Can anyone reccomend a good seamless comb?

[BC2/4/06]

I need a good one for my type 4a/b natural hair. Thanks!

 

[lilamae]

http://www.honeyfig.com/en/products/combs_brushes/p17000154.html


I got this one...it works very well on my hair. But I am relaxed

 

[Kacie]

That good ole $1 Jilbere shower comb from sally's. (Extra wide and wide toothed). Other seamless combs seem to pull my hair out.

 

[dinaaike]

I had horn combs, seamless combs, and plastic combs.
Horn combs shredded my hair so bad that my splits had splits. I developed fairy knots (single strand knots) and dryness problems like I have never seen in my entire adult (and adolescent for that matter) life.

Seamless combs came on the heels of the horn combs.
For all their boasting about not having the plastic seam left by the plastic mold, they are made with a type of saw that still leaves raw edges near the back of the comb where the teeth meet the spine. Still rough.

The best comb I have found cost me 80 cents. It is by Hype Hair and although it has a seam, the seam is so flattened that you could scratch it with your nail and almost not feel it. My one complaint is that it is too fragile. My hair is so thick that it pulls back on the comb. The upside is that it reminds me that if I was more gentle, that comb could last me forever.

So there's my HTH before you end up investing up to $100 like I did . Crazy, I know, but I learned my lesson.

 

[curlcomplexity]

That good ole $1 Jilbere shower comb from sally's. (Extra wide and wide toothed). Other seamless combs seem to pull my hair out.

Co-Signing on the shower comb

 

[malachi74]

i bought the wide tooth seamlss bone comb from the hairsense website and i've been trying it out off on on for about 6 months now. So far, I would not recommend it. i know everybody says it seamless and therefore can't rip your hair out, but i tell you my hair breaks off with this comb when my hair is wet or dry. IMHO definitely not worth the freaking $17 spent for the comb and shipping! I've had a black "jumbo rake" comb for years and i think it's more gentle on my hair than the bone comb. I don't think it was marketed as seamless but it was made for big hair. Maybe breakage control from comb quality has to do with the length of the teeth as well as seam size, i dunno.

 

[Ms Lala]

I have a plastic shower/detangling comb I got from Walmart similar to the one at Sally's. I filed down any edges that looked rough w/a nail file.

 

[gorgeoushair]

I had horn combs, seamless combs, and plastic combs.
Horn combs shredded my hair so bad that my splits had splits. I developed fairy knots (single strand knots) and dryness problems like I have never seen in my entire adult (and adolescent for that matter) life.

Seamless combs came on the heels of the horn combs.
For all their boasting about not having the plastic seam left by the plastic mold, they are made with a type of saw that still leaves raw edges near the back of the comb where the teeth meet the spine. Still rough.

The best comb I have found cost me 80 cents. It is by Hype Hair and although it has a seam, the seam is so flattened that you could scratch it with your nail and almost not feel it. My one complaint is that it is too fragile. My hair is so thick that it pulls back on the comb. The upside is that it reminds me that if I was more gentle, that comb could last me forever.

So there's my HTH before you end up investing up to $100 like I did . Crazy, I know, but I learned my lesson.

Sent you a pm

 

[LiLi]

Mason Pearson combs ... worth every penny.

 

[MrsQueeny]

I got my combs from hairsense and I love them. I just ordered some more this past week so I can have 2 sets. Q