Sandalwood Beard Comb

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Sandalwood Beard Comb
Beard Comb from Appalachian Botanical Co.
  • Sandalwood Beard Comb
  • Beard Comb from Appalachian Botanical Co.
Sandalwood Beard Comb
Beard Comb from Appalachian Botanical Co.
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Description

Wooden Beard Comb with Wide and Fine Teeth for Detangling and Styling

A good beard deserves better than some cheap plastic comb you found in a bathroom drawer.

The Appalachian Botanical Co. Sandalwood Beard Comb gives you wide teeth on one side and fine teeth on the other, so you can handle the whole beard routine with one simple tool. Detangle it. Shape it. Work in your beard products. Get everything where it belongs.

The smooth wooden teeth move through facial hair with less snagging and static than many plastic combs. The wide side handles thicker growth and stubborn knots. The fine side gives you more control when it is time to shape things up and look respectable again.

It even comes with its own Appalachian Botanical Co. drawstring muslin bag, because tossing a good wooden comb loose into your gym bag with your dirty socks seems like a bad plan.

Why Your Beard Needs One

  • Wide and fine teeth give you two grooming options in one comb
  • Wide teeth help work through thicker beards, tangles, and knots
  • Fine teeth help shape, tidy, and style your beard
  • Helps spread Beard Oil, Beard Balm, or Beard Cream from root to tip
  • Smooth wooden teeth help cut down on snagging
  • Wood helps reduce the static you can get from many plastic combs
  • Compact enough for your bathroom, gym bag, suitcase, or wherever else your beard goes
  • Comes with an Appalachian Botanical Co. branded drawstring muslin bag
  • Makes a solid gift for a bearded man who could use a little help

Two Sides. One Good Looking Beard.

Wide Teeth for the Heavy Lifting

Got a thick beard? Start here.

The wide teeth give your facial hair more room to move through the comb, making them a good choice for thicker growth, tangles, and knots. This side also works well after washing your beard or applying Beard Cream.

Start at the ends and work your way through gently. Your beard is attached to your face, after all. There is no prize for ripping through a knot.

Fine Teeth for Shaping and Styling

Once the tangles are gone, flip the comb around. The fine teeth give you more control for shaping your beard, tidying stray hairs, and getting everything headed in the same direction. They can also help spread Beard Oil, Beard Balm, and Beard Cream throughout your facial hair instead of leaving most of it wherever your hands happened to put it.

A few passes can take a beard from slept in to ready for public viewing.

Why Wood?

Plastic has its place. Your beard comb does not have to be one of them. Smooth wooden teeth help reduce the snagging and static that can come with many synthetic combs. That means less pulling, less fighting with your beard, and a more comfortable way to get things under control.

The two tooth widths also mean you do not need a pile of grooming tools cluttering up the sink. Use the wide side when your beard needs some work. Use the fine side when it needs some manners.

How to Use Your Beard Comb

  1. Start with the wide teeth and gently comb through dry or damp facial hair. Work through tangles without yanking or pulling.
  2. Apply your preferred Beard Oil, Beard Balm, or Beard Cream.
  3. Switch to the fine teeth and comb through your beard again to help spread the product from root to tip while shaping your beard.
  4. Then admire your work for an appropriate amount of time.

Take Care of Your Comb

Pull out loose beard hairs after each use. Nobody wants to see those next time.

When the comb needs cleaning, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. Do not soak it or leave it sitting in water. It is wood, not a submarine.

Keep it in the included drawstring muslin bag when you are not using it.

Product Details

  • Design: Double tooth wooden beard comb
  • Teeth: Wide and fine
  • Includes: Beard comb and Appalachian Botanical Co. branded drawstring muslin bag
  • Best For: Detangling, shaping, styling, and spreading Beard Oil, Beard Balm, and Beard Cream

Description

Wooden Beard Comb with Wide and Fine Teeth for Detangling and Styling

A good beard deserves better than some cheap plastic comb you found in a bathroom drawer.

The Appalachian Botanical Co. Sandalwood Beard Comb gives you wide teeth on one side and fine teeth on the other, so you can handle the whole beard routine with one simple tool. Detangle it. Shape it. Work in your beard products. Get everything where it belongs.

The smooth wooden teeth move through facial hair with less snagging and static than many plastic combs. The wide side handles thicker growth and stubborn knots. The fine side gives you more control when it is time to shape things up and look respectable again.

It even comes with its own Appalachian Botanical Co. drawstring muslin bag, because tossing a good wooden comb loose into your gym bag with your dirty socks seems like a bad plan.

Why Your Beard Needs One

  • Wide and fine teeth give you two grooming options in one comb
  • Wide teeth help work through thicker beards, tangles, and knots
  • Fine teeth help shape, tidy, and style your beard
  • Helps spread Beard Oil, Beard Balm, or Beard Cream from root to tip
  • Smooth wooden teeth help cut down on snagging
  • Wood helps reduce the static you can get from many plastic combs
  • Compact enough for your bathroom, gym bag, suitcase, or wherever else your beard goes
  • Comes with an Appalachian Botanical Co. branded drawstring muslin bag
  • Makes a solid gift for a bearded man who could use a little help

Two Sides. One Good Looking Beard.

Wide Teeth for the Heavy Lifting

Got a thick beard? Start here.

The wide teeth give your facial hair more room to move through the comb, making them a good choice for thicker growth, tangles, and knots. This side also works well after washing your beard or applying Beard Cream.

Start at the ends and work your way through gently. Your beard is attached to your face, after all. There is no prize for ripping through a knot.

Fine Teeth for Shaping and Styling

Once the tangles are gone, flip the comb around. The fine teeth give you more control for shaping your beard, tidying stray hairs, and getting everything headed in the same direction. They can also help spread Beard Oil, Beard Balm, and Beard Cream throughout your facial hair instead of leaving most of it wherever your hands happened to put it.

A few passes can take a beard from slept in to ready for public viewing.

Why Wood?

Plastic has its place. Your beard comb does not have to be one of them. Smooth wooden teeth help reduce the snagging and static that can come with many synthetic combs. That means less pulling, less fighting with your beard, and a more comfortable way to get things under control.

The two tooth widths also mean you do not need a pile of grooming tools cluttering up the sink. Use the wide side when your beard needs some work. Use the fine side when it needs some manners.

How to Use Your Beard Comb

  1. Start with the wide teeth and gently comb through dry or damp facial hair. Work through tangles without yanking or pulling.
  2. Apply your preferred Beard Oil, Beard Balm, or Beard Cream.
  3. Switch to the fine teeth and comb through your beard again to help spread the product from root to tip while shaping your beard.
  4. Then admire your work for an appropriate amount of time.

Take Care of Your Comb

Pull out loose beard hairs after each use. Nobody wants to see those next time.

When the comb needs cleaning, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth and dry it thoroughly. Do not soak it or leave it sitting in water. It is wood, not a submarine.

Keep it in the included drawstring muslin bag when you are not using it.

Product Details

  • Design: Double tooth wooden beard comb
  • Teeth: Wide and fine
  • Includes: Beard comb and Appalachian Botanical Co. branded drawstring muslin bag
  • Best For: Detangling, shaping, styling, and spreading Beard Oil, Beard Balm, and Beard Cream

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