The Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb – Wide teeth, cellulose acetate

Yes, absolutely. The wide, spaced-out teeth are specifically designed to glide smoothly through tight curls and Afro textures. They respect the hair’s natural pattern without distorting it or causing frizz. It’s the ideal tool for gently detangling curly hair.

Of course. Cellulose acetate isn't affected by water—in fact, that's its ideal use. On wet, conditioned hair, the teeth detangle with minimal tugging, section by section. You can use it right after shampooing for effortless detangling.

A plastic comb made from petroleum-based materials generates static electricity and has invisible micro-roughness that snags the hair cuticle. Cellulose acetate, hand-polished in the Jura region, offers an incomparably smoother and softer surface. What’s more, it’s bio-based and durable—our customers keep theirs for years.

Yes, that's one of its strengths. The combination of wide teeth, anti-static material, and a smooth surface minimizes breakage in fine or chemically treated hair. You can use it as often as needed without risking damage to your hair strands.

A simple rinse with lukewarm water is all that's needed after each use. Dry it flat or upright, away from direct heat. Avoid dropping it on hard surfaces—acetate, while durable, can crack if subjected to a strong impact. With basic care, your comb will last for years.

Yes, the Madame d’Alexis Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb can be used daily on both dry and wet hair. Thanks to its wide, spaced-out teeth, it detangles hair without breaking it, without pulling excessively on the hair shaft, and without causing static electricity.

It is particularly suitable for curly, fine, damaged, textured, or sensitized hair. For gentler detangling, always start at the ends, then gradually work your way up through the lengths to the roots.