Comb blog

Do you brush or comb your hair and notice that more and more hairs are showing in the brush or comb? Or do you pull your fingers through your hair and more hair comes loose than usual? Do you find more hair in the sink, the shower and the tiles in the bathroom? You feel uneasy and I can relate to that very well. The "letting hair" startles, unsettles and spreads sadness. My first tip: Please put the brush in the drawer for a while and preferably comb your hair with a wide-toothed horn comb or wooden comb (recommendation at...

It's like: Geha or Pelikan. Pepsi or Coke. Alpro or soya. In our experience, there is no better or worse. Some are happy with a wooden comb and others with a horn comb. Both have their advantages. Advantages - wooden comb: A wooden comb is electrostatically neutral, lies in the hand with a pleasant feeling of wood and surprises new customers again and again with its lightness. A slight wooden sound is heard when combing. Since the wooden comb has not been treated with beeswax or other polishing agents, it is vegan. Regional wood purchasing is very important to us...

It was Albert Einstein who said: "Everything is energy and there is nothing more to say about it." Our physical body forms our skin and our hair. Above our physical body lies our energy body. We feel it when we suddenly get goosebumps, when a shiver runs down our spines, when we are tired and drained for no reason, when love gets under our skin or when we are completely relaxed. Our hair is a subtle connection from the energy body to the physical body and vice versa. The image below shows how we can imagine the energy around our...

When it comes to the question of which comb is the right one for you, the length of your hair is not decisive. The right toothing is crucial so that you feel comfortable when combing and the comb is gentle on the scalp and hair. Use the following tips to find your ideal, individual combing technique: The longer your hair, the more likely it is that knots will form Avoid tangles and tangles in your hair by starting at the bottom and combing strand by strand first the bottom third of the hair, then the bottom two thirds of the...