Highlights: Handmade in Switzerland from the finest plant-based cellulose acetate A scalp massager and extra-wide toothed comb in a one pocket-sized tool Round-ended and hand-polished teeth that relieve your hair from friction that comes with typical plastic combs while being a real treat for your scalp by increasing circulation without irritating your roots Comes with a faux-leather pouch for storing on the go Best for: Created to effectively glide through your hair in any state - wet, dry, styled without worrying about breaking or snagging your precious strands Key Ingredients: 100% premium-quality and plant-based cellulose acetate Using a traditional technique, these combs are made from a single piece of material to provide a unique seamless surface while making them to last a lifetime Note: Due to natural formation of the material, every comb can vary in pattern and color How To Use: Start by slowly combing the very end of your hair working your way up towards the roots using easy small strokes. Hold each section as you comb to not cause extra stress to the root area. Tip for notoriously uncooperative hair: When you run into extra unruly knots apply some leave-in conditioner or serum and gently work the tangles apart. The Petit Comb by Minimalista in Red, Women's, Leather/Plastic at Anthropologie
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The Petit Comb In Orange
Highlights: Handmade in Switzerland from the finest plant-based cellulose acetate A scalp massager and extra-wide toothed comb in a one pocket-sized tool Round-ended and hand-polished teeth that relieve your hair from friction that comes with typical plastic combs while being a real treat for your scalp by increasing circulation without irritating your roots Comes with a faux-leather pouch for storing on the go Best for: Created to effectively glide through your hair in any state - wet, dry, styled without worrying about breaking or snagging your precious strands Key Ingredients: 100% premium-quality and plant-based cellulose acetate Using a traditional technique, these combs are made from a single piece of material to provide a unique seamless surface while making them to last a lifetime Note: Due to natural formation of the material, every comb can vary in pattern and color How To Use: Start by slowly combing the very end of your hair working your way up towards the roots using easy small strokes. Hold each section as you comb to not cause extra stress to the root area. Tip for notoriously uncooperative hair: When you run into extra unruly knots apply some leave-in conditioner or serum and gently work the tangles apart. The Petit Comb by Minimalista in Red, Women's, Leather/Plastic at Anthropologie
