KENTFine and Wide Tooth Combs - Beard, Mustache, and Hair Styling Grooming Set for Men, Made in England (6")

Not exactly cheap ... but well worth it .. not the first one I bought from this brand and it will not be the last

Somehow the bristles allow tangles to be cleared without tearing hair out. I like holding the smaller version and it fits in pockets etc.

It's just a comb, but it's a good one. The teeth aren't too sharp and don't stab you. The fine tooth side is great for beards, and the wide tooth side is great for hair. I've been using this regularly for a few years and I don't expect it to ever break (I just keep it in the bathroom though, so why would it break?). The logo has worn off after some time, but that's trivial to me. I also just like how it looks; it's a very classic tortoise shell look.

This is a great comb. Good quality, nice finished edges are not sharp. Really no negatives.

This is not the first hand sawn comb I have purchased. For some reason, they arrive smaller than I expect, but I'm not complaining. It should last for years. It looks exactly like the photo.This comb is marketed to men, but ladies appreciate a smooth comb, too. Just saying, Kent!

Since i was first given a Kent of London comb 50 years ago, I have always used them because in durability and feel I found them superior to any other combs I ever used.

I wanted a good comb that wasn't too large, and this one fits the criteria nicely. I do wish that the smaller R7T The Apsley was cheaper (why does a 5" comb cost more than a 6"?), but I'm satisfied with the 6". I might get another Kent comb as a travel one, they truly are nice combs

special great product and quality as personal grooming aid - quality comb

I bought this to replace a Kent comb I have been using for approximately 50 years! It had lost a few teeth and was the bigger version of this one, and as now my thick head of hair has become a bit thinner I opted for the smaller version. Best comb you can buy and I'm sure it'll last longer than I will!

I use this as a beard comb and it's better than anything else I've used. My beard is usually quite curly and hard to tame, but this makes easier work of it. Just be sure to use a decent beard oil/balm. I still use a bristle brush to work those into my beard before using this to neaten it up.It's also much tougher than I was expecting. It's a quality comb, and I'd recommend it.

I find that moulded polypropylene combs scratch my scalp no matter what I do. This this is a consequence of the material as well as the moulding method.The Kent combs are made of cellulose acetate, a much older plastic, and they are hand-cut, which avoids the sharp edge which injection-moulded combs develop along the mould line.

These combs are always beautifully made and last for years. Always a good purchase.

Brilliant if you have long hair and need to detangle it by hand.