Review on 🌳 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 by Patricia Williams

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. In the end it worked out very well. The wood immediately turned a rich, smooth brown color with a beautiful wood grain. The oil absorbs quickly and leaves no oily residue from the comb that could get on the hair. this will work even better. Or maybe these furniture polish cloths. I don't have them, otherwise I could start with them. Definitely deducting a star because the manufacturer had to seal the tree before shipping, we know it had to happen. First review: I have very thin, very long hair (below my hips). I'm a weirdo who only ever uses a wide-toothed plastic comb on my hair, not just any comb, so this wooden comb was perfect for me. Doesn't tear or damage my hair. It detangles hair well. The comb is made from smooth, polished wood and is shaped to fit the hand. The teeth are enlarged and spherically rounded to give a massage effect on the scalp (I also use it on the back of the head). The comb is small but I don't know why you need it. large - would be uncomfortable to hold/use and would not have the same benefits of a massage. It really does what they say, it works on acupressure points in the head and neck. If you really dislike combing, I would recommend massaging your scalp with this and then using a brush or comb. They usually prefer. It also smells sweet. The texture of the wood is beautiful. I am impressed.