A comb is an accessory every girl needs. Without her help, you cannot create a beautiful hairstyle. And if you want to have healthy hair, then this will help you - natural hair combs, which, in addition to detangling hairs, are capable of massaging the scalp, removing dirt and distributing sebum.

Natural hair combs made of wood

There are no critical contraindications for using a natural hair comb. Wooden accessories are recommended for those with thin hair.

A natural wood comb has its own characteristics:

• Improves blood circulation through gentle scalp massage;
• Distributes skin secretions evenly over each curl, which has a beneficial effect on protecting hair from external factors;
• Neutralizes static electricity;
• Gives hair natural shine;
• Hypoallergenic;
• Gently detangles each strand without tearing out hair.

If you do not take care of the accessory, it will quickly become unusable. Wood can quickly absorb dirt and sebum, so you should give preference to well-polished or varnished models. However, varnished wooden combs lose most of their beneficial properties.

Hair combs with natural bristles

There are several features that it has hair comb with natural bristles. These include: massage effect, gentle detangling, softening and adding shine. There are several types of bristles used in creating natural bristle hair brushes.

Pig bristles

Wild boar bristles are most often used to create natural combs, because they have maximum rigidity, but at the same time bend under slight pressure. These bristles work great on thin and damaged hair. Thick, thick or curly hair can be difficult to style with pig bristles. Such combs are considered an ideal every day accessory for people with short hair.

Mixed bristles

Combs with teeth made from artificial materials and animal bristles are suitable for all hair types. This tandem of materials allows you to combine two useful properties: neutralizing static electricity and detangling any hair. However, a high-quality head massage using mixed bristles is impossible, because the likelihood of skin injury is high. In addition, artificial inserts interfere with the uniform distribution of sebaceous glands.

Horsehair

Horsehair is very soft, so it is rarely used in its pure form. Most often, thin hair shafts are strengthened using artificial materials. Comb with natural bristles It easily removes static electricity from horsehair and does not injure the hair and scalp. Combs with natural bristles without inserts are suitable for those with weak and fine hair.

Whalebone

Whalebone has been used to create accessories and furniture for a long time. The choice to use this natural material was due to its beauty and special strength. The comb, made of a hard horny plate, has all the properties of a hair comb. With the help of whalebone, the natural secretion of the sebaceous glands is distributed evenly and no worse than when using pig bristles. This natural hair comb, the reviews of which are extremely positive, is best suited for caring for thick and curly hair.

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The aesthetically attractive appearance of curls consists of many factors. The choice of comb and hair clips is important. After all, the brush not only detangles the curls, but also massages the epidermis of the head, and also cleanses the hair of street dust.

What types of natural combs are there?

Wooden combs are the best option if your hair is brittle. Wooden combs with infrequent teeth are also suitable for combing wet hair. And if the curls differ in length, then combs with wooden teeth are suitable for it.

Wooden combs can be made from various species, each of which has healing properties:

sandalwood combs and accessories normalize sleep;
hairpins and accessories made of ash promote reorganization at the cellular level, thereby accelerating the growth of curls;
juniper comb has a beneficial effect on human nerve cells, reducing the impact of stressful situations on the mental state;
beech combs stimulate hair growth and are antistatic;
birch combs accelerate the movement of nutrients;
combs made from the trunk of a peach tree eliminate split ends of curls and prevent dandruff;
Pine combs have bactericidal properties and have a beneficial effect on nerve cells.

Wooden combs are varnished to prevent the accumulation of pollutants and dust.

In addition to combs made from natural materials, there are also brushes with natural bristles: pork, horse, whale and mixed. However, brushes with natural bristles are not for everyone.

They are less economical than plastic ones, but the price is justified. Combs with bristles made from natural materials are safe for the scalp and hair. User reviews of such combs are often positive.

Less often than wooden combs, hair accessories made from horns or bone parts are used. Most often there are decorative combs, hairpins or combs made of such material. This is explained by the fact that such a comb scratches the epidermis of the head. The price range also makes such combs less accessible.

Pros of natural combs

Combs of natural composition play an important role in the matter of healthy hair. They act as a massager for the epidermis of the head, clean the curls from street dust and evenly distribute sebaceous secretions.

Combs made from natural ingredients and natural bristles eliminate static electricity and do not interact chemically with masks or when combing with aromatic oils. When combed, the bristles give the curls a shine comparable to the result.

