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Suds yourself from head to toe with the comforting caress of Calendula’s cleansing lather.   Living Libations Calendula Comfort Shampoo + Body Wash is a genuine herbaceous all-over emulsion with supple suds to cleanse skin while bringing bounce and shine to your mane.   Your scalp, hair, hands, and body will be bestowed with the botanical wisdom of this herbal-ambrosial, heaven-scented soap that gives hair sheen and keeps things clean with an emulsion of juicy supercritical extracts of Calendula, Rose Hips, and Seabuckthorn combined with scalp tingling essences of reviving Rosemary, clarifying Clary Sage, hearty Hyssop, galvanizing Ginger, cogent Cardamom, cheery Clementine, and energizing Eucalyptus, embraced by emollient jojoba herbal infusions imbued with strengthening, succulent seaweeds, and gentle sudsy-saponifications to lift debris and sebum from scalp creating clear conditions for growing strong, lustrous locks.    Hair-loving herbs are swirled together with effective extracts and essences to create a functional body, hand, hair, and scalp cleanser that gently lifts away the day's dirt without stripping the skin’s or hair's oils. These tried and true herbal infusions that benefit all hair types harmonize with hair strands and follicles without weighing your mane with the chemical residue found in most modern shampoos. Hair heroes such as Nettles, Horsetail, Coltsfoot, and Horse Chestnut are rich sources of silica, and sulfur, along with supercritical extracts that are brimming with beneficial fatty acids and antioxidants that lavish locks a luxurious sheen. The luxurious lather of this shampoo and body wash is created with coconut extracts and derivatives that are sulfate and sulfide free and gentle enough for a baby’s bubble bath.   Hair Care Directions They key to healthy hair is a cleansed scalp. Massage a small amount into a wet scalp, adding water as necessary to really work up lather. For a few minutes, use fingertips to really scrub the scalp to clear out residue so that pores are free to respire and inspire hair growth. Shampoo is for the scalp, and the process of rinsing the shampoo from the scalp is sufficient to cleanse the hair. Conditioner cares for the hair, so follow with Calendula Comfort Conditioner or Honey Myrtle Deep Conditioning Mask for soft and shiny, honey-scented hair. Many people find that they can wash their hair less often with this shampoo and hair-care strategy. Calendula Comfort Shampoo and Body Wash is perfectly safe for young ones’ hair, blondes, and color-treated tresses.   Body Wash DirectionsCalendula Comfort is lovely as a hand and bodywash too. Pour a little into palms for a sudsy wash. Or, have a blast in a bubble bath. To use more sparingly and to create a countertop hand soap (it’s a really good way to dispense suds when shampooing too), fill a foaming pump type bottle with half Calendula Care and half water and shake to combine.   Color Treated HairSimilar to healthy skin, healthy hair is coated in natural oils that protect each strand and keep the hair elastic, smooth, and shiny. The scalp produces these oils in exactly the right amount to keep the hair lubricated. Synthetic hair products, even those marketed for treated and colored hair, strip away these oils, can irritate the scalp, leave residue that stifles the scalp, and fret hair follicles. Some of the harsh chemicals in these products, such as sodium lauryl sulfate and oleyl betaine, can cause hair color to fade fast. Instead of the full, shiny, smooth locks pictured on the bottle the result is often dull, faded, and lifeless hair. Our shampoos are great for colored hair. Healthy looking hair sets the stage for dimensional color and shiny strands. The day or night before you plan on applying color, use our super hydrating, heavenly Honey Myrtle Hair Conditioning Mask, or sleep-in while Calendula Comfort Conditioner seeps in your hair overnight. This will prime hair and pave the way for luminous color afterward. Plump strands of hair grab on to the dye and hold color longer without fading.   Please note: Our shampoo bottles may vary in appearance (amber or clear, different shapes) yet rest assured, they all contain the same generous quantity of our exquisite shampoo.  Spring Water - Aqua Simple spring water, the lifeblood of all creation, is an emblem of purity and a sumptuous source of vital minerals. These natural minerals gathered in the water as it bubbled up through the deep, filtering substrate to the earth’s surface. "In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans." Kahlil Gibran Decyl Glucoside This gentle, biodegradable plant-derived saponification enhances the lather for a sudsy cleanse. It has a similar composition to the saponins in plant glycosides obtained from soap bark (quillaya) and yucca root. Its light, emollient properties are soothing to hair shafts, scalp, and skin. Coco-Protein - Cocos nucifera Coco-protein also gives this shampoo and body wash its purely botanical suds. Coco-protein is derived from the sugars, proteins, and fatty acids of organic, virgin coconut oil. It is a non-ionic saponifier that is free from ethylene oxide and preservatives. It has excellent dermatological compatibility and also has clean environmental impact, as it is highly biodegradable. Coco-protein is unrelated to varieties of sulfates or sulfides, which are best avoided. Bladderwrack – Fucus vesiculosus This succulent seaweed is naturally mucilangenic, being both moisturizing and tonifying for the hair. People from regions that ingest lots of seaweed often have thick, beautiful hair! Dry, thirsty hair will relish the vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids found in our wild-harvested seaweed extract. Juicy, gelatinous seaweed is said to enhance and