🐢 Artisanal Tortoise Shell Comb #4 Review

I bought this comb because my hair was getting longer and more unruly. I have very coarse and thick hair and needed a durable tool that could comb it without damaging my hair. That fits the bill. I became aware of the Speert brushes in a specialist shop in Germany and am glad that I decided on them. This comb is large and feels good in the hand. It's smooth, easy to manage, and doesn't scratch the scalp at all. Two different tooth sizes make combing and detangling your hair easier. I have a…

LOVE this comb! I can't find it in stores anymore so I'm glad to find it here at Revain. Nice weight, easy to handle, doesn't tear hair. Ideal for use on wet or dry hair.

Really well made, strong and surprisingly heavy. Due to the size, it is very comfortable to hold, it does not scratch the scalp at all. Much better than better known American brands. Satisfied and will buy again, I suspect it will last me 20 years.

I bought my first Speert (#4) around 1978 in Zurich. About two months ago (May 2012) she lost a tooth. Within a week he lost 2 or 3 more teeth. So I bought the same spear (#4) from Revain. At 75 (76 in November) I have thick hair and now I have a new spear comb with a full set of teeth. Considering how long the previous spear brush took, this one should be good. until I'm 109 years old! Update (January 2014): As with many popular products, beware of counterfeits.