HairX Pro Hair Extension Pin-Tail Sectioning Comb

Product: HairX Pro Hair Extension Pin-Tail Sectioning Comb
Brand: HairX Pro
Comb Type: Pin-Tail / Sectioning Comb
Colour: Matte Black
Teeth: Fine-Tooth Design
Tail Design: Slim Pointed Tail for Precision Sectioning
Construction: Lightweight
Overall Length: Approximately 25cm
Overall Width: Approximately 3cm
Primary Use: Precision Hair Sectioning and Parting
Additional Uses: Backcombing, Detailed Styling, Smoothing Small Sections and Updo Preparation
Professional Application: Hair Extension Fitting Preparation and Section Organisation
Suitable Hair: Natural Hair and Compatible Hair Extensions
Suitable Extension Methods: Sectioning for Nail-Tip / U-Tip, Stick-Tip / I-Tip, Nano-Tip, Micro Ring, Tape-In and Weft Fitting Where Appropriate
Maintenance Use: Separating Hair During Professional Extension Maintenance and Removal Preparation
Removal Limitation: Not a Bond, Ring or Tape Removal Tool
Recommended Users: Hair Extension Technicians, Professional Stylists and Home Styling Enthusiasts
Important: Use the Pointed Tail Carefully and Avoid Pulling Against Fitted Attachment Areas

1. Before beginning, ensure the hair is suitably prepared for the intended fitting, sectioning or styling task.

2. Check for knots or tangles. If necessary, gently detangle the lengths with an appropriate hair-extension brush or wide-tooth comb before using the fine-tooth sectioning comb.

3. Divide longer or thicker hair into manageable working areas using suitable sectioning clips or Hair Sectioning Grippers.

4. Hold the comb by the body and carefully position the pointed tail against the chosen parting area.

5. Guide the tail gently through the hair to create a neat, controlled section without scratching or pressing into the scalp.

6. Lift the selected section away from the surrounding hair and hold it securely while preparing the next stage.

7. For professional hair-extension fitting, use the tail to create suitably sized sections according to the training and requirements of the selected attachment method.

8. Keep surrounding natural hair secured away from the working area to help maintain clean, consistent partings.

9. Use the fine teeth to smooth small sections, organise loose strands or prepare the hair for detailed styling.

10. For controlled backcombing, work on a suitable small section with gentle, short movements. Avoid excessive tension and do not backcomb directly into fitted extension attachments.

11. When creating an updo or polished finish, use the fine teeth to position stray hairs carefully without pulling against extension bonds, rings or tape panels.

12. During professional extension maintenance, use the comb to separate and organise hair around the working area while avoiding direct force against the attachment.

13. If assisting with removal, release the extension attachment first using the correct professional removal products and tools. The comb may then be used cautiously to organise loose hair or remaining residue where appropriate.

14. After use, remove trapped hair and product residue from the teeth, inspect the pointed tail and store the comb in a clean, dry location.

Important: This is a precision sectioning and styling comb. Do not use it to pull out fitted extensions, crack keratin bonds, pry open rings or scrape adhesive attachments from natural hair.

• Use the pointed tail to create clean, controlled partings during professional hair-extension fitting and salon styling.

• The approximately 25cm length makes the comb practical for reaching and separating different working sections.

• Its matte black, lightweight design is suitable for regular salon preparation and detailed styling.

• For Nail-Tip / U-Tip extensions, create sections appropriate to the selected strand weight, attachment size and professional fitting technique.

• For Nano-Tip, Stick-Tip and Micro Ring applications, use the tail to organise natural hair before working with the correct ring and fitting equipment.

• For Tape-In extensions, use controlled partings to keep surrounding hair separate while positioning compatible adhesive panels.

• For Weft fitting, use the tail to establish clean sections and placement lines before the appropriate attachment technique.

• Pair the comb with Hair Sectioning Grippers to keep loose hair away from the working area.

• Use a Hair Extension Holder to keep prepared extension strands accessible and organised during larger fitting sessions.

• The fine teeth are useful for smoothing small sections and managing stray hairs when creating detailed styles and updos.

• If backcombing is required for a particular professional styling technique, use small, controlled strokes without aggressive pulling.

• Never backcomb directly into fitted bonds, rings, tapes or Weft attachment areas.

• Do not use fine teeth as the main method for removing knots from long extension lengths. A Wide-Tooth Detangle Comb or suitable brush is usually more appropriate.

• When working close to the scalp, guide the pointed tail carefully to avoid scratching or discomfort.

• During extension maintenance, support the natural hair and avoid catching fitted attachment points with the comb.

• During removal, only use the comb for careful section organisation or suitable loose-residue management after the correct removal tools have released the attachments.

• Clean the teeth regularly to avoid carrying styling residue from one section or client to another.

• Inspect the pointed end and fine teeth for damage that could scratch the scalp or snag extension hair.

• Always follow the fitting instructions and training requirements for the specific extension system.

• Use the comb carefully, particularly around the scalp, face, ears and fitted extension attachments.

• POINTED TAIL WARNING: The narrow tail may scratch or cause discomfort if pressed sharply against the scalp or skin.

• Do not use excessive force when creating partings or separating tangled sections.

• Avoid catching the pointed tail or fine teeth beneath keratin bonds, Nano Rings, Micro Rings, Tape-In panels or Weft tracks.

• Never use the comb to pull, pry, crack or forcibly release fitted hair-extension attachments.

• For professional removal, first release bonds, rings or adhesives using the correct method-specific products and tools.

• Do not force the fine teeth through stubborn knots or heavy matting. Use an appropriate detangling tool or seek professional assistance.

• Keep the hair supported when working close to fitted extensions to minimise tension on the natural roots.

• Avoid aggressive backcombing that may damage natural hair or extension strands.

• Use suitable sectioning grips or clips to keep surrounding hair organised rather than repeatedly pulling it aside.

• Do not place the comb in direct contact with hot straightener plates, curling tools or open flames.

• Avoid excessive heat or harsh chemicals that could damage the comb's construction.

• Remove trapped hair and styling-product residue from the teeth regularly.

• Clean the comb using an appropriate method for its materials, avoiding abrasive tools or unsuitable solvents.

• For professional salon use, clean and disinfect the comb according to suitable salon hygiene procedures and product-material compatibility.

• Allow the comb to dry fully after cleaning before storing.

• Inspect the teeth and pointed tail regularly for cracks, sharp damage or rough edges that could snag the hair or scratch the scalp.

• Replace the comb if damaged or unsuitable for controlled sectioning.

• Store the comb securely, protecting the pointed tail from damage and accidental contact.

• Keep out of reach of young children where the pointed tail may present an injury risk.

• Follow the relevant professional fitting, maintenance and removal instructions for the extension method being worked on.