Nat Habit Wide Wooden Kacchi Neem Comb & Neem Bhringraj Hair NutriMask For Hair Growth, Hairfall Control & Hair Smoothening (Combo Pack of 3)

Who it's for

Choose this combo if scalp concerns and regular detangling need to be handled together. The mask is marked for all hair types and speaks directly to oily scalp, dandruff, itchiness, and fungal scalp issues, while the wide-tooth neem wood comb is positioned for smoother combing with less static than plastic brushes.

When you'd use it

Use the NutriMask as a pre-wash treatment when scalp and hair need a heavier round of care. Directions say to spread about one-fourth to one-third of a pack from scalp to ends, leave it on for 30 minutes to 1 hour, then shampoo twice; overnight use is also mentioned, and conditioner is not needed.

Reach for the wooden comb during detangling or after masking when hair is prone to frizz, flyaways, and breakage linked to static from plastic combs and brushes.

What makes it different

The difference is the pairing of a herb-treated wooden comb with a freshly prepared Ayurvedic mask. The comb uses young neem wood and is soaked with 17 herbs, leaves, and oils including neem oil, coconut oil, castor oil, and sesame oil, while the mask is prepared fresh after ordering and blends 16 Ayurvedic ingredients.

What it's made of

Neem and bhringraj are the main scalp-care ingredients across the combo. Bullets also name tulsi for itch-focused care, along with amla and curry leaves in the comb treatment; the mask further states pure cold-pressed oils and butters, with no mineral oil or paraffin.

Good to know

Plan on a routine instead of a one-time use. Recommended use is two to three times a week, dry hair is the preferred time for application, and wet hair is still acceptable when needed. Made in India, the combo centers on scalp care, detangling, and smoother-looking hair.