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SKU: imp12-5-inch

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SKU: imp12-5-inch

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Description
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What it is:
The Imperial Barber Products Hair Comb is a 5-inch plastic comb. It has fine and wide teeth that have rounded ends for comfortable combing - great for styling or just touch-ups.

What else you need to know:
The front of the comb has the words "Imperial Barber Grade Products USA" while the back is a sleek black comb.

Product Options Available are as follows:
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*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials is the Imperial Hair Comb made from?

The Imperial Hair Comb is crafted from high-quality materials selected for durability and hair compatibility. Our comb features smooth, rounded teeth designed to glide through hair without snagging or causing breakage. The handle is ergonomically designed for comfortable grip during styling. For specific material composition details, please refer to the product packaging or contact our customer service team.

Is the Imperial Hair Comb safe for sensitive scalp?

Yes, the Imperial Hair Comb is designed with gentle, rounded teeth that minimize scalp irritation. The smooth surface reduces friction and tugging, making it suitable for people with sensitive scalps. However, if you have specific scalp conditions or concerns, we recommend consulting with a dermatologist before use. Always use gentle, deliberate strokes when combing to prevent discomfort.

Can I use the Imperial Hair Comb on wet or dry hair?

The Imperial Hair Comb works well on both wet and dry hair. For wet hair, start with wider tooth spacing sections first, then move to finer areas as hair dries. For dry hair, use gentle strokes to avoid breakage. We recommend using the comb on damp (not dripping) hair for best results and to minimize hair stress.