The Kamboja Comb is one of our first ever combs to be introduced into our collection and is available in sustainably sourced Teak or Rosewood. Perfect for all hair lengths and types, this seven pronged comb is an ideal handbag or travel comb to take with you on the move.
Suited For Your Hair Type? | The Kamboja Comb is one of our first ever combs to be introduced into our collection and is available in sustainably sourced Teak or Rosewood. Perfect for all hair lengths and types, this seven pronged comb is an ideal handbag or travel comb to take with you on the move. Our wooden combs help to reduce breakage and damage to hair, unlike plastic and metal. The wooden tips gently massage to your skin, stimulating blood flow which promotes hair growth. The porous nature of wood absorbs and redistributes oils to maintain healthy hair. Visit our shop to see our whole collection as we have something to suit every style.
Dimensions | Length x 11cm | Width x 8cm | Depth x 1.4cm
Craftsmanship | No piece is ever the same, the journey from rough-cut waste to hand-polished combs and forks is made by our artisans in Indonesia, creating truly one-of-a-kind pieces. They are unique each time from their shape to the grains in the wood. All of our hair sticks are hand carved from sustainably sourced root wood left over from plantations in Indonesia. Your Kamboja Comb will arrive in recycled packaging with a protective fabric sleeve to keep it safe whilst traveling.
Your Environmental Impact?
Planting trees is one of the best ways to fight climate change. Trees not only absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, they also provide a habitat for a diverse range of species in the rainforest.
Trees Planted
4
CO2 Savings Per Year
200 lbs
Oxygen Generated Per Year for
8 humans
Why roots?
Wood is only a renewable and eco-friendly material if it is consciously sourced. Tropical hardwoods in particular grow very slowly and in low densities, and regenerate poorly after logging. These species are often taken from forests in non-sustainable numbers, and illegal ways.
Searching for a way of sourcing wood sustainably, SAYA Designs came across Made & Ways, sculptors who dig up and recycle root wood from old commercial plantations all across Indonesia. The roots are left behind by loggers harvesting trees on large-scale production sites. They take hundreds of years to decompose and have little value for the soil.
By using this waste material we are having as little impact on the environment as possible.
The Kamboja Do's and Dont's
Keep out of water (and avoid using in wet hair).
Keep safe in the fabric wallet when on the move.
Avoid heavy sideways pressure as much as possible.
Try not to drop on hard surfaces, they are handmade and desire loving care!
