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Knotty_Maddy · 11-09-2012, 07:46 PM

posting a pic of my comb

CP, I tried to answer your PM, but had problems! It wouldn't send

Here are the details of this curl comb: it was plastic and has no heat or anything. I think it cost me $5

they are beside the brushes.

You can get them in small, med or large, depending what size you want your curls. I bought a med but my hair is pretty curly, so I just truly use mine to dry my bangs and to lift my roots. For the roots, I either just put the prongs directly to my head and twist slightly, or I use it like a round brush, or I just use it to lift my hair so I can blow dry the roots without disrupting the curl... It slips right back out again

No tangling!

Best hair tool I ever bought

11-09-2012, 07:46 PM	#8
Knotty_Maddy Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 478	posting a pic of my comb CP, I tried to answer your PM, but had problems! It wouldn't send Here are the details of this curl comb: it was plastic and has no heat or anything. I think it cost me $5 they are beside the brushes. You can get them in small, med or large, depending what size you want your curls. I bought a med but my hair is pretty curly, so I just truly use mine to dry my bangs and to lift my roots. For the roots, I either just put the prongs directly to my head and twist slightly, or I use it like a round brush, or I just use it to lift my hair so I can blow dry the roots without disrupting the curl... It slips right back out again No tangling! Best hair tool I ever bought Attached Thumbnails __________________ Finer, mixed with coarser strands, low-porosity, wavy curly whirly hair...3A, 2C hair. Medium thickness, medium elasticity. S-shaped hair with corkscrew ends. My hair is even more confused than me ;p My hair officially hates protein Once a month is enough! Currently a fan of TiGi products, (rock on, TiGi Curlesque styling creme!) but that will soon change - I am a self-avowed product junkie! Yay! BIG fan of supersoaker method - thanks Rudeechick!