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Magic Star Comb...is it worth it?
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Mische
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I bought both of mine from here:
http://www.hotcombs.net/combs/?sort=featured&page=3
Their shipping is cheap and super quick. Great customer service too!
I have the Ouidad and i don't like it. It's not seamless and it snags my hair. Waste of money tbh. I really want to try this Magic Comb.
UK Ladies, here is a link (if you haven't seem it in the UK Thread)
http://www.viewpointdirect.co.uk/combs-43-c.asp
£11.99 + £3.00 p&p
UK Ladies, here is a link (if you haven't seem it in the UK Thread)
http://www.viewpointdirect.co.uk/combs-43-c.asp
£11.99 + £3.00 p&p
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TheCoilWhisperer
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TheCoilWhisperer
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Hi DarlingDiva!
Which paddle brush did you buy? I've stop using the denman because it was pulling my hair out and breaking my ends. BUT I love it because it does an excellent job smoothing my ends for the prefect braid/twist outs.
Which paddle brush did you buy? I've stop using the denman because it was pulling my hair out and breaking my ends. BUT I love it because it does an excellent job smoothing my ends for the prefect braid/twist outs.
TheCoilWhisperer
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So after all those questions, here my take on the Mini Magic Star comb.
First off, I'm a 4a/b natural and my longest layer is neck length. I agree with the ladies, this is an excellent comb. No snags, tugs or popping. It's a strong comb that I've dropped many a times and have no worries when I do. Also, the comb is light weight... but it is the mini.
I mainly I like the comb but I'm still in the search of a tool that can smooth my ends but not cause it to break... hence the questions about the Mason Pearson comb and Hercules Sägemann Square Paddle Brush.
First off, I'm a 4a/b natural and my longest layer is neck length. I agree with the ladies, this is an excellent comb. No snags, tugs or popping. It's a strong comb that I've dropped many a times and have no worries when I do. Also, the comb is light weight... but it is the mini.
I mainly I like the comb but I'm still in the search of a tool that can smooth my ends but not cause it to break... hence the questions about the Mason Pearson comb and Hercules Sägemann Square Paddle Brush.
Embyra
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If your concerned about your ends i wouldnt use a brush with boar bristles using it once in a while ok........but if this is going to be your regular brush
divachyk
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I have the ouidad and like it. I sometimes get snags but not too often. I will purchase the bone comb because I am looking for a comb to detangle my new growth. I enjoy my tangle teezer but prefer to find an alternative based on the negativity publicity of this tool.
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blackberry815
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I love mines... I have like 8 combs from hercules sagemann... My favorite is the jumbo rake comb. I use the two fine teeth combs for rollersets... The others dont get as much use but i cherish them because they were expensive.lol
Do any of you ladies bring your combs to the hair salon?
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Do any of you ladies bring your combs to the hair salon?
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TheCoilWhisperer
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Yeah, thanks Embyra!
If your concerned about your ends i wouldnt use a brush with boar bristles using it once in a while ok........but if this is going to be your regular brush
divachyk
Instagram: adaybyjay
blackberry815 - exactly which two do you use for rollersets?
Stepiphanie
New Member
I just ordered 3 combs from hotcombs. I cant wait to try them, nothing seems to detangle my hair without ripping some of it. They also look similar to combs used on my hair as a child when I had super healthy hair.
blackberry815
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divachyk i use the hs6450 and the hs197w one is fine and the other one is super fine...
Sorry i took so long to respond i had to go on the website to get the comb names.
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divachyk
Instagram: adaybyjay
blackberry815 - do you find that it detangles nicely (without breakage or snags) for roller sets? I need some good detangling combs for when I'm deep into a stretch and would like to roller set.
blackberry815
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divachyk my hair actually still snags but i think it has to do with me having the two different textures. I think the effects might be on a more microscopic level though. On the website they explain how it doesnt rough up the cuticle like combs with seams do. As far as detangling is concerned I don't know of you'll notice a major difference with the fine tooth combs from your other fine tooth combs..
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LovelyNaps26
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i got a jumbo over christmas. i really like it.i didn't think i'd notice a difference from my wide tooth beauty supply comb i've had for 6 years but i do. i need a smaller one as well.
i do wish i could find a seamless comb like this:
i still use this one to detangle anyway b/c i've stopped using the tangle teezer and i don't mess with the denman.
i do wish i could find a seamless comb like this:
i still use this one to detangle anyway b/c i've stopped using the tangle teezer and i don't mess with the denman.
GeorginaSparks
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subbing......
fairyhairy
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yes but i still need a good bit of conditioner and oil in my hair to detangle
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