Seamless Combs

[DreadlockedLady0171]

Where can I buy a good seamless comb online?
The Sally's near me is worthless and I thought that I had one but it is not

 

[almondjoi85]

Honey Fig . com
http://www.honeyfig.com/en/products/combs_brushes/p16918864.html

They have them!

 

[DreadlockedLady0171]

Thank U

 

[lilamae]

yep i got mine at honey fig. Very pricey though!

 

[sareca]

I just filed the seams off my favorite wide-tooth comb.

 

[FoxyCurls]

You can also get them from Ulta, if you have one in your area.

 

[DreadlockedLady0171]

You can also get them from Ulta, if you have one in your area.

I have one right in my area. I'll have to check them out first
Thanks.

 

[DreadlockedLady0171]

I just filed the seams off my favorite wide-tooth comb.

Wow, and that works ok? I'm afraid I would turn my comb into a raggedy mess.

 

[Cichelle]

Filing down seams actually works quite well. I don't do it to my combs. I buy them seamless. But I've filed down seams on hair accessories and it really got them smooth. You could give a try.

 

[Butterfly08]

Hpw much do you want to spend? I have a mixture of Mason Pearson, Madora and Kent. These brands can range from $11 - $25, but they will last you a lifetime. I have found that the Kents break in my dd's 4z hair. erplexed The Madora is a true bone comb and feels like it's made of steel. I've had it for years.

Mason Pearson can be found at h/e dept stores such as Neiman Marcus or even on ebay (which is where I got my tail comb). Since combs are used almost every day, I think it's a good item to splurge on.

Madora is sold online at http://madoralonghairheaven.com/madoraprod1.html

I got my Kents a few years ago at B&BW during a Christmas sale.

HTH