Meta-C Natural Green Sandalwood Wooden Comb - NO SNAGS, NO TANGLE, NO STATIC (Short Handle - Wide Tooth)

ATTENTION-For the nature of the green sandalwood, the color may get darker as time goes by, and may generate flocculent crystals, these features may make the comb seems to be used, but they are not, they just naturally change. Five Wonders a Wooden Comb 1. Manage Electric Manes In the kundalini yogic tradition (and in many ancient traditions), the hair is strongly associated with one’s energy. To cut the hair is to cut off energy to the brain and mind or to strongly disrupt the flow of energy within this part of the body. Static electricity around the head and hair may interrupt or disrupt the energetic flow to the brain. Wooden combs do not conduct static electricity, so they help to protect the sacred flow of energy between the hair and the mind. 2. Invigorate The teeth of a wooden comb gently massage and invigorating the scalp by increasing blood circulation. This may encourage healthy hair growth while also stimulating feel-good acupressure points and increasing mental energy. Try combing your hair before tasks that require enhanced creativity or mental focus. 3. Lube Up and Shine On Combing the hair helps to evenly distribute the scalp’s natural oil (sebum). Regular combing may ease dandruff and dryness as oil production is stimulated and delivered to thirsty tresses. Care Instructions Keep away from fire. Don’t wet it longer. Avoid throwing, bending and high temperature. Don't put it in the sun exposure longer. Keep it in a ventilated environment. Clean it in cold water with a soft brush, and dry it with tower gently. Apply a small amount of olive oil to maintain sandalwood combs smooth and shiny.

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