• The Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb - Wide teeth, cellulose acetate by Madame d'Alexis
  • Pink Wide Tooth Detangling Comb - Wide teeth, cellulose acetate MADAME D'ALEXIS
  • Pink Wide Tooth Detangling Comb - Wide teeth, cellulose acetate MADAME D'ALEXIS
  • Pink Wide Tooth Detangling Comb - Wide teeth, cellulose acetate MADAME D'ALEXIS
  • Pink Wide Tooth Detangling Comb - Wide teeth, cellulose acetate MADAME D'ALEXIS

Accessory

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

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€15.00
  • No petroleum-based plastic

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  • Made in Brittany, in small batches
  • A free accessory with every order

The Ritual

How to Use It

To turn detangling into a true beauty ritual, Madame d’Alexis invites you to gently use the Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb on dry or wet hair:

  • On wet hair, always start by detangling the ends, then gradually work your way up through the lengths to the roots.
  • Work on the hair section by section to minimize tension and protect the hair shaft.
  • After applying a mask, treatment, or conditioner, use the comb to distribute the product evenly along the lengths of your hair.
  • For curly, kinky, or textured hair, it's best to use this product on damp or wet hair to preserve the natural shape of the curls.
  • On dry hair, use it to tame the lengths, smooth out strands, and reduce frizz without causing static.
  • After each use, rinse the comb with lukewarm water if necessary, then dry it with a soft cloth.

Tip from Madame d’Alexis: For even gentler detangling, apply the Mask to clean, towel-dried hair, then run the Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb from the ends toward the roots. The treatment spreads more easily, the hair shaft is better coated, and the hair detangles with less resistance.

The formula

What's in the formula

Composition

The Madame d'Alexis Pink Wide Detangling Comb is made from cellulose acetate, a bio-sourced, durable material free from petroleum-based plastics.

Appreciated for its strength, lightness, and smooth finish, cellulose acetate allows for a gentler detangling experience than a traditional plastic comb. It limits static electricity, reduces frizz, and glides easily through the hair without snagging the hair fiber.

Handcrafted in France, in the Jura region, this comb combines traditional craftsmanship, elegance, and hair care.

Composition: cellulose acetate.

Olfactory Signature

The Pink Wide-Tooth Detangling Comb is a fragrance-free accessory made of cellulose acetate. It complements our skincare routine featuring organic Damask rose, chamomile, and orange blossom hydrosols: when run from the ends toward the roots after applying Le Masque, it distributes the product along the length of the hair for gentle detangling.

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"The Difference," by Alexis

Madame d'Alexis Comb or Classic Comb: What Makes a Difference When Detangling

Madame d’Alexis pink detangling comb
Madame d’Alexis comb
Conventional comb
Conventional comb
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Gentle on hair, detangles without pulling on the fiber.
Fine teeth catch knots more easily.
Respects fragile, dry, or sensitized hair.
Not all combs are designed for fragile hair.
Helps distribute treatments evenly across the lengths.
The spacing between the teeth—which is key to proper distribution—varies by model.
Perfectly complements masks, serums, or a complete hair routine.
Designed for styling, not necessarily for use with hair care products.
Provides a gentler, more precise, and more sensory experience.
When combing wet hair—which is more fragile—the choice of comb matters.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this comb suitable for curly and kinky hair?

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.

Can I use this comb in the shower?

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.

How is it different from a regular plastic comb?

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.

Is this comb suitable for fine, damaged hair?

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.

How do I care for my comb?

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.

Can I use this comb every day?

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.