Flamenco hair combs

Find the perfect hair comb for your flamenco look. Original flamenco hair combs, gold, velvet, butterfly-shaped or floral. Choose the one you like best!

Gold flamenco hair combs, classics that never fail

Gold hair combs are synonymous with elegance and sophistication. This color, which shines with light, is ideal for those seeking a touch of distinction without renouncing the traditional essence of flamenco. Whether you wear a classic flamenco dress or a more modern garment, a gold hair comb will always be the perfect accessory. Its ability to combine with any style makes it a staple in any flamenco wardrobe.

When looking for a gold hair comb, think about how it can enhance your hairstyle and give it that special sparkle that only a well-chosen accessory can provide. Here at Émola Shop, we have a selection that covers all styles and needs, from the simplest to the most elaborate.

Among the best-selling gold hair combs, the Arrecife model, with an original shape, and the gold strip hair comb, for the more classic, stand out.

Velvet hair combs for a touch of elegance

Velvet is a material that has enchanted flamenco dancers for generations. Its soft texture and luxurious appearance give the hairstyle an air of sophistication that does not go unnoticed. If you are looking for something more exclusive for your flamenco look, a velvet hair comb is the ideal option. Whether you combine it with a simpler flamenco dress or a more detailed one, this material will always provide an air of refinement.

In addition, velvet has the ability to play with light, making every movement reflect a subtle yet intense shine. This material, linked to flamenco tradition, becomes an essential piece at any event where the art and culture of Andalusia are celebrated.

Among the best-selling models at Émola, we have velvet hair combs with a bow shape in different colors.

Flamenco hair combs with original shapes: butterfly, bow, or floral

If you are one of those who seek something unique, our original hair combs are just what you need. With shapes that break with convention, such as butterflies, bows, and flowers, these models are perfect for those who want a hairstyle that tells its own story. It's no longer just an accessory: it becomes a reflection of your personality, and at Émola Shop, we know it. That's why we offer you these special designs, created to stand out at any flamenco event.

Among our favorite hair combs, we highlight this butterfly-shaped hair comb, in white and turquoise colors, to give a distinguished touch to your hairstyle.

Another of the best-selling models is the original handmade spike-shaped hair comb, made by hand with natural wheat.

Furthermore, the quality of our hair combs is incomparable. Each piece is made with high-end materials, designed to last and maintain its beauty for years. If you want to be the center of attention, do not hesitate to explore our more daring and different options.

FAQs about flamenco hair combs

How do you put in flamenco hair combs?

Placing a flamenca hair comb may seem simple, but doing it well is essential to achieve the desired effect and make your look balanced and elegant. Here are some tips to do it correctly and ensure the comb stays in place all day long.

1. Prepare the base hairstyle

Before placing the hair comb, make sure your base hairstyle is well done. If you have chosen a flamenco bun or an updo, make sure your hair is well secured and has the shape you want. If you prefer something looser, like a low ponytail, make sure to give it some volume. The more natural and stable the hairstyle, the better the hair comb will integrate.

2. Position the hair comb in the right place

The flamenca hair comb is generally placed at the top of the hairstyle, near the updo, or in the ear area if you have a low ponytail. It is important not to place the comb too low or close to the face, as it could clash with the style. Depending on the shape of your hairstyle and the effect you want to achieve, you can place it centered or slightly tilted to give it a more modern touch.

3. Discreet fixation

The next step is to secure the comb so that it does not move during the event. Use invisible bobby pins to hold it. These pins should be well hidden within the hair, ensuring the comb stays firm without the effort being noticeable. Make sure the comb does not slide to one side, and check that it is aligned with the rest of your hairstyle.

4. The importance of balance

Once the comb is in place, it is important to check for balance. Flamenco hairstyles usually have a voluminous and elaborate touch, but this does not mean they should lose symmetry. Review from different angles and make sure the comb is balanced on the head. If you notice something is crooked or out of alignment, adjust the comb until you find the perfect spot.

5. Final touches

Before leaving, do a final quick check. If you see that the comb is firm and in place, you can apply a touch of hairspray to ensure everything stays intact. A small touch of hairspray can help your hairstyle and comb stay perfect for longer

How to make flamenco hair combs at home?

Creating your own flamenco hair combs is an excellent way to personalize your look and ensure your accessory perfectly matches your style and flamenco dress. Plus, doing it yourself allows you to play with materials, colors, and details to make them truly unique. Here's a step-by-step guide to making them:

1. Materials Needed

To start, you'll need some basic materials that you can find in craft stores or sewing supply stores:

  • Base comb: You can use a plastic or metal comb, depending on the base you prefer. The most common shape is the traditional flamenco comb, which has long, straight teeth.
  • Velvet, satin, or silk fabric: These materials are ideal for giving the comb a luxurious and soft touch. You can choose a single color or combine several.
  • Decorative embellishments: Such as flowers, rhinestones, feathers, lace, or even sequins. The embellishments will give your comb a flamenco and personalized touch.
  • Hot glue gun or needle and thread: Hot glue is perfect for quickly attaching decorations, but you can also sew the embellishments if you prefer a more durable finish.
  • Ribbon or cord: For making knots, bows, or tying embellishments. If you like a more romantic touch, satin or velvet ribbons can be a good option.

2. Preparing the Comb Base

If you have a simple base comb, start by trimming the edges if desired, to give it a shape that better suits your style. Some prefer larger combs, while others opt for something more subtle and small.

Clean the comb and make sure it has no sharp edges or parts that could damage your hair or the fabric.

3. Decorating with Fabric

Cut the fabric you've chosen into shapes or pieces that fit the size of your comb. You can make simple shapes like circles, flowers, or even bows. If you want a more intricate design, you can also opt for a printed fabric.

  • Velvet fabric: Ideal for a luxurious and soft touch. Simply cut a piece of fabric that covers part of the comb and glue or tie it on.
  • Satin or silk fabric: Perfect for a shinier finish. Lighter fabrics can often give a more romantic and ethereal feel.

4. Adding Embellishments

This is where you can truly personalize the comb. You can add details such as:

  • Flowers: You can use fabric flowers, rhinestones, or even artificial flowers. Glue or sew them in a corner of the comb for a more decorative effect.
  • Feathers: Feathers add a vibrant flamenco touch. Choose small or medium feathers and glue or tie them to the side of the comb.
  • Rhinestones: Shiny stones or beads can add sparkle and sophistication. Place them along the edges or in the center of the flowers you've added.

5. Assembly and Finishing

Once all the pieces are ready, start placing the decorated fabric onto the comb. Use hot glue to attach the fabric, or if you prefer, you can sew it for a more durable finish.

When everything is securely glued or sewn, check that the embellishments are firmly attached. If necessary, add a little extra glue to the edges or areas where they seem less secure.