🌳 Wooden Comb: Natural Wood Wide Tooth Hair Comb for Gentle Scalp Massage and Relaxation - No Static, Handheld Head Care Tool for Meridian Massage and Acupoint Stimulation Review

I love good personal care products. When I was offered this wide tooth wooden hair/massage comb I was dying to try it - it looked very interesting. At the time of review, it cost $9.95 (and still have a coupon!). The comb comes in a plastic bag, no frills. There are no marks or stamps on the comb itself, and it feels very comfortable in the hand - absolutely smooth and polished, ideal for its purpose. Each one will definitely have its own character as each one is made from a different wood…

I was so happy because I love wooden combs and brushes; I also use wide tooth combs to detangle my hair. While this comb seemed to be the best of both worlds, it just didn't work the way I was hoping. To give you some context, my hair is thin, not very thick, perfectly straight, lightly processed, and long. It is therefore prone to tangles and breakage, which is usually improved if I use a wide-toothed comb to untangle tangles. However, in the case of this comb, it made the problem worse. When…

Update 7/21/21: Mine looks grayish and has a fuzzy texture, like dust or mold. The fluff rubbed off everywhere like thick dust. This is after a few days of use. I ended up looking at similar combs from other sellers and realized that this seems to be a common thing. The sellers say it's a natural property of the wood species and you can sand it down if you'd like. I can't imagine sanding my comb down every few days, so no. On a whim I tried oiling the entire comb to clean up and seal the wood…