2-in-1 Wooden Hair Comb & Massager

1. Do not use if you are allergic to natural wood or any of the finishes used.
2. Use with care if you have a very sensitive scalp; if irritation or discomfort occurs, stop using and consult a professional.
3. Don't use on cuts or broken skin.
4. Don't press hard when massaging. Light pressure is enough.
5. Not for the shower or for very wet hair. Use it on dry or towel-dried hair.
6. Don't soak it in water or leave it in a wet bathroom.
7. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat.
8. It's natural wood, so small differences in colour and pattern are normal.

As a Comb

• Use it on dry hair, or on towel-dried hair after a wash. Never on very wet hair.
• Start at the ends and work up in short strokes to remove tangles.
• Once the tangles are gone, comb from roots to ends in slow strokes so your natural oils spread evenly down the hair.

As a Scalp Massager

• Turn the comb over so the round points face your scalp.
• Rest the points on the scalp and move in small circles. Start at the front and work back.
• Cover the whole head. Two or three minutes is enough, and light pressure is enough.
• On oiling days, put your hair oil on the scalp first, rub it in with the round points, then comb it through.

What are the benefits of a wood comb over plastic?

Wood doesn't build static like plastic does, so your hair doesn't puff up and frizz after combing. It also doesn't get the small sharp edges that old plastic teeth get, the ones that catch and break hair. The result? A comb that's gentle on the scalp, moves through tangles easily, and spreads your scalp's own oils evenly down the hair.

What wood is it made from?

Indian Rosewood, called Sheesham in Pakistan. It's a strong, hard, natural wood. Each comb is shaped and polished by hand, so the colour and pattern are a little different on each one. No two are exactly the same.

Is this a wide tooth comb for curly or wavy hair?

Yes, and that's what it does best. Narrow teeth drag through curls and break them. Wide teeth pass through in one stroke and keep the curls in shape. It's good for frizzy and unmanageable hair too, because the wood doesn't add static.

Can I use it as a wide tooth comb for wet hair?

On towel-dried hair, yes. That's when a wide tooth comb removes tangles best: squeeze the water out with a towel, then start at the ends and work up. But don't use it on very wet hair or in the shower. Very wet hair stretches and breaks more easily with any comb, and water is not good for the wood. Want a massage while washing your hair? That's what our Scalp Massager is for.

Does a wooden comb help with hair growth and hair fall?

Here's how it works. The massage side stimulates the hair follicle and helps to improve blood circulation in the scalp. The wide teeth stop the pulling and breaking that plastic combs cause. Together, that reduces hair fall and breakage and supports healthy growth. It works even better when you use it to rub in the Anti Hair Fall and Hair Growth Oil on oiling days.

How do I use the massager side?

Turn the comb over so the round points touch your scalp, then move it in small circles with light pressure. Start at the front and work back until you've covered the whole head. Two or three minutes is enough, and it's a nice way to relax a stressed scalp at the end of the day. It's very useful for rubbing hair oil in.

How is this different from the Hair Affairs Scalp Massager?

The Scalp Massager is a silicone tool for your scalp, made for the shower with shampoo. This one is wood: it combs on one side and massages on the other, for dry hair, towel-dried hair and oiling days. They work well together: the Scalp Massager in the shower, the wooden comb after.