Method Of Selecting Combs

A good comb should have teeth arranged evenly and neatly, with appropriate spacing, neither sparse nor dense; The tip of the comb should be blunt and not too sharp to avoid damaging the scalp. It is understood that many inflammatory, allergic, and infectious diseases that occur on the scalp are related to minor injuries to the scalp caused by combing. If the comb is not suitable, the hair is prone to breakage and knots, making it uncomfortable to comb. So when choosing a comb, don't buy it cheap, because poor quality combs will make your hair suffer. Of course, the higher the price of the comb, the better. First of all, it depends on the design of the comb, which should be soft, elastic, and not too harsh on the hand. Then look at the comb teeth. Round headed ones are better than pointed ones, and the teeth should not be too close together, so that when combing hair, it will not harm the hair and will not generate static electricity. When choosing a hair comb, don't be afraid of trouble. Try and compare more. You can try using the same force as a regular comb on the back of your hand. If you feel sharp or prickly, then don't buy it.