Decorative Hair Combs, Handmade & Bridal
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What makes a decorative hair comb hold?
A decorative comb lives or dies on its teeth and its base. The visible part is the ornament; the working part is the comb itself. Look for sturdy metal or thick cellulose-acetate teeth rather than thin painted plastic, and count them: 6-10 teeth grip a French twist or chignon, while a 3-4 tooth accent comb just decorates a half-up. Check how the ornament attaches. Wire-wrapped pearls, crystals, and beads onto the comb spine outlast glued-on pieces that shed. Common shapes are the curved side comb (2-3 inches) for a swept-back look, the wide bridal comb (4-5 inches) for veils and updos, and double-prong combs that lock against each other. Materials run from freshwater pearl and Czech crystal on gold-fill or silver wire to hand-carved tortoiseshell-look acetate and pressed-flower resin. Expect $14-$30 for a small accent comb, $35-$80 for a beaded statement comb, and $70-$180 for ornate bridal pieces. Many makers ship stock in 3-7 business days; custom bridal combs run 2-4 weeks.
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