Neem Wood Comb – Oil-Treated Wide & Fine Tooth Hair Comb

Neem Wood Comb, Oil-Treated Wide & Fine Tooth Hair Comb

Oil-Treated Neem Wood Comb, handcrafted from 100% natural neem wood and treated with natural oils for a snag-free experience. Features both wide and fine teeth for all hair types, detangling, styling, and daily grooming in one comb.

Neem’s antimicrobial properties promote scalp health, distribute natural oils evenly through your hair, and eliminate static and frizz. Unlike plastic combs that create static and cause breakage, neem wood glides smoothly, reduces hair fall, and adds natural shine with every stroke.

Pair with our Hair Growth Oil, Anti-Dandruff Oil, and Shikakai Powder for a complete natural hair care routine. Also available: Neem Wood Comb for Men, Detangling Comb, and Comb Set.

100% neem wood, oil-treated

Handcrafted from a single piece of 100% natural neem wood and treated with natural oils for a smooth, snag-free glide. Combines wide teeth for detangling and fine teeth for styling in one comb.

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How to use & care

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Why our neem wood comb is worth it

People come back to a neem wood comb for the same reason every time: hair stops crackling with static and stops snapping when they detangle. A plastic comb drags. A neem wood comb glides, and it carries the oil from your scalp down to the ends where it is actually needed. It is the cheapest change you can make to a hair routine, and usually the one people notice fastest.

Ours are cut and finished by hand, so no two are identical. Keep it dry, wipe it after use, and it will outlast every plastic comb you have ever owned.

A note on the wood

Every neem wood comb is hand-cut and hand-sanded, so grain, colour and weight vary a little between pieces. Neem is used rather than a softer wood because it holds a fine tooth without splintering and resists warping.

Keep it away from standing water. Wipe it dry after use and work in a drop of coconut oil once a month, and it will outlast every plastic comb in the house.

Where this comes from

If you want to read further, here is neem, a tree native to the Indian subcontinent. We would rather you looked it up than took our word for it.