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Large French Horn Dresser Comb
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Our horn combs are crafted by artisans in the French town of Campredon - perhaps the last such masters in what was once the European capital of horn working. The artisans heat raw horn over open flame to a plastic consistency. Flattened and smoothed, the horn is then shaped. Cutting the teeth is especially intricate - great care is taken to ensure strength, consistency and comfort. Finally, each comb is sanded, polished and buffed, no two exactly alike in color or pattern. Each delivered to you in...
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Our horn combs are crafted by artisans in the French town of Campredon - perhaps the last such masters in what was once the European capital of horn working. The artisans heat raw horn over open flame to a plastic consistency. Flattened and smoothed, the horn is then shaped. Cutting the teeth is especially intricate - great care is taken to ensure strength, consistency and comfort. Finally, each comb is sanded, polished and buffed, no two exactly alike in color or pattern. Each delivered to you in...
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Our horn combs are crafted by artisans in the French town of Campredon - perhaps the last such masters in what was once the European capital of horn working. The artisans heat raw horn over open flame to a plastic consistency. Flattened and smoothed, the horn is then shaped. Cutting the teeth is especially intricate - great care is taken to ensure strength, consistency and comfort. Finally, each comb is sanded, polished and buffed, no two exactly alike in color or pattern. Each delivered to you in...
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Due to the natural materials and individual hand-craftsmanship, no two combs are ever alike. Each has its own unique personality and beauty. Some are lighter, some darker, still others are beautifully marbled. Owing to the natural graining of the horn each one has a slight lengthwise curve rather than the unforgiving straight lines typically found in combs made of plastic. Whatever yours looks like, it is sure to out-perform any other comb you've ever used. Since natural horn and natural hair are...
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Horn combs are virtually unavailable now. Most are either made of plastic, rubber or some artificial material. And because Horn Combs are so rare now, little is remembered about how good they are to use and how nice they are to our hair and scalp. They absorb oils, do not produce static electricity and are much easier to use, even on tangled hair.
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