Wide Tooth Detangling Comb

Name: Wide Tooth Detangling Comb
Brand: SEA + SOLU
Price: 8.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€8,00

Dr Laura's Notes

A basic but important tool. Wide-tooth combing wet hair is a habit worth building.

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A wide-tooth comb for gentle, low-breakage detangling on wet or dry hair of all types and textures.

REDUCES BREAKAGE WHEN DETANGLING: Wide teeth distribute tension across the hair rather than catching at individual knots.
WORKS ON WET HAIR: Designed for use on wet or damp hair, where standard combs and brushes do the most damage.
SUITS ALL HAIR TYPES: Works on fine, thick, curly, and coarse hair.
START AT THE ENDS: No special technique needed. Start at the ends and work upwards.

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Why It's Phare Approved

Combing wet hair with a fine-tooth comb or brush is one of the most common causes of breakage that people don't realise they're doing. Wet hair has almost no structural resistance, and a narrow tooth catches at each knot and pulls rather than gliding through. Wide-tooth combs distribute the tension across a larger section of hair at once, which is why they're the right tool for wet detangling. At €8, there's no reason not to have one.

1. Start at the ends of wet or damp hair, not the roots.
2. Hold the hair above the section you're combing to reduce tension at the scalp.
3. Work in short passes from the ends upward, moving higher only once the section below is free.
4. Use with a leave-in conditioner or detangling spray on very tangled or curly hair for easier glide.
5. Rinse the comb under water if product builds up during use.

On wet hair, always. Brushes create more friction and tension on wet hair than a wide-tooth comb, which is when hair is at its most fragile. Comb to detangle after washing, then switch to a brush once hair is dry or almost dry.
Yes. Work in sections and use a leave-in conditioner or detangling spray to reduce friction. The wide tooth spacing moves through all textures without snagging.
Yes. It's gentle enough for children's hair and easier on sensitive scalps than a brush. Hold the hair above the section you're combing to reduce pulling at the roots.
Rinse under warm water with a small amount of shampoo to clear product buildup. Leave to air dry.