Kent 6T 6.9 Inch Double Tooth Hair Dressing Comb, Fine and Wide Tooth Dresser Comb For Hair, Beard and Mustache, Coarse and Fine Hair Styling Grooming Comb for Men, Women and Kids. Made in England

It never crossed my mind that something as simple as combs could have wide ranging differences in quality. Then I tried a Kent saw cut comb and it was like a night and day difference. This thing slides through my unruly beard like a hot knife through butter. It feels funny writing a review like this about a comb - Im not an expert on beauty products, the only thing I do besides shower is brush some beard oil into my face - but this comb is head and shoulders above anything else Ive ever used and is an absolute steal for what it costs.

I never thought I would want to leave feedback on a comb, but I have been using this for a few months now and could not be happier with my purchase...At first I thought that this is just another comb..but its not. The comb itself s very sturdy with very little give during use..it does not bend..It is very smooth when combing and there is no scratching..It is well made and you can actually tell where the extra cost is in comparison to the big box store combs.. As I mentioned I have been using this for a few months now and it still looks brand new...and I have also bought additional Kent combs for my family...and will continue to buy these over cheaper options..

I purchased this comb for cutting my 3 year old sons hair so that I could comb the hair quickly without scratching his scalp and this comb is absolutely PERFECT for that! It feels super sturdy, is perfect in size, and very pleasing if teeth comes in contact with scalp! Purchased a larger version of this one for my wife and she ABSOLUTELY loves it! Cant go wrong with this comb! Never knew that craftsmanship could make such a big difference in something as simple as a comb! Okay, stop reading reviews and just buy it already!

Been using Kent combs for 50 years just can’t buy a better comb

My friends goof on me for purchasing a handmade comb. Sure the cost is a lot higher than a cheap machine made plastic one, but once it hits your head youll appreciate spending a little extra. No sharp comb teeth, easy to clean and outstanding quality. Id buy one.

After my beloved Ace hard rubber comb succumbed to old age, Ive been searching for a suitable replacement. I bought a Champion hard rubber comb and while it was nice, it was a dressing comb and too big for my needs. A more serious problem with the Champion was that one of the teeth bent in short order, so, needless to say I was disappointed. The Kent comb had lots of good reviews so I took a chance and bought one. The size is perfect for me and the finish is super. Although not a hard rubber comb, the Kent is holding up very well with no bent or broken teeth. More importantly, the ends of the teeth are polished so they dont dig into your scalp as you comb your hair. As time goes by, Im more and more impressed with my Kent comb.

This comb glides through my hair which is both coarse and thick and a bit curly. No pulling on the hair and gentle on the scalp. Best comb ever.

Everything was good about this comb sturdy but still enough flexibility to work with

Love Kent combs. Great quality.

I read about the Kent combs in an article in e-mag, A Gentleman, a British publication, that described all of James Bonds personal tastes and toiletries as Ian Fleming is meticulous in his descriptions. I knew about Floris, a shop in London I visited in 1974 during my first excursion to the U.K. Later, the young son, a solicitor, of an old English family, asked how I paid for the items I purchased at Floris. I replied, Cash! And was there change, he queried. Yes. And the shop assistance place the change in a small velvet tray on the counter? Yes, again. I hadnt thought much about it. Well, she was observing the Victorian custom of money not changing hands between a lady and a gentleman. And when the Kent comb arrived from Amazon, there was the Royal Warrant on the packaging. And the comb is superb. Floris has only been in business since the 18th Century. And their fragrances are based on English wildflowers. And their hairbrushes for men are to be envied.