Swedish beard and moustache comb
£21.60
Ex Tax: £18.00
A small and fairly wide toothed stonewashed stainless steel comb with a quite deep walnut handle. Designed to pull reasonably easily through the curls of a beard or bushier moustache, whether for styling, conditioning, or a postprandial de-crumb and refresh. Made by Iris Hantverk, whose workshops in Sweden and Estonia were founded to provide traditional handcraft, especially and originally in brush making, employment for the visually impaired. Just under 7cm wide by 6.8cm, with teeth of 2cm, and a handle depth of about 4.5cm.
Care Advice
Keep dry when not in use. In the case of wet-use brushes, please shake any excess moisture from the bristles, and dry hanging up or on a surface with the bristles facing down. Clean brushes only when necessary with a little shampoo and hot water, making sure to dry thoroughly. Condition the wooden surface every now and then with a beeswax furniture polish, or mineral oil, to prevent cracks or splitting. Note that clothes moths will go for animal fibre brushes in the same way that they will for animal fibre clothes. Keep brushes in a dust free environment, and treat surfaces with cedar oil to repel them.
- Materials Stainless steel and walnut wood
A small and fairly wide toothed stonewashed stainless steel comb with a quite deep walnut handle. Designed to pull reasonably easily through the curls of a beard or bushier moustache, whether for styling, conditioning, or a postprandial de-crumb and refresh. Made by Iris Hantverk, whose workshops in Sweden and Estonia were founded to provide traditional handcraft, especially and originally in brush making, employment for the visually impaired. Just under 7cm wide by 6.8cm, with teeth of 2cm, and a handle depth of about 4.5cm.
Care Advice
Keep dry when not in use. In the case of wet-use brushes, please shake any excess moisture from the bristles, and dry hanging up or on a surface with the bristles facing down. Clean brushes only when necessary with a little shampoo and hot water, making sure to dry thoroughly. Condition the wooden surface every now and then with a beeswax furniture polish, or mineral oil, to prevent cracks or splitting. Note that clothes moths will go for animal fibre brushes in the same way that they will for animal fibre clothes. Keep brushes in a dust free environment, and treat surfaces with cedar oil to repel them.
- Materials Stainless steel and walnut wood
