Comb recommendations?

[Laur]

I have, and really like, my Tangle Teezer, but it's not great for everything. I was wondering what kind of seamless combs people have and recommend? Preferably things I can get either at Sally's or easily online? I've been looking at various places around here and only finding the standard molded plastic.

So, suggestions?

[brave]

I hear good things about quecraft's bone combs. They're on etsy and ebay.

[auburntressed]

Also, I am loving hairsense's bone combs. They rock.

[Madora]

When my old Madora comb gave up the ghost a while back, I went to Sally's and purchased a wide tooth plastic shower comb. It was money well spent and the comb itself was perfect...no rough seams anywhere.

[Bene]

I have one of these ("http://tanswoodcomb.com/combs/precious-material-combs/rosewood-combs/comb-rosewood-teeth-insert-2-17). Description from the shop:

Craft Technology: Teeth Insert

Tan's has produced the first teeth insert comb in the world and owns the patent. The comb back is made of wood cutting along the grain, which is strong and hard to broken. It is suitable for long hair and curls.





I have a thing for wood pins.

[AdaClare]

I love my wooden comb from The Body Shop. :)

[lapushka]

Hairsense (http://hairsense.com/) combs, Hercules Sagemann (http://www.hercules-saegemann.de/m1.php?lang=e) combs (sometimes sold on e-bay).

[Autumn]

I like this horn comb from Classic Shaving: http://www.classicshaving.com/catalog/item/522962/728972.htm.

[Natalia]

body shops wooden comb gets good reviews but personally i go to sallys and root around till i find a cheap one that is reasonably smooth and can be filed down where needed.

[Littlewing13]

I have both a TT & a mason pearson seamless plastic comb which I would highly recommend. I mostly use the mason pearson when my hair is wet, glides through like butter. Set you back $20AUD or more but very much worth it. I've had mine for a good 6 yrs & it never catches or snags. TT I keep for brushing when dry.