Xianjiu Brand Nylon Brass Hairbrush Manufacturer Direct Sales, Large Stock, Wholesale

Attention, everyone: For major clients with large purchase volumes, in the initial cooperation, if you are unsure whether the product quality meets the requirements, you can first order samples to check the quality. After reviewing the samples and being satisfied, then place the order. If you did not review the samples and later request returns or exchanges due to non-compliance with the requirements, we will not accept or process any returns or exchanges. Please take note before placing the order.

The inner box for the packaged combs contains 100 pieces per box and 1000 pieces per item. The outer box specifications for one piece of combs are: 72x49x29 cm, with a weight of approximately 21 kilograms.

For 1000 items that customers want to have shipped, an additional 40 yuan shipping fee is required; for 2000 items, an additional 50 yuan shipping fee is needed, and then shipping can be arranged. For each style, orders must be packed in boxes of 100 pieces to get such a low shipping cost.

Excluding regions such as Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet, Ningxia, Gansu Province, Hainan Province, and Qinghai Province.

For orders not covered by free shipping, shipping fees will be charged. You need to order at least 100 items to get a price of 0.4 yuan per unit. Each style must be ordered in a box of 100 units. The shipping fees are paid upon delivery; the customer must pick up the goods from the logistics company themselves.

Please note, one pack of a specific packaging style contains 100 units, while the unpackaged items must be purchased in packs of 150 units per style.

Dear friends, please note that 1000 units are being sent with sales banners + billboards + audio USB drives. 

       The comb is made from polypropylene (PP) plastic, which has excellent flexibility like tendon. It is non-toxic, odorless, not easy to break, not prone to damage from drops, does not lose teeth, has a long service life, and does not harm hair. It can be used for a long time without breaking, which is why it is called a tendon comb.

All of our combs are made of high-transparency, high-quality plastic. The combs we produce have a very accurate color, and both quality and color are guaranteed.

This comb is suitable for use as a promotional item on various platforms.Suitable for street sales, selling in supermarkets, and at trade shows. Also great as a gift!

The size of the large comb is approximately 20–22 CM in length and about 5 CM in width, with a thickness of around 0.4 cm.

Customers can choose either packaged or unpacked items, and they can also select their preferred styles.

Customers can choose between products packaged and those not packaged.

The meaning of sending combs

Together we bind our hair, using a comb as a token of respect.

In ancient times in our country, giving combs was used to determine marriage partners.

The meaning is to grow old together with you, stay entangled throughout life, and eventually separate.

In ancient times, there was a custom where family members would comb a woman's hair before she got married.
According to ancient sayings and customs, it goes: "First comb, comb all the way; second, comb the white hair and keep a proper distance; third, have many descendants in the family."

It includes both the good wishes from family and the transmission of love.
Therefore, many places have the habit of giving combs on Qixi Festival.

Origin of the comb:

Comb, also known as a comb, was also called "zhe" in ancient times. It is a tool used for styling hair, typically having a flat shape.
Combs have many teeth. Some combs come with handles, while others do not. In the past, combs were usually made of wood, such as jujube wood combs, plum wood combs, boxwood combs, as well as bone combs, tooth combs, horn combs (cow horns), and metal combs. Nowadays, most have been replaced by plastic ones. Combs with dense teeth are called "bi". Besides styling hair, some combs can also be used as hair accessories. Traditional female hairstyles in ancient China and Japan often featured combs for decoration.

A comb is a tool used for combing hair. Based on the structure of the character "梳" and the way ancient people created characters, we can guess that combs were originally made of wood.

Origin of the comb:

It is said that Fang Lei Shi, the second wife of Huangdi Xuanyuan, was a very intelligent woman. After Lei Zu, the first wife of Huangdi, invented sericulture, she also pioneered the creation of bone needles. Fang Lei Shi threaded silk threads through the ends of the bone needles to sew clothes, and the women in Huangdi’s palace greatly admired her.

However, there were some things that lingered in Fang Lei’s mind—namely, the over 20 women in the Huangdi Palace under her management, who often looked disheveled. During important festivals, she would call all these women together and use her own hands to straighten their hair. Sometimes, even her five fingers got damaged in the process. As a result, she often felt frustrated over these matters.

One year, a severe flood occurred along the Yellow River. Di Huo, who had previously invented boats for the Yellow Emperor, found nineteen large sea bream fish in the floodwaters—as thick as arms. So, Di Huo asked Tong Yu Shi, the third wife of the Yellow Emperor, to cook them for him. However, Tong Yu Shi was ill and unable to get out of bed, so Di Huo had to seek out Fang Lei Shi. Following the usual method used by Tong Yu Shi for cooking fish, Fang Lei Shi heated a stone slab and placed the sea bream on it, turning it over repeatedly. In no time, the sea bream was cooked. The cooked sea bream was so delicious that Di Huo ate four in one go. As a result, fish bones littered the ground. Fang Lei Shi picked up one bone, broke off a piece, examined it carefully, and thought it looked very nice. She used the bone to tidy her messy hair on her shoulder. At first, it was just a casual grooming, but after a while, her messy hair became neatly arranged. Suddenly, she had an idea and secretly stored these sea bream bones in a bag.

On the second day, Fang Lei called the 20 women over and distributed each broken fish bone to them. He then taught them how to comb their hair. The women began combing their hair with smiles. However, due to their lack of skill, some fish bones pierced their scalp, causing some girls to cry out in pain. Others used too much force, resulting in the bones breaking. As a result, the women started talking about how using two fingers to comb hair would be better—it is safer and also helps with itching.

The attempt failed, but it did not shake Fang Lei’s confidence. The inspiration from the fish bone gave her continuous deep thought. Until one day, she met Huangdi’s carpenter Shue’er. Fang Lei then showed Shue’er the fish bone and asked him to use wood to create a “fish bone” object. After looking at it, Shue’er decided to give it a try.

After a few days, the carpenter Shui'er turned a piece of wood into a comb that resembled fish bones. Fang Lei Shi laughed and told Shui'er that it was thicker than a finger and couldn’t be used for hair grooming. So, Shui'er took it back and discussed it with several other carpenters. Eventually, they made a comb using bamboo. When Fang Lei Shi saw it, he was very happy. From then on, the era of Chinese women using combs began.

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