Pure Flow Wooden Comb LPF7: How to Comb Without Static

By Kent Brushes | The World's Finest Hairbrushes & Combs | Published: 2026-11-02

Category: How-to Guides

Learn how to use the Pure Flow Wooden Comb LPF7 to tame static and frizz. Follow these steps for smoother, shinier hair without the zap.

Quick answer

Use the Pure Flow Wooden Comb LPF7 on dry hair, starting at the ends and working upward with slow, gentle strokes. Its natural wood construction helps reduce static and frizz, leaving hair smooth and detangled without the zap.

Why wooden combs reduce static

Unlike plastic combs, which can generate and hold static electricity, natural wood is a poor conductor and helps dissipate charge as you comb. This means fewer flyaways and less frizz, especially in dry or cold weather. The Pure Flow Wooden Comb LPF7 is made from natural wood, making it a practical choice for managing static-prone hair.

When to use a wooden comb for frizz

A wooden comb works best on dry hair for detangling and smoothing. If your hair is wet, a wide-tooth comb is generally safer, but the LPF7 can be used on damp hair if you are gentle. For frizz control, use it as a finishing tool after styling to smooth the cuticle and reduce flyaways.

How to comb without static: step-by-step

Start with dry, detangled hair: Begin with hair that is completely dry and free of knots. Use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to remove any major tangles first. Mistake: combing wet hair with a fine-tooth comb can cause breakage and static. Always detangle before using the LPF7.
Section your hair: Divide your hair into manageable sections, especially if it is thick. Clip up the top layers and work on the bottom sections first. Mistake: combing large chunks at once leads to tugging and more static. Smaller sections mean less friction and less static.
Comb from ends to roots: Hold the comb at a slight angle and gently comb through the ends of each section, gradually moving upward. Use slow, steady strokes. Mistake: forcing the comb from roots to ends causes breakage and static buildup. Patience at the ends prevents snap and flyaways.
Use a light touch: Let the comb glide through your hair without pressing hard against the scalp. The weight of the comb is enough. Mistake: pressing too firmly creates friction and static. A light hand keeps hair smooth and static-free.
Finish with a cool shot: After combing, if you use heat styling, finish with a cool blast from your dryer to seal the cuticle and further reduce static. Mistake: using hot air directly on dry hair increases static. Cool air locks in smoothness.

Product facts

Pure Flow Wooden Comb - LPF7: Made from natural wood and winner of 'Best Comb' in the Hair Awards 2022. Natural wood helps reduce static, and the award recognition gives confidence in its performance.
Pure Flow Wooden Comb - LPF7