I wanted to ask you all what kind of combs to you use and for what and for when. I'm looking into putting some money into getting a new, quality comb. The one I have now has seams.
Meg

I have 2 wooden combs by Ric the combmaker that I love!  

I recently added 2 horn combs to my collection to use when my hair is wet/damp (big no-no's for wooden combs).  These are quickly finding their way into my hands more frequently.  They absolutely glide thru my hair.  They are a bit heavier, but have a very nice feel to them.

The comb I use the most is a wooden one from the Body Shop.  It has wide teeth and I've had it for many years.  I think they run around $10.  

I've started finger combing my conditioner in, so I'm not using the plastic combs much at all.

I have 3 horn combs, 2 of which are specifically for scritching.  I am not currently using them often.  I think I paid around $25 each for these combs.

I think my wavy hair prefers wood or fingers.  I also have a plastic rattail comb, haven't been using that one much either.

Thanks for asking the question, I hadn't previously given my combs any thought.

Hi Meg,
I use a wooden comb from Ric,a detangling seamless comb from Mason Pearson and a Conair wide tooth seamless comb on wet hair.

My favorite comb is wooden comb I bought from Body Shop years ago. I also have a de Renauding horn comb, a wide toothed seamless celluloid comb and a plastic wide toothed tail comb (from Sakina :D) that can be used to comb wet hair. Usually, I use whatever comb happens to be at hand unless my hair is damp.

I may be one of the odd ones (shut up!!)   ;)  but I use wide tooth plastic combs, either Goody brand or Scuncii brand.  The wooden combs are beautiful and I hope to own at least one in my lifetime.  But, right now, I simply cannot afford them.  I'm dying to try one of the new Conair seamless combs that Target now carries... I only use my comb after my hair has air dried, never wet.  I finger-comb after shampooing/condish'ing.  

Ack! Seams! Noooooo!!!  :o

I have and use 3 combs: my Rachael Stephens #45 (an extra wide tooth comb) for detangling wet hair. My new Conair extra wide tooth comb that looks strikingly similar to my RS #45 (but is made from acrylic rather than cellulose)....I use this one on my hair when it's dry. Especially before showering.
And my Rachael Stephens #32 (a coarse tooth handle comb), which I use just on the ends of my hair after spraying my oil mix into them.

Seamless combs are definitely a worthwhile investment!!!

Thanks you guys. They all sound wonderful. Now, all I have to do is chose on and then find time to go get it.  :P :)
Meg