The Sustayne Wheat Straw Hair Comb helps guests smooth and detangle their hair with confidence. Its firm yet gentle teeth move through hair without pulling, giving a comfortable grooming experience whether guests are preparing for a treatment or freshening up before leaving. The handle and teeth are made with a blend of wheat straw and polypropylene for strength.
Each comb is individually wrapped in an FSC-certified kraft paper sachet that looks intentional on amenity trays or vanity shelves.
Features
• 6.8" length for easy handling and versatile use
• Wheat straw and polypropylene blend for durability
• Smooth teeth for gentle detangling
• Free of BPA and phthalates
• Individually wrapped in FSC-certified kraft paper sachet
Why You’ll Love These
• Thoughtful grooming tool that complements your amenity lineup
• Strong design that holds up to guest use
• Clean, simple presentation that fits spa aesthetics
• Supports reduction of plastic without compromising performance
Why Your Guests Will Love These
• Comfortable detangling that feels smooth and easy
• A larger comb that works for many hair types
• Individual packaging that conveys care and attention
• A tool that complements their overall spa experience
About Wheat Straw
Wheat straw material is made from approximately 30–40% wheat straw fiber blended with polypropylene (PP). This combination creates a durable, food-grade material designed for hospitality use.
Wheat straw is an agricultural byproduct left after wheat harvest. In some regions, wheat straw may be burned in fields after harvest, which contributes to air pollution. By incorporating wheat straw into products, Sustayne helps repurpose this byproduct while providing an additional revenue stream for farmers.
Blending wheat straw fiber with polypropylene also reduces the amount of conventional plastic used in the material. For example, Sustayne estimates that producing 3,120,000 wheat straw razors diverts approximately 7 tons of wheat straw from field burning and reduces plastic use by about 7 tons.
Incorporating wheat straw fiber into the material allows a portion of the polypropylene to be replaced with an agricultural byproduct.
Important Disposal Note:
Wheat straw products are made from a blend of plant fiber and polypropylene. Because of this combination, they should be disposed of in regular waste and are not suitable for recycling or composting programs.
