SIBEL Styler Comb Derlin Profa 80 10cm
Wide, Rounded Teeth: The teeth are widely spaced and feature rounded tips. This allows them to glide through hair without pulling or breaking it. Robust Structure: It has a very thick spine to ensure a firm grip, as it is often used on wet or conditioner-laden hair which could otherwise make it slippery. Material: Usually hard plastic or ebonite, materials that are moisture-resistant and easy to clean. Compact Design: Unlike combs with handles, this model is gripped directly by the spine, offering a greater sense of control over the pressure applied.
HOW TO USE:
This comb is the best friend of those with curly, wavy, or very thick hair. Here is how to use it correctly: Detangling in the shower is the perfect way to comb through hair while you have conditioner or a mask on. Always start from the ends and gradually work your way up to the roots. This prevents knots from accumulating into a single "tangle" at mid-length. If you have curly hair, you should never use a fine-toothed comb once it is dry (to avoid the "frizzy cloud" effect).
SIBEL Styler Comb Derlin Profa 80 10cm
Wide, Rounded Teeth: The teeth are widely spaced and feature rounded tips. This allows them to glide through hair without pulling or breaking it. Robust Structure: It has a very thick spine to ensure a firm grip, as it is often used on wet or conditioner-laden hair which could otherwise make it slippery. Material: Usually hard plastic or ebonite, materials that are moisture-resistant and easy to clean. Compact Design: Unlike combs with handles, this model is gripped directly by the spine, offering a greater sense of control over the pressure applied.
HOW TO USE:
This comb is the best friend of those with curly, wavy, or very thick hair. Here is how to use it correctly: Detangling in the shower is the perfect way to comb through hair while you have conditioner or a mask on. Always start from the ends and gradually work your way up to the roots. This prevents knots from accumulating into a single "tangle" at mid-length. If you have curly hair, you should never use a fine-toothed comb once it is dry (to avoid the "frizzy cloud" effect).