The benefits of natural combs and natural bristles are enormous:

natural bristles help;
a wooden comb does not harm wet hair;
such an accessory does not enter into a chemical relationship with the substances of therapeutic masks;
a birch comb increases the effect of beneficial substances used in masks;
combs made of wood and with natural bristles act as a massager and help hair grow;
wooden combs stimulate blood circulation;
natural accessories regenerate the epidermis of the head;
from such combs the curls do not become frizzy or tangled;
such combs give ;
do not contain toxic substances;
the bristles of natural combs do not tear hair;
combs made from natural materials do not damage the epidermis of the head;
Such combs make hair smooth;
rare natural brushes are ideal for backcombing.

However, natural hair combs have not only pros, but also cons.

Disadvantages of natural combs

There are few negative aspects of natural combs, but just one drawback can cause you to refuse to use it. Among the negative factors are:

unvarnished natural combs absorb epidermal oil and dirt, so make sure that the wood is varnished;
natural bristles will not be able to comb thick, and especially curly, hair (the solution is a comb with natural bristles in combination with artificial teeth);
Some people's hair becomes electrified if the chosen brush is of poor quality;
A comb with bristles made from natural ingredients is not suitable. You should comb oily hair with it without touching the roots, so as not to distribute the grease throughout all the curls. If you do not touch the roots, your hair will gain shine and a healthy, aesthetically attractive appearance;
natural combs require regular washing. Ideally, daily, but at least weekly cleansing is sufficient (this is especially true for accessories with boar bristles);
the price of natural combs is higher than usual;
allergic reactions to materials of natural origin are possible;
Over time, natural combs crack and delaminate, which leads to damage to the epidermis of the head during use.

Natural combs are changed at least once a year, and if wear is observed earlier, then changing the hair accessory is required more often. A comb, like a toothbrush or razor, is a purely personal thing. It is not recommended to share a comb with anyone.

The comb requires cleaning after each use. Lost hair and other dirt can be combed out well with a second comb. If your hair is of oily type, then your hair accessories need to be washed regularly.

A wooden comb with natural bristles is the key to healthy hair. The price of such a comb is justified, because the beneficial properties of a comb made from natural materials are greater than the negative consequences of use. And if you properly care for your combs, they will not cause hair or scalp diseases.

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Choosing the best hair comb

To have beautiful and healthy hair, you need to take a responsible approach to caring for it. Your arsenal of care products should include not only masks, balms and essential oils, but also several types of hair styling combs. The choice of comb depends on the shape and material depending on the length and structure of your hair, as well as the purpose and result you would like to achieve after combing.

Material

In order for combs not to spoil your hair, but to benefit it, you need to understand the features of the material from which they are made. What materials are most often used for combs and brushes?

Plastic

Its advantages include low cost, hygiene and the ability to easily keep it clean, while its disadvantages include electrification of the hair and the short service life of the comb. The slightest blow, a long period of use - all these factors leave cracks in the plastic that can tangle hair.

Metal

The main disadvantage of metal: it can injure the scalp. A prerequisite: each metal clove must have a ball of plastic, rubber or silicone at the top. It is not recommended to use a metal comb when drying your hair with a hairdryer, as exposure to hot air heats up the metal and damages the hair.

But metal also has its advantages: For example, metal combs are easy to care for, durable and last a long time.

With natural bristles

To make such products, horse, pork bristles or whalebone are used.

Advantages of combs with natural bristles: removal of static tension, lack of reaction with cosmetics and care products, scalp massage, distribution of sebum along the length of the strands, protection of hair from damage.

Cons: natural bristles do not allow you to comb thick hair well, are not suitable for oily hair, are expensive, and require daily cleaning to remove hair and sebum.

Tree

Wood is a “living” material, so combs made from it are considered especially useful.

Positive features: they give shine and silkiness to the curls, do not allow the hair to electrify, can be used for combing wet hair, do not react chemically with styling products or dye, and do not allow split ends. It is advisable to choose combs made of hard wood (sandalwood, ash, birch, juniper).

Cons: you need to constantly keep it clean; fungus can settle on the wooden surface. They are also relatively fragile and may cause allergic reactions in some.

Silicone

Externally, silicone combs resemble a cross between plastic and rubber products.

