🌿 Breezelike Sandalwood Hair Comb: Handmade Wide Tooth Comb with No Static - Natural Wooden Detangling Comb, Complete with Gift Box Review

Before I start: I have long, straight, thick, and fine hair (lots and lots of thin strands). I also know very little about health and beauty ;) I like the look (from a distance) and how the comb feels in my hand. The size of the bristles and the distance between them were as expected. However, on my first step in my hair, the comb pulled on my hair, pulling out a few strands and breaking a few more strands as well. This prompted me to take a closer look at the comb. The texture on the inside of

The hairbrush came in a nice box as a gift. I didn't understand the hype about wooden combs and natural curls until I tried it. I'm a believer now. I have incredibly tight curls (4c for those who know what it is). I have found that when using wooden combs I don't pull my hair as much as I do with plastic combs. This comb is made of sandalwood, so if you like this scent like me, it smells nice. I would buy this again. I should point out that while this can be used on damp hair, dipping the comb…

It arrived very nicely and securely packaged. It was like acquiring exquisite jewelry. I've used it on dry and wet hair and it works great on both. All of my daughters and I have long, thick hair and it's slipped through them. Even with large tangles, it doesn't hurt to pull hair out. There is less hair on the comb than on any other brush or comb I have ever used. And it takes about a minute to detangle all tangles without detangling sprays or creams, compared to several minutes of combing a…

I bought this because I felt the stitching on my plastic comb was hurting my hair. For reference, I have long, straight, and very fine hair. Luckily it doesn't get very tangled and it's the only thing I've combed it with in months. I noticed a significant reduction in the flyaways and split ends I used to have, but I also made some other changes around the same time, like using a wooden hair fork instead of rubber bands/plastic clips, and started using shea butter and avocado . Oil as a…

The comb looked and smelled great but after a few weeks one of the teeth broke off. It got caught in my strands and pulled out a lot of hair. I'm working hard to grow my 4c African American hair and it's really frustrating for me. I do not recommend. What a waste of money and now my hair is broken. Just threw it in the trash. UPDATE: I fished this comb out of the trash after trying to buy a plastic comb and seeing that they were worse. Plastic combs have combs on each tooth and I think they can