replenish the appearance of hair shine. Aloe Vera - Aloe barbadensis Aloe is a botanical gem from the desert that ensures proper balance of moisture and promotes healthy hair. It is so easily absorbed into the hair and skin and harmonizes oily hair and moisturizes dry hair. It smoothes the hair cuticle and creates an invisible lush layer on the surface of each hair strand, helping to lock in moisture and nutrients. Jojoba - Simmondsia chinensis Singing with a hearty 96% ceramides, glorious golden Jojoba is the seminal supplier of sumptuous ceramides to nourish scalp and hair strands. Conditioning thirsty hair and synergizing with sebum, Jojoba has unparalleled ability to moisturize the hair and balance oil production. It is packed with peptides and lipids and contains the highest levels of phenolic compounds found in nature along with antioxidants and all soluble forms of vitamin E! Calendula – Calendula officinalis Compounds of Calendula are captured in this herbal infusion of sunny bright yellow petals packed with positive, potent properties. This infusion harnesses the pleasant properties of marigold petals that have an ancient affinity of comforting and caressing dry skin and scalps. Coltsfoot - Tussilago farfara Cheery coltsfoot is one of the first flowers to bloom in spring bringing its sunny yellow cheer to welcome the new season. Like nettles and horsetail, coltsfoot also supports healthy-looking, shiny hair. Coltsfoot contains compounds of silica, sulfur, and cysteine which improve sheen. Horse Chestnut - Aesculus hippocastanum Hardworking Horse Chestnut is abundant in silica that tames manes and strengthens strands. Horsetail - Equisetum arvense Helpful and herbaceous Horsetail rich in silica to strengthen hair strands and a frail ponytail! Oatstraw – Avena sativa Obliging Oatstraw is an herbal smoother and soother for hair strands. Oatstraw is gluten-free. Nettles - Urtica dioica Numinous Nettles are an effective and ancient plant tonic to nourish skin and scalp. Calendula CO2 Extraction - Calendula officinalis This most potent extract of mirthful marigolds concentrates the juicy constituents of colorful carotenoids, beneficial plant waxes, and thick phytosterols making it far juicier than an infusion or tincture. This superhero for skin and scalp harnesses the flower power of marigold petals to help groom hair to its full bloom. Rosehips CO2 Extraction - Rosa canina Rosehips are hydrating and moisturizing to the hair and scalp and help remove dry flakes. The omegas and vitamins contained in rosehips nourish dry, brittle hair. Rosehips oil contains retinol, omegas 6 and 9 fatty acids, lycopene, beta-carotene, and naturally occurring vitamin C. Seabuckthorn CO2 Extraction – Hippophae rhamnoides The Latin name of the berry producing Seabuckthorn bush means “tree that makes the horses shine” referring to the berries benefits of making horses healthy and have shiny hair. Our Seabuckthorn berry oil is a super-critical extract with an affinity for lustrous locks. Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis Reviving Rosemary is a stimulating sentinel for scalp and hair. Steam distilled from rosemary plants grown on high plateaus in the Alps, our rosemary contains more camphor and cineole compounds than rosemary growing at sea level. This special type of rosemary is an ancient hair and scalp tonic as it effectively sloughs scalp flakes, freeing the pores to care for each strand of hair. Cardamom - Elettaria cardamomum Charismatic Cardamom is scalp cleanser and herbal luminary with over 4,000 years of use and enjoyment. The scent of cardamom is warm, green, and spicy, with a refreshing and invigorating air. Strengthen the spirit with the timeless charm of pure cardamom. Clary Sage - Salvia sclarea Enchanting Clary Sage is steam distilled from organic flowering plants that grow in the fragrant fields of southern France. Clary Sage’s euphoric, green opal buds promote a delightful sense of tranquility and even giddiness. Quelling Clary Sage calms and cleanses the scalp. It’s warm, herbaceous aroma has been called "one of the most enigmatic essential oils in aromatherapy's mysterious apothecary." Clementine - Citrus clementina Clementine’s cold-pressed peels offer a big burst of sweet orange aroma. The sweet essence is packed with scalp and skin-loving flavonoids along with citrus peel antioxidants and skin loving linalool. Sunny and sublime, Clementine boosts the spirit with a smile. Ginger - Zingiber officinale Ginger is a hero in your aromatherapy-arsenal as it packs an herbaceous punch! Warm and zingy, it energizes this formula with its spicy serenade that cleanses the scalp and harmonizes hair. Hyssop - Hyssopus decumbens Hearty, herbal hyssop is a practical and potent essence with a welcoming honey-herbal aroma. Steam distilled and organically harvested in France, this herb has been traditionally used to revive and replenish. Eucalyptus - Eucalyptus radiata Easy-breezy Eucalyptus Radiata radiates coolness and clarity. The velvetiest of the vigorous eucalyptus family, Radiata’s reviving aroma gets things flowing and is an effective cleanser of scalp and strands. Era upon era, this stimulating scent has unplugged pathways and inspired humans to breathe deep. Vetiver - Vetiveria zizanioides Verdant, viscous Vetiver is a rooted, earthy essence that is distilled from the root of a tropical grass and has an affinity for hair and skin care. Vetiver moisturizes and helps hair appear healthy and shiny. Grapefruit Seed Extract - Citrus paradisi This excellent extract is derived from organic grapefruit seeds and pulp and softened with just a smidgen of organic glycerin. This rich source of antioxidants tones the skin and stabilizes the lotion. Stringent quality control and purity tests confirm it is free from adulterants and gluten.