Advantages: hygienic and easy to keep clean, can be used on wet hair, no static tension, harmlessly detangles hair, has a long service life, when heated while drying hair with a hairdryer, silicone does not emit toxic substances.

Disadvantages: compared to the closest analogue - a plastic comb - higher cost.

Carbon

Carbon is an artificial alloy consisting of microfibers of rubber and graphite. Carbon combs and combs are suitable for all hair types.

Pros: antistatic properties, resistance to high temperatures, high strength.

Cons: relatively high cost.

Nylon

A nylon brush is a more affordable replacement for combs with natural bristles. Used for styling and straightening hair.

Advantages: long service life, hygiene, low cost, stretches hair well, massages the scalp; if the nylon is soft enough, there is no danger of damaging the scalp and strands.

Disadvantages: not suitable for combing thick curls.

Ebonite

Ebonite is a durable black or brown material obtained by vulcanizing rubber. It has antistatic properties and is widely used for the manufacture of professional types of combs.

Advantages: they do not emit toxic substances when heated with a hairdryer, they are used for hair coloring and perming, since ebonite combs do not come into contact with chemical ingredients, easy care of the comb.

Disadvantages: high cost, softening when washed in hot water, cannot be left in direct sunlight, as the ebonite comb can change color.

Ceramics

This is the best comb, as after using it the hair does not become electrified and becomes soft and smooth.

Pros: many modern models have an ionization function, speeding up and facilitating the styling process, safe uniform heating of the ceramic coating during drying with a hairdryer, it is possible to purchase a ceramic comb with tourmaline coating.

Cons: high cost, fragility.

Types of combs

To choose a hair comb, you need to look not only at the material from which it is made, but also at the shape, size, structure and purpose. Below is a list of the most common hair brush options.

Massage

It is a base with a wide handle, made of plastic or wood. The working surface is usually rectangular with rounded corners or oval. The base has a rubberized or textile coating on which the teeth are fixed. Massage combs can be made of natural bristles, plastic or metal. The length of the cloves varies from 1 to 2 cm.

Advantages: improved blood supply to hair follicles due to the massage effect, uniform distribution of the protective layer of natural fat throughout the hair, good combing.

Disadvantages: gradual accumulation of dust and sebum, which is why the massage comb needs to be washed and disinfected frequently.

Brushing

It consists of a handle that smoothly turns into a cylindrical base. The base can be made of wood, metal, ceramics or plastic. The teeth are made of horse/pork bristles, nylon bristles, metal, plastic with balls at the ends. There are also brushes with mixed teeth: they combine natural bristles and plastic teeth.

The main advantage of brushing- their versatility: increasing root volume when drying and styling, curling ends, stretching strands, helping to straighten wavy hair.

Disadvantages: difficulty in maintaining cleanliness, the need for frequent cleaning and removal of hairs, residual sebum and settled dust.

Semicircular

It is a comb with a convex base and 7-9 rows of teeth. Due to the semicircular base, the teeth are located at a considerable distance from each other.

Pros: the comb helps in styling short and medium haircuts - such as bobs and bobs, the semicircular comb is suitable for pulling out and curling bangs, and massages the scalp.

Cons: if the teeth are made of plastic, the hair becomes electrified.

"Fish bone"

The main purpose of a skeletal comb is to give your hair additional volume. It earned its name because of its external resemblance to a fish skeleton. It is a flat base with holes, having plastic or silicone teeth. Used for drying hair.

Advantages: due to the presence of holes in the base, excellent air circulation is ensured during blow-drying, low price, can be double-sided, detangles strands well, easy to keep clean.

Disadvantages: do not use if you have dry or brittle hair.

Flat

Its second name is shovel. It is a wide rectangular base on which the teeth are located. One of the best combs for long hair.

Pros: wide base and frequent teeth comb even very thick hair well, ideal for long hair, provides soft combing, does not pull out hairs.

Cons: difficult to clean, can electrify hair.

The second option for a flat comb is a comb with a metal knitting needle at the end.

Pros: compact, the needle is used for neatly separating strands when cutting or highlighting.

Cons: fragility, risk of injury.

Crest

Combs are made from both natural materials (wood, horn and animal bones) and artificial compounds (plastics, metal alloys).

Pros: small size, can be used for cutting and trimming sections, helps with even distribution of masks and essential oils along the length of the hair, creating backcombing.

