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The letter X is used to show you which combs have what thickness
choices. It can be seen as a lighter or heavier comb you can choose and
is relative to that model. Some people know that they like a certain
weight or solidity to a tool they use, if you don't have a preference
you can ask for help as to what thickness Doctorlonghair who had these
carved, recommends.  Other than that if you like a rich feeling n a
comber ...go up in x'x ...a scritcher?...stay 1x or slender.

Absolutely! Yes. no restrictions when we categorize... just different options;-) You are expected to use the finer as scritchers regardless of hair's thickness, but you'd use a no other type to pull through, that is a fine hair option, but pulling a scritcher thru is not mandatory.

Stimulating tines

...for a very buzzy-feel for mainly scalp, very fine and very buzzy-feel especially for pores and scalp stimulating, medium feeling rubbing/stimulating and rubbing, or more suited for rubbing/combing. one of each of these is a good thing... it's in the tines(teeth).

or

Glider tines

...for a same but moderated buzzy-feel, because it's designed shape wise for many uses a 'different feeling' Scritching, combing hair strands and lengths and fell/swoop scrubby-rubbing, Gorgeous keepsakes, lifetime heirlooms if you use and care for all these well. Got to have one of these too... makes long or any hair shiny!! no tangles.

or

Crossover tines

...for a moderate buzzy-feel as it is for both purposes, combing and scalp all can be used for both stimulating scalp and rubbing. Still feels rrrrreally gooood! Got to have a few of these too... makes roots and strand happy long or any hair shiny but doesn't over stimulate (is that even possible??)!!

then...

'Some of each the area that touch the scalp tines are contoured/curved edge-line, and some are a flat line then there's a different feel and effect with thicker and thinner tines.

'Classics' are good for de-frizzing and for combing straight or straightened hair (avoid styling products not to be used directly with horn combs)

Have LML help or choose some then ask if you want to cover all bases.order them for pets too!

Use nothing on your comb to treat it, but lanolin, preferably our lanolin, it is sister to the horn, from the same animal, oil is not just oil, it is not a matter of being 'good'? it must be correct though, it does matter. (I could envision LML making you promise before selling you a raw beauty...use only our unsulfonated lanolin, or nothing. To begin with, it somewhat waterproofs and seals it, any other soakingin will swell-up and ruin your horncomb.

NEVER GET YOUR HORNCOMB WET... NEVER KEEP IT BY YOUR SINK OR IN THE BATHROOM

The letter X is used to show you which combs have what thickness
choices. It can be seen as a lighter or heavier comb you can choose and
is relative to that model. Some people know that they like a certain
weight or solidity to a tool they use, if you don't have a preference
you can ask for help as to what thickness Doctorlonghair who had these
carved, recommends.  Other than that if you like a rich feeling n a
comber ...go up in x'x ...a scritcher?...stay 1x or slender.

We have a special rate for horn-combs-only packet-style-postage mailings like combs starting at 4$ US or $6-9 CAD, but it is not as good as the parcel style above, but as you need, just say so ;-)

YES she is really good with these wonders and will try to fit you with one if you need!!All you need to do is order a few that you like and put a note for someone to contact you before billing...(credit cards don't get billed automatically on-line FYI for better-personal-service reasons) and we can work with you after that, we do need a pending order with credit card ifo or we'd be doing this all day for people just 'wondering'. We can always change anything you like from the 'inside'.