Suds yourself from head to toe with the comforting caress of Calendula’s cleansing lather.   Living Libations Calendula Comfort Shampoo + Body Wash is a genuine herbaceous all-over emulsion with supple suds to cleanse skin while bringing bounce and shine to your mane.   Your scalp, hair, hands, and body will be bestowed with the botanical wisdom of this herbal-ambrosial, heaven-scented soap that gives hair sheen and keeps things clean with an emulsion of juicy supercritical extracts of Calendula, Rose Hips, and Seabuckthorn combined with scalp tingling essences of reviving Rosemary, clarifying Clary Sage, hearty Hyssop, galvanizing Ginger, cogent Cardamom, cheery Clementine, and energizing Eucalyptus, embraced by emollient jojoba herbal infusions imbued with strengthening, succulent seaweeds, and gentle sudsy-saponifications to lift debris and sebum from scalp creating clear conditions for growing strong, lustrous locks.    Hair-loving herbs are swirled together with effective extracts and essences to create a functional body, hand, hair, and scalp cleanser that gently lifts away the day's dirt without stripping the skin’s or hair's oils. These tried and true herbal infusions that benefit all hair types harmonize with hair strands and follicles without weighing your mane with the chemical residue found in most modern shampoos. Hair heroes such as Nettles, Horsetail, Coltsfoot, and Horse Chestnut are rich sources of silica, and sulfur, along with supercritical extracts that are brimming with beneficial fatty acids and antioxidants that lavish locks a luxurious sheen. The luxurious lather of this shampoo and body wash is created with coconut extracts and derivatives that are sulfate and sulfide free and gentle enough for a baby’s bubble bath.   Hair Care Directions They key to healthy hair is a cleansed scalp. Massage a small amount into a wet scalp, adding water as necessary to really work up lather. For a few minutes, use fingertips to really scrub the scalp to clear out residue so that pores are free to respire and inspire hair growth. Shampoo is for the scalp, and the process of rinsing the shampoo from the scalp is sufficient to cleanse the hair. Conditioner cares for the hair, so follow with Calendula Comfort Conditioner or Honey Myrtle Deep Conditioning Mask for soft and shiny, honey-scented hair. Many people find that they can wash their hair less often with this shampoo and hair-care strategy. Calendula Comfort Shampoo and Body Wash is perfectly safe for young ones’ hair, blondes, and color-treated tresses.   Body Wash DirectionsCalendula Comfort is lovely as a hand and bodywash too. Pour a little into palms for a sudsy wash. Or, have a blast in a bubble bath. To use more sparingly and to create a countertop hand soap (it’s a really good way to dispense suds when shampooing too), fill a foaming pump type bottle with half Calendula Care and half water and shake to combine.   Color Treated HairSimilar to healthy skin, healthy hair is coated in natural oils that protect each strand and keep the hair elastic, smooth, and shiny. The scalp produces these oils in exactly the right amount to keep the hair lubricated. Synthetic hair products, even those marketed for treated and colored hair, strip away these oils, can irritate the scalp, leave residue that stifles the scalp, and fret hair follicles. Some of the harsh chemicals in these products, such as sodium lauryl sulfate and oleyl betaine, can cause hair color to fade fast. Instead of the full, shiny, smooth locks pictured on the bottle the result is often dull, faded, and lifeless hair. Our shampoos are great for colored hair. Healthy looking hair sets the stage for dimensional color and shiny strands. The day or night before you plan on applying color, use our super hydrating, heavenly Honey Myrtle Hair Conditioning Mask, or sleep-in while Calendula Comfort Conditioner seeps in your hair overnight. This will prime hair and pave the way for luminous color afterward. Plump strands of hair grab on to the dye and hold color longer without fading.   Please note: Our shampoo bottles may vary in appearance (amber or clear, different shapes) yet rest assured, they all contain the same generous quantity of our exquisite shampoo.  Spring Water - Aqua Simple spring water, the lifeblood of all creation, is an emblem of purity and a sumptuous source of vital minerals. These natural minerals gathered in the water as it bubbled up through the deep, filtering substrate to the earth’s surface. "In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans." Kahlil Gibran Decyl Glucoside This gentle, biodegradable plant-derived saponification enhances the lather for a sudsy cleanse. It has a similar composition to the saponins in plant glycosides obtained from soap bark (quillaya) and yucca root. Its light, emollient properties are soothing to hair shafts, scalp, and skin. Coco-Protein - Cocos nucifera Coco-protein also gives this shampoo and body wash its purely botanical suds. Coco-protein is derived from the sugars, proteins, and fatty acids of organic, virgin coconut oil. It is a non-ionic saponifier that is free from ethylene oxide