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Hair Combs

Combs with wide teeth are best for wet hair and for combing through natural and permed thick curls.
Combs with a handle enable strands to be divided cleanly.
The different lengths of the teeth in this comb makes back-combing particularly easy. With the fork end it is possible to life up the hair that extra refinement.
Hand-cut horn combs are expensive, but very kind to hair. The outlay is worthwhile.
Metal combs look attractive, but often have sharp points. Before purchasing, test the teeth by touching them.
Natural bristles give the hair particularly good shine. Especially suitable for straight, long and dry hair.
Brushes with rounded plastic bristles protect the hair, they are easy to clean and very good for untangling and styling. The skeleton brush has a good grip and helps add lift at the roots when blow-drying; the half round shape assists the creation of curls.

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