Neem Wood Comb

Neem Wood Comb

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₹ 365.00
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Neem Wood Comb

Certified pure neem wood, made by local artisans.

₹ 365.00
Type

A neem wood comb, made by local artisans using sustainable methods — durable, beautiful, and a straightforward replacement for a plastic one.

Neem has long been used in India for scalp health. It is traditionally credited with reducing scalp infections and hair fall, and leaving hair bouncier and shinier. Wooden combs also generate no static, which makes them gentler on the hair shaft.

Our combs have been certified as pure neem wood by the ICFRE, under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India, and attested by doctors as beneficial for scalp and hair health.

What it does
  • Certified pure neem wood by the ICFRE, under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
  • Neem is traditionally used against scalp infections
  • Made by local artisans using sustainable methods
Who it’s for

Works for

  • Daily combing
  • Scalp irritation and dandruff
  • Anyone replacing plastic combs
  • Distributing hair oil evenly
What it feels & smells like
Smell
Faintly woody. Neem has its own dry, bitter-green scent.
Texture
Smooth, hand-finished wood. Light in the hand.
Sensation
Gentler on the scalp than plastic, with no static.
How to use it
Do not keep it dipped in water - wood absorbs water, which can make it splinter. To clean, take some soap lather in your palms, rub the comb with it, rinse and dry with a towel immediately. Alternatively, clean between the teeth with oil on a cotton pad, a thin cloth in a flossing motion, or an old toothbrush. Keep away from direct sunlight or heat.
What to expect
Full ingredient list
100% neem wood (Azadirachta indica). Certified by ICFRE.

Your questions, answered

How do I clean a wooden comb?

Take some soap lather in your palms, rub the comb with it, rinse and dry with a towel immediately. Or clean between the teeth with oil on a cotton bud, a thin cloth in a flossing motion, or an old toothbrush.

Can I use it on wet hair?

Better not to. Wood absorbs water, which makes it splinter over time. Let hair dry a little first, and never leave the comb sitting in water.

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