and preservatives. It has excellent dermatological compatibility and also has clean environmental impact, as it is highly biodegradable. Coco-protein is unrelated to varieties of sulfates or sulfides, which are best avoided. Bladderwrack – Fucus vesiculosus This succulent seaweed is naturally mucilangenic, being both moisturizing and tonifying for the hair. People from regions that ingest lots of seaweed often have thick, beautiful hair! Dry, thirsty hair will relish the vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids found in our wild-harvested seaweed extract. Juicy, gelatinous seaweed is said to enhance and replenish the appearance of hair shine. Aloe Vera - Aloe barbadensis Aloe is a botanical gem from the desert that ensures proper balance of moisture and promotes healthy hair. It is so easily absorbed into the hair and skin and harmonizes oily hair and moisturizes dry hair. It smoothes the hair cuticle and creates an invisible lush layer on the surface of each hair strand, helping to lock in moisture and nutrients. Jojoba - Simmondsia chinensis Singing with a hearty 96% ceramides, glorious golden Jojoba is the seminal supplier of sumptuous ceramides to nourish scalp and hair strands. Conditioning thirsty hair and synergizing with sebum, Jojoba has unparalleled ability to moisturize the hair and balance oil production. It is packed with peptides and lipids and contains the highest levels of phenolic compounds found in nature along with antioxidants and all soluble forms of vitamin E! Calendula – Calendula officinalis Compounds of Calendula are captured in this herbal infusion of sunny bright yellow petals packed with positive, potent properties. This infusion harnesses the pleasant properties of marigold petals that have an ancient affinity of comforting and caressing dry skin and scalps. Coltsfoot - Tussilago farfara Cheery coltsfoot is one of the first flowers to bloom in spring bringing its sunny yellow cheer to welcome the new season. Like nettles and horsetail, coltsfoot also supports healthy-looking, shiny hair. Coltsfoot contains compounds of silica, sulfur, and cysteine which improve sheen. Horse Chestnut - Aesculus hippocastanum Hardworking Horse Chestnut is abundant in silica that tames manes and strengthens strands. Horsetail - Equisetum arvense Helpful and herbaceous Horsetail rich in silica to strengthen hair strands and a frail ponytail! Oatstraw – Avena sativa Obliging Oatstraw is an herbal smoother and soother for hair strands. Oatstraw is gluten-free. Nettles - Urtica dioica Numinous Nettles are an effective and ancient plant tonic to nourish skin and scalp. Calendula CO2 Extraction - Calendula officinalis This most potent extract of mirthful marigolds concentrates the juicy constituents of colorful carotenoids, beneficial plant waxes, and thick phytosterols making it far juicier than an infusion or tincture. This superhero for skin and scalp harnesses the flower power of marigold petals to help groom hair to its full bloom. Rosehips CO2 Extraction - Rosa canina Rosehips are hydrating and moisturizing to the hair and scalp and help remove dry flakes. The omegas and vitamins contained in rosehips nourish dry, brittle hair. Rosehips oil contains retinol, omegas 6 and 9 fatty acids, lycopene, beta-carotene, and naturally occurring vitamin C. Seabuckthorn CO2 Extraction – Hippophae rhamnoides The Latin name of the berry producing Seabuckthorn bush means “tree that makes the horses shine” referring to the berries benefits of making horses healthy and have shiny hair. Our Seabuckthorn berry oil is a super-critical extract with an affinity for lustrous locks. Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis Reviving Rosemary is a stimulating sentinel for scalp and hair. Steam distilled from rosemary plants grown on high plateaus in the Alps, our rosemary contains more camphor and cineole compounds than rosemary growing at sea level. This special type of rosemary is an ancient hair and scalp tonic as it effectively sloughs scalp flakes, freeing the pores to care for each strand of hair. Cardamom - Elettaria cardamomum Charismatic Cardamom is scalp cleanser and herbal luminary with over 4,000 years of use and enjoyment. The scent of cardamom is warm, green, and spicy, with a refreshing and invigorating air. Strengthen the spirit with the timeless charm of pure cardamom. Clary Sage - Salvia sclarea Enchanting Clary Sage is steam distilled from organic flowering plants that grow in the fragrant fields of southern France. Clary Sage’s euphoric, green opal buds promote a delightful sense of tranquility and even giddiness. Quelling Clary Sage calms and cleanses the scalp. It’s warm, herbaceous aroma has been called "one of the most enigmatic essential oils in aromatherapy's mysterious apothecary." Clementine - Citrus clementina Clementine’s cold-pressed peels offer a big burst of sweet orange aroma. The sweet essence is packed with scalp and skin-loving flavonoids along with citrus peel antioxidants and skin loving linalool. Sunny and sublime, Clementine boosts the spirit with a smile. Ginger - Zingiber officinale Ginger is a hero in your