Using a neem wooden comb has tremendous benefits for your hair, your scalp and the planet. Wooden renewables are in, plastics are out! We here at SavSea are constantly researching what can be a better alternative of plastic combs and also better for our hair, work to help repair or avoid hair damage and are environmentally better as well. A simple way to start repairing hair naturally is switching to a neem wooden comb, while trying to avoid harsh detergents and chemicals on your hair and skipping the heat to style. We loved making the switch to a neem wood comb and learned a lot speaking with holistic hair stylists and diving deeper into the research. Using SavSea Wooden Comb For Women, especially to detangle wet hair after a shower and to comb hair before using a CharlieCurl to create curls and style our hair, has become an essential part of our hair care routine. Here’s the basic science breakdown behind why wooden combs are better and provide benefits for your hair: Plastic and metal combs and brushes can cause static in your hair because they have a positive electrical charge and hair has a negative electrical charge which attracts hair to the comb causing static and/or frizz. Static and frizz allow the hair strand to dry out and become brittle, not to mention it just doesn’t look good. And plastic and low-quality metals are bad for the environment and non-renewable unlike wood. Wooden combs can’t conduct electricity, so they keep your hair free from static damage. How To Clean Your Wooden Comb Keep your wooden comb clean by removing any hair from your comb after using, and remember to store it on a dry surface or inside a dry cabinet or drawer. Over time, water can destroy the health of wood and bathrooms can be one of the most humid rooms. We like to keep ours inside of our bag alongside our other hair style tools. For the occasional upkeep and maintenance of your wood comb, try rubbing linseed, flaxseed or coconut oil onto it and let sit for half an