Two Type Tooth Neem Comb For Better De-Tangling
Buy wholesale Two Type Tooth Neem Comb For Better De-Tangling from manufacturer and exporter Agate Export. Bulk orders for shops.
The Two Type Tooth Neem Comb For Better De-Tangling is a natural wooden grooming accessory measuring 190x50 mm and weighing 40 grams. Crafted with dual-spacing teeth, this traditional wooden comb provides smooth gliding through hair for effective detangling.
Stocking the Wooden Comb in Retail Shops
Metaphysical boutiques, natural living stores, and online sellers stock this item for customers seeking eco-friendly and herbal-infused personal care tools. It functions well in zero-waste product displays, wellness gift sets, or as an earthy counter-top impulse item.
- Traditionally used for gentle daily scalp stimulation and hair grooming.
- Added to natural wellness and self-care ritual kits for home use.
- Chosen by eco-conscious buyers looking for sustainable wooden alternatives.
- Maintains utility as a durable, travel-friendly personal accessory.
- Complements natural bathroom decor and wooden vanity collections.
Material and Natural Characteristics of the Wooden Comb
This item is made from genuine natural wood, known for its durable finish and organic grain patterns. Since wood is a natural material, each piece displays unique color variations and texture differences. Buyers appreciate these subtle natural distinctions in every batch.
Bulk Ordering from Our Manufacturing Facility in Khambhat
Agate Export serves as the direct manufacturer and exporter of this product, supplying global distributors, online platforms, and retail shops with factory-direct wholesale pricing. We cater to bulk buyers requiring consistent inventory, with private label options available upon request.
- Product Code: Comb-031
- Material: Wooden
- Size: 190x50 mm
- Weight: 40 Grams
- Minimum Order: 20 Pcs
- Priced per: Pcs
- Natural variation in grain and color occurs between individual pieces.
- Custom packaging and private label services are available on request.


