of these and was blown away by the difference: smooth to the touch, almost no drag and a beautiful finish. I use it for beard and hair. I break combs pretty easily and this one is still intact after over a month. My wife tried it and loved it too. Because of this comb, I bought a longer style (more expensive) British comb, but it tugged at the mustache.