Twist It Up Comb 3.0 (Green)

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If you’re at the point where you require a mustache comb, then you’re also at the point where you need mustache scissors. The latter will maintain your desired length as it grows, as opposed to an electric trimmer. Noel launched his company in Italy with only three personnel; despite this, the company is continually growing. Who is the founder of Twist It Up Comb? Material: Comb materials will vary,but if you're ready to take your grooming skills to the next level, we recommend investing in a higher-quality comb made of wood or metal. Plastic is the most common (and a bit cheaper), so if you’re going that route, just ensure it’s sturdy and flexible. This brand prides itself for being hygienic. This comb is very easy to clean. All you have to do is soak the comb in hot soapy water for 3-4 minutes and you will have a clean brush for every use.

Our next comb is from Twist Brush. Similar to our first product this consist of stainless steel woven patterns. You get this at a similar price as the above article, though this comes in a smaller size and is available in two shades( green and purple). Davey Matthew, a pro hairstylist whose work has graced the covers of magazines and the heads of celebrities and models Men’s combs probably aren’t the first item at the top of your shopping list—but they’re still important. Whether you’re trying a new hairstyle, growing out a beard, or need to detangle your hair, there’s technically no one-size-fits-all comb, and for that reason, we've done extensive research on the best combs for each hair type and desired style outcome. In episode 1011, Noel Durity reveals his creation, the Twisted Up Comb, and hopes the Sharks enjoy it. Durity is apparently looking for financial help from a Shark to expand manufacturing and distribution.Noel was motivated to learn how to twist his hair by his ambition to seem fashionable with afro hair. Noel looked around for an effective comb but came up empty-handed, so he decided to make his own.

Other than the fact that The Twist It Up Comb employs a patented design for the stainless steel weaves inside the comb, it seems as if no other brand on the planet even came close to copying this idea. Therefore, it is safe to assume that this weird little multimillion-dollar idea has a long way to go and might have formed a fashion monopoly. Our Final Thoughts

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Because of its high-quality materials, this one-of-a-kind styling tool is portable, washable, and cost-effective. This durable comb does not dry out your hair and lets you get your desired curls. Maintaining it is also very easy, just soak it in warm soapy water and you will have a clean brush before every time you start twisting. Noel was a successful real estate agent, always well groomed. He used various types of combs designed for Afrocentric hair, but they were painful, pulling at his hair, often breaking it off. Besides, they didn’t last long at all, and it seemed like he was always buying combs. He tried the curl sponge, which didn’t hurt and didn’t break off his hair and did a somewhat decent enough job styling his hair, but it absorbed the products on his hair as well as the natural nutrients, and it couldn’t be cleaned. The sponge needs to be replaced once a month for hygiene reasons—that sure adds up! This is our favorite option on this list, as it offers two combs for the price of one. Each end offers a different purpose, so you can achieve a range of looks with one tool. Also, unlike the old-timey sponge, this gizmo does not rid the user’s hair off essential nutrients. As a result, you can expect to always have well-groomed hair that is hydrated and strong enough to style-on-through the ages.

Washing your hair can make it look flat and thin. But this doesn’t mean you should stop washing. After all, you need to clean your scalp and hair clean. All you need to do is wash your hair the night before and then apply pomades. You can use this product in the morning before you start twisting your hair.This is sturdy and hard. This is also easy to clean and can be washed by just soaking in warm soapy water. In addition to this, most of these combs didn’t even last that long because it seemed Durity always needed to buy a comb. At one point in time, Durity even tried using the curl sponge, which didn’t break-off his hair or hurt his scalp and it also managed to do a great job at styling his afro. However, the sponge would absorb whatever product he applied in his hair alongside some of their natural nutrients. The real deal breaker came when Durity learned that these curl sponges couldn’t be cleaned. Each month, the sponge needed to be replaced for hygienic reasons – which makes perfect sense. Caitlyn Martyn is a commerce writer on staff at Byrdie. She is known for forcing her brothers and boyfriend to step up their self-care games, starting with the right hair combs and brushes. For this story, she consulted with an expert:

To get the perfect twists, just place the comb on your hair and move it in circular directions with a bit of pressure.

Durity was a reputable real estate agent and people always described him as well-groomed. He owned a number of rare comb-like gizmos that were specially designed for Afrocentric styles. However, each of these combs would hurt because they would tug or, oftentimes, break-off his hair.