What Comes With NIB COMB, and What You Supply

Short answer: NIB COMB arrives empty. In the box you get three things: the clear comb with its reservoir and seven metal tips, a silicone cap, and a dropper for filling. You supply the oil, and everything else your routine already uses.

What is in the box

Item	What it is	What it is for
The comb	A clear body with a sealed reservoir of about 4 ml and a row of seven metal tips	Holding your oil and bringing it to the part line
Silicone cap	A soft sleeve that fits over the tips	Covering the tips between uses
Dropper	A small filling dropper	Moving oil from your bottle into the reservoir

That is the complete list. There is no oil, no sample and no treatment in the box. Where photographs show the comb filled with oil, the oil is there for illustration and is not included.

What you supply

Only the first item is essential. The rest are optional suggestions; use whichever suit your routine.

• Your oil or scalp product. The one you already use, chosen by you. Follow its label for how, when and how much to use. NIB does not change those instructions.
• A mirror and decent light. Parting is easier when you can see the front of your head clearly.
• A few clips. Optional: they can hold sections out of the way if your hair is long or dense.
• An old towel. Oil is oil. Any applicator can drip or touch the wrong place, so give yourself something you do not mind marking.
• Time to get familiar with it. Optional, but it can help to try your first fill when you are not in a hurry.

What "sold empty" means for you

Three practical consequences follow from the box containing no oil:

• The choice of product is yours. Whether you use a single oil, a shop-bought blend or a scalp serum, the comb arrives without one.
• The product's label stays in charge. Directions, warnings and amounts come from whatever you put in the reservoir, not from the comb.
• You may want to plan ahead. If you would like to use the comb on the day it arrives, have your product to hand. This is optional.

This guide describes a tool for placing oil along a part line. It makes no claim about what any oil does for hair or scalp; that is a question for the product's label and, where relevant, a professional you trust.

What the box does not tell you

Being exact about the contents also means being exact about the limits:

• "About 4 ml" is capacity. It is how much the reservoir holds, not a recommended amount to apply. Your oil's directions decide the amount.
• This guide does not cover how particular oils behave in the tips. Oils differ in thickness and composition, and nothing here promises how a particular product will move through them.
• The cap covers the tips. This guide does not promise that a filled comb can be carried loose in a bag. If you are taking it somewhere, packing it empty is one cautious option.

Before you open it

A small checklist for the moment the parcel arrives:

1. Check the outer packaging for obvious damage.
2. If you are not certain you will keep it, or it is a gift you might pass on, read the current refund policy before opening. The current policy treats unopened and opened combs differently.
3. Once opened, look over the three items: the comb, the cap and the dropper. If anything arrived damaged, defective or missing, the same policy page explains how to contact us.

The short version

Three items in the box. Your oil, your mirror and your routine supply the rest. If that division of labour suits you, the NIB COMB product page lists the current sets and what each includes.

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No. 001 · Catalogue note. Fig. 01, the cover photograph, shows the comb empty, as it ships. NIB COMB is sold empty: a clear applicator holding about 4 ml, with exactly seven metal tips, a silicone cap and a dropper. Oil not included. Single $17.99 · Pair $29.99 · Trio $39.99 USD, with free worldwide shipping, 4–8 business days. Orders arrive in 4–8 business days, including 2 business days to prepare your shipment. Unopened combs can be returned free within 30 days of delivery; see the refund policy.