The disadvantages of combs boil down to the following: fragility (especially if we are talking about a plastic product), inconvenience when combing thick hair and curls.

Brush

The brush is an ideal choice for caring for long curls. It is also suitable for smoothing finished hairstyles. It can have both natural and artificial teeth.

New on the Russian market - TangleTeezer hair brush

It is a convex comb that fits comfortably in your hand.

Pros: does not harm the hair, compact, can be used for any type of hair - both natural and extensions, combing does not damage the scalp and hair structure, no static tension, gently combs out very tangled tangles.

Can be used for dry and wet hair, gives hair smoothness and shine, stimulates hair growth by massaging the hair follicles, there is a TangleTeezer comb option for children.

Cons: high cost, there is a chance of buying a fake.

Hair straightening comb

A comb with a long clip that allows you to conveniently fix the strand for straightening. Manufacturers recommend using it while drying your hair with a hairdryer.

Advantages: does not cause harm to the hair, compact, the strand is securely fixed and does not slip out during straightening.

Disadvantages: short-lived effect, some models are made of low-quality plastic, which heats up during drying with a hairdryer and can even melt, not suitable for straightening wild curls.

Specialized combs

• Infrared.
• When using an infrared comb, the nutrition of the hair follicles is optimized, dandruff and oily seborrhea disappear, the strands become stronger and stronger, their growth improves, it is recommended to use it for hair loss. But you need to keep in mind that before starting use, you need to consult a doctor.
• Ionic.
• Combs with an ionic effect are designed to relieve static tension, smooth hair scales, and give curls smoothness. Laser.
• Helps accelerate their growth, fights baldness, relieves tension, improves blood circulation, and helps get rid of dandruff. The laser comb has contraindications, so you should consult your doctor before purchasing. With a straightening effect (iron-comb).
• Outwardly it looks like an ordinary iron, on each of the working surfaces of which there are teeth. Powered by electrical network. To prevent split ends, apply heat protection to your hair before use. Hair dryer comb (thermal brushing).

In appearance it resembles regular brushing. However, unlike it, when using thermal brushing there is no need to use a hair dryer. The hollow base of the hair dryer comb is made of ceramic. Has a less aggressive effect on hair compared to simple blow-drying.

With a massage effect.

The massager comb does not damage or injure the hair, activates dormant hair follicles, fights electrified hair, normalizes sebum production, helps cope with headaches, and normalizes blood pressure.

• Choosing a comb for yourself By hair type
• By purpose
• Comb for hair styling. A semicircular, brushed fishbone of suitable diameter will do.
• For volume. Use brushing and fishbone.
• Remove electrification. The ideal option is ionic, wooden, ebonite, carbon.
• For shine and polish. There are special devices - for example, SplitEnder combs. Also, for extra shine and polish, use a flat brush with plenty of natural bristles or teeth.
• For soft combing.
• Use a silicone brush or TangleTeezer. The safest option is to use a brush with flexible teeth: this can be a TangleTeezer or a silicone comb. If the mats are very tangled, do not try to comb them out with a fine-tooth comb.
• For curls.
• To curl your curls, use brushing or thermal brushing.

Wet hair.

If you need to comb your hair immediately after shampooing, use a fishbone or TangleTeezer.

• Important nuances
• Choosing the right comb is half the battle. In order for it to serve you for a long time and not harm your hair, you need to maintain it in working condition. Below you will find some tips on how to care for your brush:
• Remove hairs that are stuck between the teeth daily.
• Wash your comb at least once a week in a mild soap solution.
• Do not store wooden products near heating appliances or in areas with high humidity.
• If a coating of grease and dust appears on the comb, treat it with water peroxide or diluted ammonia.

Ebonite combs should not be washed in very hot water, as this leads to softening and deformation of the material.

If cracks or hangnails appear on the teeth, replace the comb.

Finding the right comb is not an easy task. But if you confidently navigate the variety of materials and shapes of these hair accessories, you can easily choose the best one.

A comb is one of the accessories that no person can do without. To keep your hair healthy, you need to use a hair brush with natural bristles.

• Features and varieties
• This type of comb is endowed with a number of features, namely:
• removes dirt;
• massages the skin;
• gently detangles hair;

effectively massages the scalp;

distributes sebum.

