Bare Neem Wood Comb Big

Bare Necessities | SKU: BNEC029

₹180 MRP

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Delivery Options

Availability	Payment Option	Expected Delivery
	Online Payment	Thursday, 30 July
	Cash on Delivery	Tuesday, 12 July

Return/Exchange

Returns/replacements are accepted for unused products only in case of defects, damages during delivery, missing, or wrong products delivered.

Cancellation

Cancellation requests will be accepted strictly within 24 hours of placing the order only. Orders cannot be cancelled or returned once shipped or delivered.

Preparation Days

2 Days

Product Description

The Neem wood comb is multi-functional and has multiple benefits on our health and our environment, a fact that has been scientifically proven. Neem combs benefit in taking care of our hair, reducing hair fall and removing dandruff. Whether it's long silky hair, to men's grizzly 'bare' beards, the neem comb promotes a minimalist and natural lifestyle and using a single product for multiple purposes! Made of 100% herbal neem wood, Neem is known to have anti-fungal and anti-allergen properties, Blunt teeth and no static charge, Fun fact: Static charge can be harmful for our hair and scalps. Generally, plastic combs (that are used widely) leads to generating electro-static energy, a key reason for weak hair roots.

Product Details

Brand Name	Bare Necessities
Country Of Origin	India
In the box	1 Comb (Big)
Manufacturer Details	Bare Necessities Zero Waste Solutions Pvt Ltd
Package Preparation Days	2
Return Policy	Returns/replacements are accepted for unused products only in case of defects, damages during delivery, missing, or wrong products delivered.

Seller Description

Bare Necessities

Founder, Sahar Mansoor, in her own words is - "an accidental entrepreneur, though I come from a family of serial entrepreneurs. Bare Necessities started in the pursuit of zero waste living and living a lifestyle congruent to my own values. I felt overwhelmed with India’s trash problem. I was confronted by it every day seeing piles of garbage on the streets. I spent time with local waste pickers and watched them sort through waste with their bare hands. I started to think of the environmental, health and social justice issues associated with our garbage problem.