Static electricity: plastic creates static electricity, and this makes hair fly away and tangle. Wood does not do this, so your hair stays soft and neat.
Spreading natural oils: wood helps spread the natural oils from your scalp along the length of your hair. Plastic does not do this.
Protecting your hair: polished, smooth teeth that do not scratch the scalp or break the hair like some types of plastic.
Comfort: wood is light and comfortable in the hand, and it does not heat up like plastic.
What does it do for your hair?
Detangles: it glides easily through the hair and loosens knots without pulling or breaking.
Stimulates the scalp: with every stroke, it stimulates blood circulation in the scalp, and this helps hair growth.
Reduces breakage: because the teeth are smooth, they do not cause the hair to break.
How to use
Start from the ends of your hair and loosen the tangles little by little, then work your way up to the scalp.
Pass the comb in calm movements, from the scalp down to the ends.
Use it daily or as needed.
Tips
Do not use it on very wet hair, because the hair is weaker then.
If there is a strong tangle, loosen it with your hand first, then use the comb.
The wooden comb is a simple tool, but its benefit is big. It protects your hair from static electricity, spreads the natural oils, and stimulates the scalp.
Care: Wipe it clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not soak it in water.
Storage: Keep in a dry place away from humidity and direct sunlight.
