Wide Tooth Wooden Comb – Neem Wood Detangling Comb for Curly & Thick Hair

Wide Tooth Wooden Comb for Curly and Thick Hair

A wide tooth wooden comb is the only thing that should go near wet hair. Wet strands stretch before they snap, and fine plastic teeth are where most breakage happens. Ours is neem wood, hand-cut with generous spacing for curly, thick and tangled hair, and oil-treated so it glides instead of catching.

Neem Wood Detangling Comb, extra-wide teeth spaced generously and oil-treated for a silk-smooth finish. Glides through curly, thick, wavy, or stubbornly knotted hair without pulling or breakage.

Specially designed for post-wash detangling, this wide-tooth comb works through wet or dry hair with zero snagging. Neem wood distributes natural oils, adds shine, and reduces frizz with every stroke. The wider tooth spacing makes it especially gentle on curly, coily, and textured hair types that need extra care.

Pair with our Hair Growth Oil, Anti-Dandruff Oil, and Shikakai Powder for the best results. Also available: Neem Wood Comb and Comb for Men.

100% neem wood, oil-treated

An extra-wide-tooth neem wood comb, generously spaced and oil-treated for a silk-smooth finish. Designed to glide through curly, thick, wavy or knotted hair without pulling.

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Why our wide tooth wooden comb is worth it

If you only own one comb, make it a wide tooth wooden comb. Wet hair stretches before it snaps, and fine plastic teeth are where most people quietly lose length every wash day. The generous spacing here lets the comb pass through curls and thick hair without pulling, and neem wood will not build the static that turns detangling into frizz.

Work from the ends upward in sections, never from the roots down. It takes a minute longer and saves a great deal of hair.

A note on the wood

Each wide tooth wooden comb is hand-cut, so grain and colour differ from piece to piece. Neem is used because it holds a smooth tooth without splintering and does not warp the way softer woods do.

Keep it out of the shower. Wood and standing water do not get along, and a comb left on a wet ledge will lift and roughen over time. Wipe it dry and it will last for years.

Where this comes from

If you want to read further, here is neem, a hardwood that resists warping. We would rather you looked it up than took our word for it.