There are several types of bristles used to make a natural bristle hair brush.

• 1. Pig bristles.
• The most commonly used bristles are wild boar bristles. It has very high rigidity, although it bends under slight pressure. It is very difficult to comb your hair with it:
• curly;

thick;

thick.

This bristle is ideal for damaged and thin hair.

2. Mixed bristles.

Hair combs with natural horsehair bristles in their pure form are rarely used due to their softness, so the rods are reinforced with artificial materials. These brushes remove static electricity and do not cause injury to the scalp and hair.

4. Baleen.

This natural material is very durable, which is why this comb is endowed with the properties of a comb. It evenly distributes the natural secretion of the sebaceous glands. This hair brush with natural bristles, which has only positive reviews, does an excellent job with thick and curly hair.

Advantages

Although such a product is more expensive than a plastic one, it provides high-quality and gentle care for your hair. This brush:

• non-toxic;
• elastic (therefore, when combing, the hair does not break or tear);
• massages, without scratching, the scalp;
• polishes curls, making them shiny;
• Does not harm delicate ends.

Even people with sensitive skin rarely experience allergies to a hair brush with natural bristles. Dense thick bristles distribute sebum evenly, while forming a thin protective film that protects curls from various external damage. With this comb you can comb your hair very smoothly into a ponytail or, if desired, create a different hairstyle.

Flaws

Although reviews of a natural bristle hairbrush are often good, they are not suitable for everyone. It should not be used by anyone who is allergic to animal fur. Such brushes also do not comb through small, strong curls, which can also be tough. Although some people complain that after combing with this brush, their hair begins to become electrified, experts have not found a direct connection between the occurrence of static electricity and a comb with bristles. Apparently, this is an individual feature of the hair.

Rules of care

A hair brush with natural bristles requires more careful care. With irregular and poor quality cleaning, fungi and microbes multiply quickly and in large quantities. They contribute to the appearance of scalp skin diseases and dandruff.

Only dry hair should be combed with such combs; brushes should be placed away from moisture. Be sure to clean the brush once every three to four days. Using a simple plastic comb with fine teeth, you need to remove dust and stuck hair from it. The bristles need to be washed in soapy water 3-4 times a month. When washing, try to keep water from getting on the wooden parts and the brush pad. Do not use a hair dryer to dry the product. It is dried on a dry cloth, with the bristles down. It should dry naturally. Natural bristles must not be treated with any antibacterial solutions or alcohol. You should not comb your hair with such a comb if there is a large amount of gel or hairspray applied to it. First you need to comb them with a plastic brush or wash off the applied products.

It must be kept in mind that it is recommended to change natural brushes frequently. Even if you take good care of it, you can use this comb for 6 months to a year. After that, you need to write it off and purchase a new one. If you follow all these recommendations, the comb will bring maximum benefits to your hair and will take good care of it.

One of the very first types of combs were those made from natural materials.

At first it was wood, but such products are not suitable for thin hair, as they tear and deform it.

Somewhat later, models began to be made that used natural boar bristles, horsehair, and whalebone.

The main difference between natural bristles and their artificial counterpart is the properties of the materials used. If the first removes static electricity and does not deform even very thin hair, then with the second everything happens exactly the opposite. There are many other differences as well. For example, the softness of natural bristles is much higher than that of its artificial counterpart.

Visually distinguishing natural and artificial bristles from each other can sometimes be quite difficult, especially when it comes to high-quality fakes. And yet there is a way that is guaranteed to help do this. You need to pull out a few fibers and set them on fire. Synthetics will roll into a ball, and during combustion will emit a characteristic unpleasant odor.

The best comb with natural bristles – how to choose?

Now the market is quite full of products in this category. Moreover, there is a significant selection of products of both domestic and foreign production.

Many customers prefer foreign brands. In fact, when buying a comb with natural bristles, you must first of all pay attention to how high-quality the material was used in the production of the product and only then to the brand.

Pig bristles

Most often we are talking about wild boar bristles. It is quite hard to the touch, but at the same time it can be tilted to the side quite easily with the pressure of a finger. This comb is well suited for people with thin, split hair and those with rather sparse hair.

It is very difficult to comb curly strands with it. The situation is also the same in situations where the hair is thick and quite thick. In this case, a comb with natural pork bristles can be used for aromatherapy, but it is unlikely that you will be able to comb the strands properly.

