comb MENS

Who said that a comb is an exclusively feminine accessory?

I think the harsh Scandinavian warriors would be surprised to hear such an opinion. In historical notes and ancient images, we can see that the overwhelming number of Vikings wore shoulder-length hair, and sometimes longer. In order that the hairstyle could not become a hindrance in battle, the warriors braided their hair into tight pigtails on both sides of the face or fastened them with a ribbon around the head.

Viking beards also changed from era to era, obeying the fashion trends of those years.. Many sources indicate that the Scandinavians were very attentive to the cleanliness and neatness of their beards, and also did not allow vegetation on the cheeks and neck. For convenience and decoration , the beards of warriors were also often braided into braids.

Combs made of bone and wood with a lot of teeth helped the Vikings to maintain their hair on their head and face in proper condition, so if you had any doubts before, now you are hopefully fully convinced that the comb from SokolWorkshop is primarily a men's accessory.