aromatherapy-arsenal as it packs an herbaceous punch! Warm and zingy, it energizes this formula with its spicy serenade that cleanses the scalp and harmonizes hair. Hyssop - Hyssopus decumbens Hearty, herbal hyssop is a practical and potent essence with a welcoming honey-herbal aroma. Steam distilled and organically harvested in France, this herb has been traditionally used to revive and replenish. Eucalyptus - Eucalyptus radiata Easy-breezy Eucalyptus Radiata radiates coolness and clarity. The velvetiest of the vigorous eucalyptus family, Radiata’s reviving aroma gets things flowing and is an effective cleanser of scalp and strands. Era upon era, this stimulating scent has unplugged pathways and inspired humans to breathe deep. Vetiver - Vetiveria zizanioides Verdant, viscous Vetiver is a rooted, earthy essence that is distilled from the root of a tropical grass and has an affinity for hair and skin care. Vetiver moisturizes and helps hair appear healthy and shiny. Grapefruit Seed Extract - Citrus paradisi This excellent extract is derived from organic grapefruit seeds and pulp and softened with just a smidgen of organic glycerin. This rich source of antioxidants tones the skin and stabilizes the lotion. Stringent quality control and purity tests confirm it is free from adulterants and gluten.

Designed exclusively for Living Libations to bless your lovely locks. The handles of our wood combs are solid Incense Cedar wood and the teeth are an exquisite, ethically harvested Laos Rosewood. We offer fine, medium and wide tooth combs to grace all hair thicknesses and styling needs.  It is essential to have the right tool for the task at hand and I (Nadine) use all three combs. Here are some tips and tricks to get the most out of your comb: Fine Tooth Comb: back-combing, teasing or refining curls. Create precise, detailed hairstyles such as ravishing ringlets, perfectly poised up-dos and beautiful back-combed body. Tame fly-a-ways and  tidy the tips of your curls by adding a tiny touch of our Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners to the teeth of the comb. Medium Tooth Comb: massaging the scalp or combing hair in the morning. The thicker teeth in this comb stimulate to the scalp and evenly disperse natural hair oils (sebum) for super shiny and flake-free hair. It also feels really amazing. Wide Tooth Comb: detangling wet hair, combing in conditioner or creating loose curls. The widely spaced teeth ease out knots yet prevent breakage to wet hair. It also effectively disperses conditioner through the full length of each hair strand. Use with our Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners. Wide or Medium Tooth Comb: creating beach curls and wavy ringlets. Run through freshly made curls to loosen tight ringlets and keep curls relaxed. Five Wonders of a Wooden Comb Manage Electric Manes In the kundalini yogic tradition (and in many ancient traditions), the hair is strongly associated with one’s energy. To cut the hair is to cut off energy to the brain and mind or to strongly disrupt the flow of energy within this part of the body. Static electricity around the head and hair may interrupt or disrupt the energetic flow to the brain. Wooden combs do not conduct static electricity, so they help to protect the sacred flow of energy between the hair and the mind.   Invigorate The teeth of a wooden comb gently massage and invigorate the scalp. This may encourage healthy hair while also stimulating feel-good acupressure points and increasing mental energy. Try combing your hair before tasks that require enhanced creativity or mental focus. Lube Up and Shine On Combing the hair helps to evenly distribute the scalp’s natural oil (sebum). Regular combing may help to remove dry flakes and soothe dryness as oil production is stimulated and delivered to thirsty tresses. Comb to Cleanse Using a wood comb may remove build-up and daily dirt from the scalp and hair. The sturdy, strong teeth tease away trapped dirt. Think of using a wood comb as dry-brushing  your scalp. Use a small smudge of our Honey Myrtle Hair Conditioning Mask, or add a drop or two of an essential oil, such as frankincense, rosemary, or jasmine, to the comb’s teeth before brushing through your hair. This is also a great way to perfume your hair for a sweet scent that lasts all day. Delicately Detangle The wide-toothed wood combs are gentle, effective detangling tools for all hair types. Start at the tips of the hair and work upward as the wooden teeth gently tug each strand apart without breaking or damaging the hair. Clean Your Wood Combs Avoid soaking your wood comb in water to avoid swelling and splitting. Jojoba and coconut oil are beautiful for cleaning and conditioning our wood combs. Apply a small amount of oil to a clean cloth and carefully run the cloth between each tine to remove debris. If there is build-up from hair products on the comb, use a retired toothbrush to gently scrub it away. For fine toothed combs, try using a piece of unwaxed dental floss between the tines to work out any debris. Using a soft, absorbent cloth, wipe away any remaining oil. If damp lay the comb out in the sun to dry.

