Stylin Kombs
Abstract
Stylin Kombs address the problem of separating hair that is not being styled from the portion that is being styled without the use of pins, short combs, rubber band or braiding. Styling hair can be a quicker process once the “komb” which fits the hair is pressed down onto the hair that needs to be separated while the other hair is being worked on. Once the stylist is ready for more hair to work with the Stylin Komb is then pulled upward and removed from the separated portion of the hair and placed on to the next part of the hair that needs to be separated. This process is repeated until the styling process is completed. Stylin kombs can also be used to part the hair during the hair separation process. This “komb” can also be used an accessory with or without decorative flowers, cords and ribbon. This komb is very versatile because it can be changed into a hair accessory beautifies any hair style or type. The “Komb” is fits the shape of the head and the rim and sides where you hold the comb is made of flexible plastic or other flexible material. The teeth of the comb are made from a harder plastic or metal and protrude downward.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method of separating hair in place while working with or styling comprising: 1) providing a comb for said customer to use to move said hair out of the way of said hair being curled colored cut, styled hot pressed, permed, dreaded or braided. 2) bending comb in a specific said position to separate portions of said hair for styling or combing 3) removing said comb to another area of said hair after said customer is finished styling or working with a section of said hair 4) Completing said style by removing said comb or positioning said comb for desired look e) leaving said comb in hair as a hair accessory
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