Sophic Wooden Wide-Toothed Comb
A wide-tooth comb designed to bring ease and gentleness to wash day. Crafted to glide through wet hair with minimal stress, it detangles without pulling and helps distribute conditioners and treatments evenly from root to tip. The result is hair that feels smoother, softer, and more manageable, with less tension on delicate strands.
Made from FSC-certified beechwood, the comb is naturally anti-static and beautifully smooth to the touch. It supports slip and definition during your in-shower routine, making it especially well-suited to textured hair, curls, and fragile lengths that require a lighter touch.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| FSC certified beechwood | Yes |
| Design | Wide tooth for gentle detangling on wet hair |
| Function | Distributes conditioners and treatments evenly from root to tip |
FAQ
Is the comb suitable for curly or textured hair?
Yes, the wide tooth design helps reduce tension and supports slip, making it ideal for curly or textured hair that needs a gentle touch.
Does the wooden comb have any anti-static properties?
Yes, the FSC-certified beechwood is naturally anti-static, which helps prevent hair from sticking and improves the detangling experience.
Can this comb be used with hair treatments or conditioners?
Yes, it helps distribute conditioners and treatments evenly from root to tip, ensuring consistent care throughout the hair.
Boris Lyman –
I’ve used this comb for a few weeks now and it’s made a noticeable difference in how my curly hair detangles. It doesn’t pull or tangle, and my hair feels softer after every wash. The wood is smooth and the wide teeth glide easily through wet strands.
Neil Graham –
My daughter with fragile hair loves this comb. It’s gentle on her curls and helps distribute her conditioner evenly. No more frizz or breakage after washing. The natural wood feels great in hand.
Ruth Jones –
It works well for detangling, especially when hair is wet. The wide teeth prevent pulling, and the wood is smooth. A little heavier than plastic combs, but that’s probably due to the material.