Small Pocket Comb
Our chic pocket comb is handcrafted in Switzerland by third generation craftspeople using recycled plant-based acetate. Whether smoothing dry hair while on-the-go or detangling wet hair during a day at the beach, our pocket comb glides gently through your hair without causing breakage.
For me a very stylish afro comb that I also love gifting to my friends.
I've been using this handcrafted comb for weeks, and it's been a revelation. It's gentle yet effective, and the quality is undeniable. My hair loves the ritual.
This Swiss hair comb is a treasure. It's evident that it's handcrafted with care. My hair feels smoother and healthier, and I can't imagine going back to a light thin ordinary comb.
I've invested in quality grooming tools before, but this Swiss handcrafted comb is very classy. It's gentle, doesn't pull my hair, and the design is simply exquisite. A must-have for any beauty enthusiast!
What is it:
Smooth hair and tame flyaways with our portable tortoiseshell pocket comb. Our comb is handcrafted in Switzerland by third generation craftspeople using recycled plant-based acetate. Whether smoothing dry hair while on-the-go or detangling wet hair during a day at the beach, our pocket comb glides gently through your hair without causing breakage.
Its tortoiseshell pattern and polished gloss finish are a modern update to a classic design and make this the ultimate luxury piece to carry with you.
How to use:
Can be used wet or dry. Use it for detangling and styling dry hair, or to distribute hair masks and conditioner through damp tresses.
Who it’s for:
Suitable for all hair types, including tight curls and coarse coils.
Why it’s green:
Our handmade combs are expertly crafted using plant-based, recycled acetate. Unlike petroleum-based plastics, acetate plastics are environmentally friendly since they are made from natural and renewable materials that decompose over time.
*Please note, the material is recycled and may show minor flaws in the finish.
Disclaimer
Please note actual colours may vary.