PLEASE NOTE: Image shows 3 combs to give comparison between each. You will only be sent 1 x comb if you order this product.  Designed exclusively for Living Libations to bless your lovely locks.  Our warm, wooden combs feel luxurious in your hand as they sooth the scalp and smooth tangled tresses. Wood encourages good energy flow, and wooden combs protect the sacred energy of the Crown Chakra while shielding the hair from breakage, static, and split ends. And, wood feels so good that you will never go back! The handles of these combs are solid Incense Cedar wood and the teeth are an exquisite, ethically harvested Laos Rosewood. We offer fine, medium, and wide tooth combs to grace all hair thicknesses and styling needs.  It is essential to have the right tool for the task at hand, and I (Nadine) use all three combs. Here are some tips and tricks to get the most out of your comb: Fine Tooth Comb: back-combing, teasing, or refining curls. Create precise, detailed hairstyles such as ravishing ringlets, perfectly poised up-dos, and beautiful back-combed body. Tame fly-a-ways and  tidy the tips of your curls by adding a tiny touch ofour Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners to the teeth of the comb. Medium Tooth Comb: massaging the scalp or combing hair in the morning.  The thicker teeth in this comb increase circulation to the scalp and evenly disperse natural hair oils (sebum) for super shiny and dandruff-free hair. It also feels really amazing. Wide Tooth Comb: detangling wet hair, combing in conditioner, or creating loose curls.  The widely spaced teeth ease out knots yet prevent breakage to wet hair. It also effectively disperses conditioner through the full length of each hair strand. Use with our Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners. Wide or Medium Tooth Comb: creating beach curls and wavy ringlets.  Run through freshly made curls to loosen tight ringlets and keep curls relaxed.  Five Wonders a Wooden Comb   1. Manage Electric Manes In the kundalini yogic tradition (and in many ancient traditions), the hair is strongly associated with one’s energy. To cut the hair is to cut off energy to the brain and mind or to strongly disrupt the flow of energy within this part of the body. Static electricity around the head and hair may interrupt or disrupt the energetic flow to the brain. Wooden combs do not conduct static electricity, so they help to protect the sacred flow of energy between the hair and the mind.    2.  Invigorate The teeth of a wooden comb gently massage and invigorating the scalp by increasing blood circulation. This may encourage healthy hair growth while also stimulating feel-good acupressure points and increasing mental energy.  Try combing your hair before tasks that require enhanced creativity or mental focus.   3. Lube Up and Shine On Combing the hair helps to evenly distribute the scalp’s natural oil (sebum). Regular combing may ease dandruff and dryness as oil production is stimulated and delivered to thirsty tresses.   4. Comb to Cleanse Using a wood comb may remove build-up and daily dirt from the scalp and hair. The sturdy, strong teeth dislodge dandruff and dirt and release blocked hair follicles. Think of using a wood comb as dry-brushing  your scalp. Add a drop or two of an essential oil, such as frankincense or our Lymph Tonic blend, to the comb’s teeth before brushing through your hair. This is also a great way to perfume your hair for a sweet scent that lasts all day.  5. Delicately Detangle  The wide-toothed wood combs are gentle, effective detangling tools for all hair types. Start at the tips of the hair and work upward as the wooden teeth gently tug each strand apart without breaking or damaging the hair. Clean Your Cleaners: Body Brushes, Dry Brushes, Toothbrushes & Wood Combs Body Brushes and Dry Brushes Quickly dip the brushes in boiling water and then set them out in the sun for a few hours to dry.  Or, every few months, gently clean the brushes with a pure soap and rinse well. Then put them in the sun to dry. Toothbrush After using your toothbrush, dip it in food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide. It is safe to put in your mouth and will deter unfriendly bacteria from growing on the brush. Wood Combs Avoid soaking your wood comb in water to avoid swelling and splitting.  Jojoba and coconut oil are beautiful for cleaning and conditioning our wood combs. Apply a small amount of oil to a clean cloth and carefully run the cloth between each tine to remove debris. If there is build-up from hair products on the comb, use a retired toothbrush to gently scrub it away. For fine toothed combs, try using a piece of unwaxed dental floss between the tines to work out any debris. Using a soft, absorbent cloth, wipe away any remaining oil.

