Large neem wood comb
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Neem wood comb (Azadirachta indica, known as neem in India). Each comb is machine-cut, then sanded and finished by hand in India. Product and packaging are plastic-free.
Description
Neem is a tree native to India, with dense wood and a fine grain. Once sanded, it forms smooth-edged teeth that glide through the hair.
Each comb is machine-cut from the wood, then sanded and finished by hand: this hand-finishing rounds the teeth and smooths the edges. Like any wood, each piece retains its own grain and color variations.
Wood produces less static electricity than a plastic comb, so dry or fine hair is less likely to stand up while styling.
The four combs come in a red or white cardboard box, ready for gifting. Neither the combs nor the packaging contain plastic.
Features
| Large comb | |
|---|---|
| Length | 19.5 cm |
| Width | 5 cm |
| Tooth spacing | Wide |
| Manufacturing | Machine-cut, sanded and finished by hand in India |
Care
Remove hair after use. To clean the comb, wipe it with a barely damp cloth without soaking it: prolonged contact with water can make the wood swell and crack. Leave it to air-dry. If the wood dries out over time, rub it with a drop of vegetable oil, then wipe off any excess.
Manufacturing
The combs are made in Chennai, India, by Preciso Fashion. This supplier is a member of Sedex, a platform for assessing social and ethical practices in supply chains.
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Returns and warranty
If you are not satisfied with your order or if you have changed your mind, you can return the items within 14 calendar days of receipt. In this case, please contact us to agree on the terms of exchange or return.Â
Our products are covered by a two-year warranty in accordance with  Directive (EU) 2019/771 and Articles L217-3 et seq. of the French Consumer Code.
Eco-participation and WEEE information
The price includes the mandatory Refashion contribution (textile/footwear recycling) in France, and equivalent organizations in other countries where applicable.
RGSP Manufacturer: Himalayan Arts and Handicrafts, Kathmandu, Nepal.Â
RGSP Distributor: Madacha, France