Collection: Hair Combs

How to choose a hair comb

Start with the look you want. A side comb can add detail beside a part or tuck back one side, while an insert comb suits a gathered style. For a softer accent, look at bow or floral shapes; a simple silhouette can keep the focus on your hairstyle. The Cellulose Acetate Triangle Hair Comb and Cellulose Acetate Flower Hair Comb show two different ways to bring shape into a finished look.

Think about scale as well as shape. Compare the comb’s exact measurements on its product page with the section of hair where you plan to wear it. A compact detail can feel balanced near the temple; a broader shape may read more clearly against a larger gathered section. Products list a Hold level on their page, estimated from size and construction, to help you compare designs.

Ways to wear a hair comb

For a side-swept style, make a clean part, smooth one side back with your fingers, and gather a small section where you want the comb to sit. Angle the comb toward the back of your head and slide it into the gathered section. Adjust the surrounding hair gently so the accessory is visible without covering the shape.

For a low gathered style, bring your hair together first and twist or fold the section into the shape you want. Set the comb against the gathered hair, then guide it through the outer layer and into the section beneath. Take it out and reposition if the angle looks crowded or the teeth catch. A Cellulose Acetate Double Bow Insert Comb can add a defined accent, while the Velvet Bow Hair Comb brings a softer fabric detail.

Keep the rest of the look simple when the comb has a bow, bead, or decorative detail. For an understated finish, pair a plain comb shape with small earrings or a neat part.

Materials and care

The collection features acetate combs, along with fabric and velvet styles. Choose based on the finish and shape you want to see in your hairstyle. Product names and photos can help you compare details such as bows, a floral shape, or rhinestone decoration; check the individual page for the specific item’s listed materials and features.

To put a comb in, gather hair before guiding the teeth through it rather than pushing through a knot. Remove it slowly by easing the teeth back along the direction they entered. Store the comb where it will not press against heavier accessories or catch on loose items. For everyday dust, gently wipe acetate with a soft, dry cloth. Keep fabric and velvet styles dry and handle their decorative details with care.