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A Wooden Neem Comb for Daily Combing
Using a wide-tooth wooden comb, such as neem wood, for slow daily combing to spread the natural oil. A comfortable habit, not a treatment for hair fall or dandruff.
Slow combing, a calm habit
A wide-tooth wooden comb is gentle on hair and creates less static than plastic. Slow, steady combing spreads the scalp's natural oil along the hair and feels relaxing.
Comb from the ends upward, a little at a time, and avoid pulling on tangles. Keep the comb clean. This is a grooming habit and not a treatment for dandruff, lice or hair fall.
Ingredients
- A wide-tooth wooden comb
- A little oil, optional
How to prepare
- Wash the comb with mild soap monthly and dry in the shade.
- Work through tangles with fingers first.
How to use
- Comb gently for two or three minutes morning and evening.
- Start at the ends and work up.
Helpful habits
- Do not comb very wet hair roughly.
- Replace a chipped comb.
Precautions
- A chipped comb can scratch the scalp.
- Patch test if you have wood allergies.
- A grooming habit, not a treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Does neem wood do more?
- Mainly it is gentle and tradition-loved; benefits are mostly comfort.
Is it for lice?
- No, a special fine comb is needed for lice.
Can children use it?
- Yes.
