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Ouidad's Double Detangler Comb, A Natural Hair Girl's BFF

As an African-American woman with natural hair, finding effective hair products and tools is a part-time job.  So when I discover something that works, I have to share it with my curly/kinky hair sisters.

Ouidad's Double Detangler Comb
I've been wearing my hair perm/relaxer-free for at least ten years, but usually get a little help from "Afro-kinky" hair extensions.  Lately I've been wearing my own hair out in twist styles.  But combing through the tangles to get my hair to a softened, twistable state is an arduous task.

Ouidad (the curl expert salon and product line), however, has come to the rescue with the Double Detangler Comb, a revolutionary tool that detangles and minimizes breakage.   It's best used when your hair is still wet with conditioner and the comb's two double-spaced rows of rounded teeth painlessly slip through knots and tangles without ripping and tugging.  The ergonomic handle makes it easy to navigate through even the densest, most tightly coiled hair.  

Everything She Wants picked up Ouidad's Double Detangler Comb ($24) at Sephora, and it's worth every penny. 
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  1. Audrey...Miss Moon's MusingsApril 6, 2011 at 7:26 PM

    I've been wanting to try the Double Detangler Comb, and had no idea they sold it at Sephora! I will definitely be taking a trip this week! Excellent post as always!

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  2. UnknownApril 19, 2011 at 1:47 PM

    Thanks so much for the mention and we're so glad you love it!

    Katie for Ouidad

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