Abstract: A massage comb is disclosed for applying ointments directly to the scalp of a person. The comb consists of an upper and a lower section with the lower section having hollow teeth with openings at the bottom of each of the teeth. The comb may be constructed of bamboo so that the ointment may penetrate through the bamboo material and apply the ointment to the strands of the hair. The upper and lower section are fastened to each other by way of dove tail system to allow easy access for the ointment to be filled into the lower section.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for applying treatment oils onto the scalp by using a composite two section massage comb. The two sections are removably attached to each other by way of a dove tail arrangement. The lower section has several teeth depending there from. The teeth have through apertures there through with openings at the ends of the tips. Treatment oil is disposed by gravity through the comb's teeth when the comb is hand held at an angle of about 5° from the vertical of the scalp which causes the treatment oil to flow out of the hollow teeth and onto the scalp. To fill the teeth with the treatment oil, and upper section of the overall combination is detachable by sliding the same horizontally and lower section which includes the teeth which is ready for filling with the oil. In addition to applying the oil to the scalp, the bamboo material allows the oil to permeate through the material to thereby allow the treatment oil to be applied to the hair strands during the combing action.