What is another word for comb-out?
Pronunciation: [kˈə͡ʊmˈa͡ʊt] (IPA) 
Comb-out is a term that refers to the process of carefully untangling and removing unwanted substances, such as lice, from one's hair using a comb. Synonyms for comb-out include "detangling," "dethatching," "picking," and "grooming." Detangling and dethatching are terms that refer to the removal of tangles and knots from the hair, whereas picking is a more precise term used for the removal of heads of lice and nits. Grooming is a general term that encompasses all of the steps taken to maintain one's hair's hygiene and attractiveness, including washing, conditioning, and styling. Regardless of the word used, the end goal of a comb-out is to leave the hair clean, healthy, and free from any undesirable substances.