For daily use, this product is ideal for people with short hair.

Important to remember! A comb with natural bristles should be washed thoroughly after each comb. To do this, you need to use a soap solution to which ammonia has been added (pour 2 tablespoons per 1 liter). You can comb out debris and hairs from the bristles using a fine-toothed comb. If you do this less often than once every 2-3 days, then there is a high probability of bacteria developing on the pile.

Mixed bristles

Most often, mixed bristles mean the strengthening of natural material with inserts from an artificial analogue. This move allows you to solve the problem of removing static electricity and high-quality combing of hair.

However, such products lack one of the main advantages of combs made of natural material: when massaging the scalp, they can scratch it. Also, with their help, the distribution of natural secretions of the sebaceous glands along the entire length of the strands is much worse.

Suitable for all hair types.

Horsehair

Horsehair is softer than boar bristles, so combs made with it are most often reinforced with artificial inserts.

This product does a good job of removing static electricity. With regular combing, hair becomes softer and silkier. The big advantage is that even with inserts, when combing your hair, hair damage is minimal. No new split ends appear.

Combs, the working surface of which is made only of horsehair, are well suited for children and people with thin hair.

Others can use them for aromatherapy.

Whalebone

In fact, whalebone is not such a thing. In fact, it is a horny plate, the inner side of which is split into many thin bristles. It turns out that whalebone itself is very strong and tough, and it’s not for nothing that it has been used for centuries in the manufacture of corsets.

The combing effect can be compared to using a regular comb. The distribution of the natural secretion of the sebaceous glands along the entire length of the hair is carried out with the same quality as when using products made from natural pork bristles.

Important to remember! Combs with natural bristles distribute the secretion of the sebaceous glands along the entire length of the hair. Therefore, they are not recommended for people with increased secretion, since in this case, after combing, the curls will appear greasy.

Natural bristle hairbrush: pros and cons

• We can highlight the following advantages that hair combs with natural bristles have:
• Each procedure is comparable to a full scalp massage.
• Natural bristles very carefully and gently comb tangled hair without damaging it.

Within a few days, your curls will look shinier and healthier, and will feel softer to the touch.

• However, we should not forget that combs with natural bristles also have a number of disadvantages, the most significant being the following:
• It is extremely difficult to completely detangle thick curls with their help.
• They need frequent washing and cleaning. In fact, this must be done after each use.

Such products are much more expensive than their artificial counterparts.

Hair comb with natural bristles - useful tips

Proper care of your hair is very important, since the perception of a person’s appearance directly depends on it. To create the perfect look, many women use combs with natural bristles. You can buy them in specialized online stores that sell professional tools for the work of hairdressers.

Hair comb with natural bristles: reviews from readers

Alla Grishina (Moscow). I have long, thick hair, so I was very responsible when choosing a comb with natural bristles. I chose the Titania Professional Haircare model. It has natural bristles reinforced with nylon threads, so I can comb my hair instead of just stroking it on top.

Nadezhda Sinitsyna (Eagle). After each wash, my thin hair resembled a mop with a huge number of tangles. The hairdresser advised me to buy a Hairway comb with natural bristles. It suited me perfectly. She gently and carefully detangles my curls without damaging their structure.

Anastasia Kopylova (Ekaterinburg). My husband gave me a gift - a comb with natural bristles Mason Pearson. I already had a similar comb, only from a different manufacturer. I really liked the gift for its stylish appearance and good workmanship. During use, I did not notice a significant difference between the expensive and cheaper analogues.

Kira Ivanova (St. Petersburg). A friend gave me a Dewal natural bristle comb for my birthday. Outwardly, it resembles a massage brush, only instead of plastic teeth, it has 9 rows of bristles. I really liked the gift. Within a week my hair became shinier and silkier. Even my boyfriend noticed this.

Irina Karpova (Belgorod). I bought the Florans Collection Natural Bristle Brush because it was very affordable. She almost completely met my expectations. Yes, it does its job well, but due to the short handle, the whole process does not bring any pleasure. So I decided to change it to another model.

Video: a trichologist’s opinion on natural combs

Attitudes towards combs with natural bristles are very different. Some women like them, but others don't. However, only an expert can judge whether they really have a beneficial effect on curls. In this video, a trichologist shares his opinion.