Plai Na Afro Pick Comb for African Hair | Wooden Parting Comb for Braiding & Cornrows

• A great tool for hair stylist; parting and taking out the hair comfortably for braiding, cornrows, weaving hair style.
• COMPACT SIZE: Measuring 6.5inch x 1.6inch, this wooden three tooth afro comb is extremely portable. A nice-looking drawstring bag is included for easy carrying.
• Each wood comb has its own unique wooden look and this is a handmade item
• Made from old hard wood makes the sturdy comb with no tangle
• HIGH QUALITY and BEST GIFT: Because of its premium quality and precious nature, Plai Na Parting Comb for Braiding can be a great gift. It is ideal for personal use or giving a gift to friends and relatives

Product description Wooden three tooth Afro comb pick let you enjoy creating your own hair style, parting and taking out your hair for braiding, cornrows, weaving hair style easily and comfortably with no tangle. Made from natural old hard wood so the comb is sturdy and durable, for dry and wet hair. Each Plai Na Parting Comb for Braiding has its unique distinctive wood grain, since no two trees are identical. SIZE : the styling comb approximately is 6.5" long by about 1.6" at widest point. Preservations - Do not drop wooden comb on hard floors (like concrete floor, tile floor etc) or collide them with other hard objects. - Do not soak wooden comb in water especially hot water for a long time. If you have to wash them, remember to wipe them dry with a cotton towel afterwards. - Do not put wooden combs in strong light or high temperature. Keep them away from fireplaces and ovens especially. - A small amount of olive oil can be used to maintain wooden comb smooth and shiny. Directions 1. Hold the comb with the three teeth facing the scalp. 2. Gently insert the teeth into the hair at the desired parting location. 3. Slide the comb through the hair, maintaining a steady pressure to create a clean part. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for additional parts as needed. 5. Use the comb to take out small sections of hair for braiding, cornrows, or weaving. 6. Be gentle to avoid damaging the hair or the comb. 7. Clean and maintain the comb regularly to ensure longevity and prevent damage to the hair.