Review on 🔸 Kent A FOT Handmade Pocket Comb: Fine Tooth Hair Straightener for Everyday Grooming and Styling Hair, Beard and Mustache - Made in England by Chris Cranor

Are you writing a review for a hairbrush? I never thought I would make it until there was a little crisis yesterday. I thought I had lost my Kent comb. Creepy flashbacks began — memories of trying to find a replacement for my Ace hairbrush and realizing they've since turned into cheap, dirty, prickly crap. And then I tried every comb I could get locally and found that they were all cheap crap too compared to the old Ace combs. I tried one (I forgot the brand) that looked good but broke in half after a few months. In desperation I ordered them. I swallowed hard and paid seven bucks for a hairbrush? When it arrived I was impressed with the quality, the fact that it was well made, smooth, had no seams and didn't seem to break at all. Unlike any other comb I've had, except for the old Ace combs, it hasn't lost a tooth or tip and never scratches the scalp. But still seven dollars for a hairbrush? Is it worth that much? The answer came to me yesterday when I thought I had lost it and found myself panicking all over the house, on the couch, the chairs, the cars, the porch. I broke down and borrowed one of the children's combs. SHIT! With all these memories, I came to work after an hour's drive. These memories. Should I buy a cheap spiked comb from CVS or the grocery store until I can order new Kents and have them delivered? I couldn't bring myself to do it. There was one other place I could find a lost hairbrush - the office. And there it was under my chair where it must have fallen out of my pocket. So what did I do today? Of course, I ordered replacement parts so I would never have those memories again. Seven dollars for a hairbrush? Worth every penny.