In the hair combs range from KASHŌKI, the Mayumi is specially designed for thick and curly hair. Here’s what you’ll notice daily:

• Wide teeth glide through knots without pulling
• Handle gives you more control on each section
• Rounded tooth tips feel gentle on your scalp
• Works well on wet hair with conditioner
• Suitable for thick, curly, and wavy hair
• Sleek deSign that looks great in your bathroom
• Easy to clean

1. Start with wet hair. Apply conditioner or leave-in first.
2. Divide your hair into sections. The thicker your hair, the smaller the sections.
3. Always start at the ends. Then work your way up to the roots.
4. Hold the handle firmly and use short, gentle strokes.
5. Rinse your hair afterwards or style as usual.

If you want to smooth or style your hair after, the Smooth White Detangler Hairbrush is a great next step. It tackles the last small knots and leaves your hair smoother and more defined.

The wide space between the teeth is what sets a good detangling comb apart from a regular comb. Fine-tooth combs catch knots and pull the hair. With the Mayumi, the teeth slide through, so your hair experiences less tension. You’ll notice immediately: less breakage, less pain, and less hair loss after combing.

If a wooden comb isn’t your thing for curly hair, this plastic alternative is a practical choice. Easy to rinse, lightweight, and perfect for thick hair prone to tangling. In the Hair Tools range from KASHŌKI, the Mayumi is one of the most accessible options for daily use. A solid choice that protects your hair.

Yes. The Mayumi is made for thick and curly hair but also works well on wavy or full hair. If your hair tangles easily or you often comb it wet, this comb suits you. If your hair is very fine or thin, a finer comb or soft brush might work better, as a coarse comb smooths fine hair less well.

Yes, that’s even the best Manier. Use the comb on wet hair while the conditioner is still in. The conditioner smooths your hair from within, making it easier for the teeth to glide through knots. This loosens knots with minimal resistance. Then rinse out your hair and conditioner together.

A detangling brush, like a Tangle Teezer, has many small flexible bristles that quickly go through dense knots. The KASHŌKI Wide Tooth Detangling Handle Comb Mayumi works gentler and gives you more control, section by section. Want to gently loosen your hair without brushing aggressively? Use the Mayumi first. Then you can use a brush for more definition.

If you need a comb for thick, frizzy curls that doesn’t tear your hair, the Mayumi is a strong choice. It functions between a simple drugstore comb and a specialised detangling brush. Cheaper than a brush with flexible bristles but much more targeted than a random drugstore comb.

If your hair tangles so tightly that you have to really work through it, a comb for curly hair knots is sometimes not enough as a first step. Start with your fingers, then use the Mayumi, and finish with a brush. Choose a brush if you want your curls well defined afterwards. The Detangling Comb Misaki is a good alternative if you prefer a slightly different shape or grip.