【Masterpiece】Developed by a Hiroshima automotive parts manufacturer! A hair-friendly comb that checks adult grooming

In winter, one cannot avoid the expansion and dryness of hair caused by static electricity. However, being a capable adult, one definitely wants to maintain their grooming. The comb developed by a Hiroshima automotive parts manufacturer pours its technology into making a comb that releases static electricity just by combing, and it is said to align the cuticles just by brushing.

Provides a natural shine and dissipates static electricity.

Kakiwara Industries specializes in precise resin plating for automotive parts and more. The lifestyle brand "LumiKA+ (Lumika Plus)" was launched by combining their advanced technology. It is currently said to be focused on hair care products.

"LumiKA+ Platinum Monocomb" is a comb designed under the concept of "a tool for adults that makes a quiet statement." Its special resin coating process significantly reduces friction and dissipates static electricity. Just combing your hair with it helps align the cuticles, resulting in naturally glossy hair. The tip of the comb has a rounded design, providing a gentle touch that is kind to the scalp.

The fine-toothed comb is useful for styling scenes such as finishing touches and setting bangs. Weighing only 13g, it is lightweight and conveniently pocket-sized. It allows you to smartly tidy your hair anywhere, even when you're out. It's effective not only for men but also for women when styling bangs.

Available in two colors: a deep metallic dark titanium with a subdued luster and a silver that radiates a polished aluminum-like shine. The dark titanium features a special surface treatment with a deep metallic matte blue-dark finish. The silver is adorned with blue-dark slits, creating an elegant appearance.

Product Name / LumiKA+ Platinum Monocomb
Price / 3300 yen
Color / Dark Titanium, Silver
Size / 13.5×3.0×0.4cm
Weight / Approximately 13g
Material / ABS resin (special resin plating process)

●Kakiwara Industries

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