Wide Tooth Comb

Yes, wide tooth combs are very good for hair, especially if you want to minimise breakage and maintain healthy-looking strands. The wider spacing between the teeth helps gently detangle hair without pulling, making them ideal for use on wet or dry hair, when hair is most fragile. Wide tooth combs are particularly beneficial for curly, wavy or textured hair, as well as for distributing Conditioner or Hair Masks evenly through the lengths. They can help reduce stress on the hair, support smoother detangling and contribute to stronger, healthier-looking hair over time.

No, a wide tooth comb does not damage hair when used correctly. In fact, it’s one of the gentlest tools for detangling, as the wide spacing between the teeth helps prevent pulling, snapping and unnecessary stress on the hair. Wide tooth combs are especially kind to wet, curly or textured hair, where breakage is more likely. To avoid damage, start detangling from the ends and work your way up, using slow, gentle strokes to keep hair healthy, smooth and strong.

Yes, you can use a wide tooth comb on wet hair, and it’s actually one of the safest tools to do so. Wet hair is more fragile, and the wide spacing between the teeth helps gently detangle without pulling or causing breakage. For best results, start combing from the ends and work your way up, using slow, gentle strokes. Using a wide tooth comb on wet hair, especially after applying Conditioner or a Hair Mask, helps keep hair smooth, strong and healthy-looking.

To use a wide tooth comb, start on damp or dry hair and gently detangle from the ends first, working your way up toward the roots. Use slow, light strokes to ease out knots without pulling or tugging. A wide tooth comb is especially effective after applying Conditioner or a Hair Mask, as it helps distribute product evenly through the hair. Used regularly and gently, it supports smoother detangling, reduces breakage and helps keep hair looking healthy and strong.

To clean a wide tooth comb, start by removing any loose hair caught between the teeth. Soak the comb in warm water with a small amount of gentle Shampoo or soap for a few minutes to help loosen product build-up and oils. Use a soft brush or cloth to gently clean between the teeth, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. Allow the comb to air dry completely before using it again to keep it hygienic and in good condition.