PLEASE NOTE: Image shows 3 combs to give comparison between each. You will only be sent 1 x comb if you order this product.  Designed exclusively for Living Libations to bless your lovely locks.  Our warm, wooden combs feel luxurious in your hand as they sooth the scalp and smooth tangled tresses. Wood encourages good energy flow, and wooden combs protect the sacred energy of the Crown Chakra while shielding the hair from breakage, static, and split ends. And, wood feels so good that you will never go back! The handles of these combs are solid Incense Cedar wood and the teeth are an exquisite, ethically harvested Laos Rosewood. We offer fine, medium, and wide tooth combs to grace all hair thicknesses and styling needs.  It is essential to have the right tool for the task at hand, and I (Nadine) use all three combs. Here are some tips and tricks to get the most out of your comb: Fine Tooth Comb: back-combing, teasing, or refining curls. Create precise, detailed hairstyles such as ravishing ringlets, perfectly poised up-dos, and beautiful back-combed body. Tame fly-a-ways and  tidy the tips of your curls by adding a tiny touch ofour Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners to the teeth of the comb. Medium Tooth Comb: massaging the scalp or combing hair in the morning.  The thicker teeth in this comb increase circulation to the scalp and evenly disperse natural hair oils (sebum) for super shiny and dandruff-free hair. It also feels really amazing. Wide Tooth Comb: detangling wet hair, combing in conditioner, or creating loose curls.  The widely spaced teeth ease out knots yet prevent breakage to wet hair. It also effectively disperses conditioner through the full length of each hair strand. Use with our Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners. Wide or Medium Tooth Comb: creating beach curls and wavy ringlets.  Run through freshly made curls to loosen tight ringlets and keep curls relaxed.  Five Wonders a Wooden Comb   1. Manage Electric Manes In the kundalini yogic tradition (and in many ancient traditions), the hair is strongly associated with one’s energy. To cut the hair is to cut off energy to the brain and mind or to strongly disrupt the flow of energy within this part of the body. Static electricity around the head and hair may interrupt or disrupt the energetic flow to the brain. Wooden combs do not conduct static electricity, so they help to protect the sacred flow of energy between the hair and the mind.    2.  Invigorate The teeth of a wooden comb gently massage and invigorating the scalp by increasing blood circulation. This may encourage healthy hair growth while also stimulating feel-good acupressure points and increasing mental energy.  Try combing your hair before tasks that require enhanced creativity or mental focus.   3. Lube Up and Shine On Combing the hair helps to evenly distribute the scalp’s natural oil (sebum). Regular combing may ease dandruff and dryness as oil production is stimulated and delivered to thirsty tresses.   4. Comb to Cleanse Using a wood comb may remove build-up and daily dirt from the scalp and hair. The sturdy, strong teeth dislodge dandruff and dirt and release blocked hair follicles. Think of using a wood comb as dry-brushing  your scalp. Add a drop or two of an essential oil, such as frankincense or our Lymph Tonic blend, to the comb’s teeth before brushing through your hair. This is also a great way to perfume your hair for a sweet scent that lasts all day.  5. Delicately Detangle  The wide-toothed wood combs are gentle, effective detangling tools for all hair types. Start at the tips of the hair and work upward as the wooden teeth gently tug each strand apart without breaking or damaging the hair. Clean Your Cleaners: Body Brushes, Dry Brushes, Toothbrushes & Wood Combs Body Brushes and Dry Brushes Quickly dip the brushes in boiling water and then set them out in the sun for a few hours to dry.  Or, every few months, gently clean the brushes with a pure soap and rinse well. Then put them in the sun to dry. Toothbrush After using your toothbrush, dip it in food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide. It is safe to put in your mouth and will deter unfriendly bacteria from growing on the brush. Wood Combs Avoid soaking your wood comb in water to avoid swelling and splitting.  Jojoba and coconut oil are beautiful for cleaning and conditioning our wood combs. Apply a small amount of oil to a clean cloth and carefully run the cloth between each tine to remove debris. If there is build-up from hair products on the comb, use a retired toothbrush to gently scrub it away. For fine toothed combs, try using a piece of unwaxed dental floss between the tines to work out any debris. Using a soft, absorbent cloth, wipe away any remaining oil.

