Custom Styling Combs for Salon and Professional Use
Plan a styling-comb range by assigning each profile to a task, then coordinating tooth zones, grip, material, color, branding and individual or set packaging across the SKUs.
- Material: ABS, POM, nylon, acetate, wood or bamboo according to the profile
- Size: Custom professional, handle or compact formats
- Color: Natural, solid, transparent, patterned or Pantone-matched
- Logo: Printing, engraving or molded branding by material
- Packaging: Sleeves, backing cards, pouches, salon kits or boxes
Styling-comb projects can start at 50 pcs. Typical timing is about 15 days for sampling and about 28 days for production after sample approval; the number of profiles, materials, tooling, colors, packaging and quantity can affect the confirmed schedule.
Send a Styling Range Matrix
Define the Styling Task Before Choosing the Profile
Blow-drying, sectioning and daily finishing do not require the same outline or tooth map. Start with the job of each SKU, then decide whether it should be handleless, handled, vented, compact or multi-zone.
Build the Range Around Three Shared Decisions
The system can be consistent without forcing every comb into the same shape.
Task & Profile Matrix
Tooth Zones & Grip
Range Identity
Select Material for Each Profile, Not the Range Name
Different styling formats may need different forming routes, dimensions and surface approvals.
- ABS, POM & nylon
Review molded profiles against the required rigidity, flex, color and stated salon-use conditions. - Acetate, wood & bamboo
Review cut or shaped formats with their own sheet, grain, thickness and finishing limits. - SKU record
Confirm the task, material, exposure, grip, dimensions, finish and any required documents for each item.
Use a Shared Dimension Sheet Across the Range
Typical length is 90–230 mm, while each styling profile still needs its own complete drawing.
- Profile callouts
Record length, width, thickness, spine, handle, vent or opening details where applicable. - Tooth map
Mark pitch or clear gap, tooth length, tip shape and every fine, medium or wide transition. - Range comparison
Check dimensions and tolerances per SKU, then record which features are intentionally shared.
Coordinate Color Without Assuming Materials Match
One brand palette can look different across molded resin, acetate sheet and natural materials.
- Solid or Pantone direction
Approve the color on each selected resin and surface. - Natural or patterned direction
Define the accepted grain or sheet-pattern variation for the relevant SKUs. - Range reference
Review finished samples together and record where an exact match is required or natural variation is accepted.
Create a Branding Rule for Every Comb Profile
Logo size and position may need to change while the identity remains recognisable across the range.
- Printed or molded mark
Use a suitable plastic body area and include molded branding in any tooling review. - Engraving
Assign it only to SKUs whose surface and logo area can hold the agreed depth, contrast and clearance. - Artwork matrix
Supply vector files and list the approved size, orientation and placement for each SKU.
Decide Which SKUs Sell Individually or as a Set
Packaging should reflect the range plan instead of repeating one generic pack around different profiles.
- Sleeve or backing card
Confirm fit, holding points, artwork area and barcode for each individual comb. - Pouch, salon set or box
Record the exact SKU combination, orientation, inserts and accessory space. - Carton plan
Save unit and set counts, labels, carton quantity, marks and destination by SKU.
Move Specialized Tasks to Their Own Product Briefs
Use these pages when a styling SKU becomes primarily a cutting guide, sectioning tail, wide-tooth structure or detangling design.
Keep a Separate Production Reference for Every SKU
Build each SKU with the salon material guide, define profiles through custom shapes and sizes, and apply the project process separately to every reference.
Send the SKU, Task and Packaging Matrix
List each styling task, profile drawing, tooth map, material, color direction, quantity, logo placement and whether the item is packed alone or in a set.
Review My Styling RangeStyling Range Questions Before SKU Approval
Use these answers to prevent a broad range page from replacing the specialized briefs.