Among the hair combs range, this comb stands out for both function and style. These are the features you'll notice daily:

• Wide teeth detangle without pulling
• Smooth, polished surface slides easily through hair
• Suitable for wet and dry hair
• Works for all hair types, including thick and curly
• Zebra print is embedded in the plastic, won't fade
• Compact size fits easily in a toiletry bag
• Matching brush available with the same design

1. Use the comb in the shower to evenly distribute shampoo or conditioner through your hair.
2. After washing, work from the ends upwards: start at the tips and slowly move up to the roots.
3. Comb towel-dried hair to gently remove knots before blow-drying.
4. Use it while blow-drying to style without flattening your hair.
5. Clean the comb regularly by rinsing it under the tap.

Want to brush after combing? The Africa Zebra Hairbrush is the perfect complement: same print, same brand, making a lovely set for daily use or as a gift.

The secret lies in the spacing between the teeth. Regular fine-tooth combs have teeth close together, causing wet hair to catch easily. The Rock & Ruddle Grove Kam Africa Zebra has much wider gaps, letting hair pass without resistance. That's why it's great for curly hair: curls stay intact and are not disturbed.

The smooth, polished surface also reduces friction, visibly preventing breakage and frizz. Wondering if a wide tooth comb is better for wet hair than a regular comb? The answer is yes: less resistance means less damage, especially if your hair is delicate after washing. This comb is part of a wide range of Rock & Ruddle combs and brushes, all designed to be gentle and effective.

Absolutely. The wide teeth pass easily through thick, curly, or wavy hair without pulling. For these hair types, a wide comb is the smartest choice: it detangles without disrupting the curl.

If you have very long or extremely thick hair, the handle might feel a bit short when detangling large amounts of hair. In that case, check out the Beachwave Comb with Handle White, which is larger and offers more grip for long, voluminous hair.

Yes. The Africa Zebra design isn’t printed or stuck on the plastic but directly embedded. This means it looks the same even after months of daily use. No fading or peeling layers.

The design is by illustrator Clare Mackie, giving the comb a unique look compared to ordinary plastic combs. This also makes it a lovely gift, especially together with the matching Africa Zebra Hairbrush.

Yes, you can. Use it in the shower to evenly spread conditioner or to start detangling while the conditioner is still in your hair.

Using a comb in the shower is actually the smartest way to tackle knots: your hair is at its most flexible, and the conditioner helps. Just rinse the comb under the tap afterwards and let it dry.

A wide comb is almost always the better choice for wet hair compared to a brush. Brushes have many closely spaced teeth, which cause resistance and breakage when used on wet hair. A wide comb like the Rock & Ruddle Grove Kam Africa Zebra glides through wet hair gently and causes less damage.

If you use your hair dry or want to comb it again after drying, a brush is ideal for shine and volume. The Comb with Handle Africa Leopard is a good alternative if you want the same type of comb with a different print. Want to know more about the different types? Check the full overview of Hair Tools.

Manufacturer contact:
natural bristle brush
63 sugden road, london
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www.rockandruddle.com