PLEASE NOTE: Image shows 3 combs to give comparison between each. You will only be sent 1 x comb if you order this product.  Designed exclusively for Living Libations to bless your lovely locks.  Our warm, wooden combs feel luxurious in your hand as they sooth the scalp and smooth tangled tresses. Wood encourages good energy flow, and wooden combs protect the sacred energy of the Crown Chakra while shielding the hair from breakage, static, and split ends. And, wood feels so good that you will never go back! The handles of these combs are solid Incense Cedar wood and the teeth are an exquisite, ethically harvested Laos Rosewood. We offer fine, medium, and wide tooth combs to grace all hair thicknesses and styling needs.  It is essential to have the right tool for the task at hand, and I (Nadine) use all three combs. Here are some tips and tricks to get the most out of your comb: Fine Tooth Comb: back-combing, teasing, or refining curls. Create precise, detailed hairstyles such as ravishing ringlets, perfectly poised up-dos, and beautiful back-combed body. Tame fly-a-ways and  tidy the tips of your curls by adding a tiny touch ofour Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners to the teeth of the comb. Medium Tooth Comb: massaging the scalp or combing hair in the morning.  The thicker teeth in this comb increase circulation to the scalp and evenly disperse natural hair oils (sebum) for super shiny and dandruff-free hair. It also feels really amazing. Wide Tooth Comb: detangling wet hair, combing in conditioner, or creating loose curls.  The widely spaced teeth ease out knots yet prevent breakage to wet hair. It also effectively disperses conditioner through the full length of each hair strand. Use with our Shine On, True Blue, or Honey Myrtle Hair Mask Conditioners. Wide or Medium Tooth Comb: creating beach curls and wavy ringlets.  Run through freshly made curls to loosen tight ringlets and keep curls relaxed.  Five Wonders a Wooden Comb   1. Manage Electric Manes In the kundalini yogic tradition (and in many ancient traditions), the hair is strongly associated with one’s energy. To cut the hair is to cut off energy to the brain and mind or to strongly disrupt the flow of energy within this part of the body. Static electricity around the head and hair may interrupt or disrupt the energetic flow to the brain. Wooden combs do not conduct static electricity, so they help to protect the sacred flow of energy between the hair and the mind.    2.  Invigorate The teeth of a wooden comb gently massage and invigorating the scalp by increasing blood circulation. This may encourage healthy hair growth while also stimulating feel-good acupressure points and increasing mental energy.  Try combing your hair before tasks that require enhanced creativity or mental focus.   3. Lube Up and Shine On Combing the hair helps to evenly distribute the scalp’s natural oil (sebum). Regular combing may ease dandruff and dryness as oil production is stimulated and delivered to thirsty tresses.   4. Comb to Cleanse Using a wood comb may remove build-up and daily dirt from the scalp and hair. The sturdy, strong teeth dislodge dandruff and dirt and release blocked hair follicles. Think of using a wood comb as dry-brushing  your scalp. Add a drop or two of an essential oil, such as frankincense or our Lymph Tonic blend, to the comb’s teeth before brushing through your hair. This is also a great way to perfume your hair for a sweet scent that lasts all day.  5. Delicately Detangle  The wide-toothed wood combs are gentle, effective detangling tools for all hair types. Start at the tips of the hair and work upward as the wooden teeth gently tug each strand apart without breaking or damaging the hair. Clean Your Cleaners: Body Brushes, Dry Brushes, Toothbrushes & Wood Combs Body Brushes and Dry Brushes Quickly dip the brushes in boiling water and then set them out in the sun for a few hours to dry.  Or, every few months, gently clean the brushes with a pure soap and rinse well. Then put them in the sun to dry. Toothbrush After using your toothbrush, dip it in food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide. It is safe to put in your mouth and will deter unfriendly bacteria from growing on the brush. Wood Combs Avoid soaking your wood comb in water to avoid swelling and splitting.  Jojoba and coconut oil are beautiful for cleaning and conditioning our wood combs. Apply a small amount of oil to a clean cloth and carefully run the cloth between each tine to remove debris. If there is build-up from hair products on the comb, use a retired toothbrush to gently scrub it away. For fine toothed combs, try using a piece of unwaxed dental floss between the tines to work out any debris. Using a soft, absorbent cloth, wipe away any remaining oil.