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Comair
Comair is a name you'll come across in almost any professional hair salon: the brand makes the everyday tools that stylists rely on, from foils and combs to brushes, dryers and practice heads. It's not a haircare line with shampoos or treatments, but a range of durable, practical equipment built for daily salon use. On this page you'll find the Comair items available at Haarshop.com, organised by product type so you can quickly find what you need for cutting, colouring or styling.
What kind of products does Comair make
Comair focuses on salon hardware rather than cosmetic formulas. Think of tools used during a cut, colour service or blow-dry: foils for highlights, combs and brushes for sectioning and finishing, rollers for setting, and furniture like stools for the workspace. These products are chosen for durability, since they're handled dozens of times a day in a busy salon. Many items, such as combs or clips, are simple by design but need to hold up to repeated washing and disinfecting. Practice heads and table clamps are aimed at students and trainees who need to rehearse cutting or colouring techniques before working on real clients. Because the range covers so many different tasks, it's worth checking exactly which subcategory matches the job you need it for, rather than assuming one tool fits every purpose.
Comair Aluminium Foil for highlights and colour work
Aluminium foil is a basic but essential tool for balayage, highlights and other foiling techniques. It reflects heat evenly, which helps colour or lightener process consistently, and it keeps sections separated so colours don't bleed into each other. The Aluminum Foil - 250m x 12cm x 15my - is a practical roll size for salon use, long enough to avoid frequent changes mid-service. Thickness matters: foil that's too thin can tear or fold poorly around fine sections, while overly thick foil is harder to work with on smaller highlights.
Comair Brushes for sectioning and finishing
Comair's brushes range from styling brushes for blow-drying to teasing brushes used for volume and backcombing. A wooden teasing brush, such as the Wooden Teasing Brush - Brown, has fine, closely spaced bristles that lift roots and build texture without damaging the hair as much as a metal comb might. Pneumatic brushes with nylon bristles are better suited to smoothing and detangling during blow-dries, since the cushioned base flexes with the scalp. Choosing the right brush depends on the task: teasing brushes for volume, pneumatic brushes for daily blow-drying and vent brushes for faster drying with airflow.
Comair Hairdryers for salon use
A salon hairdryer needs to handle far more daily use than a household model, so power, motor durability and heat control are the main things to look at. Comair's dryers are built for repeated use throughout the day, with multiple heat and speed settings to suit different hair types and styling techniques. Fine hair generally benefits from a lower heat setting to avoid damage, while thicker hair often needs higher airflow to dry efficiently. It's worth considering noise level and weight too, since stylists hold the dryer for long stretches during a shift.
Comair Hair Rollers for setting and volume
Self-adhesive rollers are used to set curls or add volume at the root without heat, which makes them a gentler option than curling irons for some hair types. They come in various sizes and colours, which usually indicate the diameter: smaller rollers create tighter curls, larger ones give looser waves or root lift. Options like the Normal Self-Adhesive Rollers - Blue - 40 mm work well for soft waves, while smaller diameters suit tighter curl patterns. Rollers are typically left in during drying, either under a hood dryer or while the client waits, then removed once the hair has cooled and set.
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Comair Combs for cutting and styling
Combs are used constantly in a salon: for sectioning hair before a cut, for distributing product evenly, and for smoothing hair during styling. Comair's combs come in different tooth widths and materials, with wide-tooth combs better for detangling and fine-tooth combs suited to precision work like sleek styles or sectioning for colour. A durable comb should resist heat if it's used near a dryer or flat iron, and should be easy to clean and disinfect between clients.
Comair Practice Heads for training
Practice heads let hairdressing students and trainees rehearse cutting, colouring and styling techniques without needing a live model. The Foam head is a simpler, lightweight option often used for practising sectioning or basic cutting motions, while mannequin heads with real or synthetic hair are better for full cut and colour practice. A table clamp keeps the head steady during practice, which matters for consistent technique. These are training tools rather than salon-floor equipment, so they're mainly relevant for schools, apprentices or stylists learning a new technique.
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