Species : Almond wood chip (Hardwood) Origine : California state, USA. Loading port : Los Angeles and /or Stockton Volume: 200,000 MT/ by year Chipped with a disc chipper. -Avg. Fiber Length 1.3mm -Moisture 5-10% (ASTM D4931/E871) -Brightness 89.19% -Bulk: 2.14 cm^3/g. Identical pulping pulping properties to eucalyptus.
Maheswari is a name derived from East Java. Maheswari means angel. The use of maheswari wooden comb is expected to radiate beauty. Product Name : Maheswari Design Material : Rose Wood Product size : (l x w x d) (9 x 12 x 1) cm Packing : 1 box contains 5 pcs Our products are handmade products from Mojowarno craftsman, East Java. More than 50 years of experience in working on wood-based products and done hereditary. In addition to handmade work we also obtain legal materials from the government that are guaranteed continuity. We also use furniture waste that can still be utilized. In addition to teak wood, we also use sono wood or rosewood. Sono wood is a very strong wood. More than 20 years to be able to use it. It has distinctive fibers that are dark in color. We use sono wood for some products to make it better when used. Finishing water based without the use of harmful and environmentally friendly chemicals. In accordance with European Chemical Agency (ECHAREACH Regulation) and US-EPA Regulation certified standards. Wooden Comb The use of wooden combs has the following advantages a. Does not cause static on the hair. Because hair and wood are equally negatively charged. b. Wood comb gives your hair a smooth and glossy look c. Made of natural ingredients so as not to cause allergies d. Naturally nourish the hair because the wooden comb is easier to drain natural oil from the scalp to all strands of hair because the oil is not attached to the metal or regular plastic comb. e. Make hair healthier f. Comfortable when coming into contact with the scalp We use the naming for each product derived from the name that is often used in east java. We have such initiatives to make it easier to name products and preserve regional culture.
