Pear Wood Pocket Comb

Ready to ditch that flimsy plastic comb at the bottom of your bag? This compact pear wood pocket comb is a sturdy, plastic-free upgrade that keeps your hair (or beard) neat on the go, without shedding microplastics everywhere. Slip it into a pocket, purse, travel kit, or gym bag for a simple, low-waste grooming essential that actually feels good in your hand.

Unlike mass-produced plastic combs made from petroleum, this one is crafted from durable pear wood, so it is smooth, strong, and biodegradable at the end of its long life. Two tooth widths in one tiny comb make it easy to detangle, smooth, and style, whether your hair is fine, thick, straight, curly, or anything in between.

Features

• Made from durable pear wood, with no plastic and no coatings to flake off
• Double-sided with two tooth sizes for different hair types (great for beards, too)
• Compact pocket size for travel, handbags, back pockets, and glove boxes
• Smooth wooden teeth are gentle on hair and scalp and help reduce static and breakage compared to plastic combs
• Lightweight but sturdy enough for everyday use
• Works for most hair types: straight, wavy, curly, short, long, or facial hair

How to Use

Use the wider teeth to detangle and the finer teeth to smooth and style. It works on the hair on your head and your beard alike.

Care & Cleaning

Wipe it clean now and then and let it dry. Keep it out of water for long stretches so the wood stays smooth and strong.

Materials

Made from solid, durable pear wood. Plastic-free, with no coatings.

Dimensions

Approximately 3 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" tall x 3/8" thick.

Packaging

There is no retail packaging beyond what is needed to ship it safely. Your order may include paper to protect the contents.

End-of-Life Disposal

• Solid pear wood is biodegradable.
• When it is finally worn out, break it into smaller pieces and add it to your home compost or green waste bin where local guidelines allow, or toss it onto a yard-waste pile to break down over time.
• As a last resort it can go in the trash. Unlike a plastic comb, it will eventually decompose instead of lingering for centuries.