Small beechwood comb
Try our beechwood pocket detangling comb, an essential accessory for well-groomed hair. This compact comb, measuring 13 cm, is made in France from wood sourced from European forests, ensuring an eco-friendly approach.
Designed to meet the needs of children and people with fine or short hair, this comb features fine, perfectly spaced teeth. The closely spaced teeth adapt to the fineness of the hair, allowing for effective detangling while preserving the health of your hair.
This comb measures 13 cm.
The perfect duo for caring for fine hair, 10% off:
- Kids’ Duo: the Jeannette brush paired with the small comb, specially adapted for children’s delicate hair for gentle detangling.
Benefits
Made with quality materials, our comb glides effortlessly through your hair, preserving its structure and reducing breakage.
Thanks to its finely polished teeth, it gently detangles without damaging the hair fiber or irritating the scalp. It is particularly effective at evenly distributing natural sebum from roots to ends, thus bringing shine and protection to your hair.
Whether it's for defining, disciplining, or structuring a hairstyle, this comb is an everyday essential for radiant and well-groomed hair.
Hair Types
This comb is versatile and suitable for all hair types.
Its tightly-spaced teeth make it particularly suitable for fine hair, especially children's hair.
Do you have long hair? Discover our large format comb, ideal for your hair type!
Composition
This handcrafted piece embodies a commitment to quality and sustainability. We use beech wood from sustainably managed forests.
Manufacturing
This handcrafted piece embodies a commitment to quality and sustainability. We use beech wood from sustainably managed forests.
This comb measures 13 cm.
Instructions for use
Detangling is a crucial step in caring for your hair.
Start by detangling your hair from the ends, gradually working your way up to the roots.
You can use L'Artisan Brossier combs on wet hair. We recommend detangling your wet hair with gentle movements, as described above, and allowing your comb to air dry after use.
Maintenance
To maintain your comb, regularly remove any hair that may accumulate between its teeth.
Also, avoid letting it soak in water or exposing it to excessive humidity.
Finally, make sure not to completely immerse the brush in water to prevent damage, and let it air dry naturally, bristles down, away from any heat source.