No flip hi-lite comb
Abstract
A hair dressing comb for use in highlighting services and a hair styling tool. A hair dressing comb, comprises of a weaving stick; a handle, the handle having a plurality of non-slip grips on each side and defines a beginning tip and a forward slanted end, the weaving stick attaches to the forward slanted end of the handle; and a comb, the comb has a comb spine, a row of teeth, and two rigid portions, the comb spine attaches to the handle, the row of teeth extend outward from the comb spine, the two rigid portions also extend outward from the comb spine, the teeth are between each comb spine, and the weaving stick extends over the comb spine and diminishes in width towards the end of the stick that is not attached to the forward slanted end of the handle.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hair dress in comb for weaving, highlighting, teasing or coloring strands of hair efficiently, comprises:
a weaving stick; a handle, the handle having a plurality of non-slip grips on each side and defines a beginning tip and a forward slanted end, the weaving stick attaches to the forward slanted end of the handle; and a comb, the comb has a comb spine, a row of teeth, and two rigid portions, the comb spine attaches to the handle, the row of teeth extend outward from the comb spine, the two rigid portions also extend outward from the comb spine, the teeth are between each comb spine, and the weaving stick extends over the comb spine and diminishes in width towards the end of the stick that is not attached to the forward slanted end of the handle.
2 . The hair dressing comb of claim 1 , wherein the teeth are of four different lengths:
a plurality of L-1 teeth, L-1 teeth are the longest in length; a plurality of L-2 teeth, L-2 teeth are the smallest in length; a plurality of L-3 teeth, L-3 teeth are greater in length than L-2 teeth; and a plurality of L-4 teeth, L-4 teeth are greater in length than L-3 teeth yet are lesser in length than L-1 teeth, the teeth extend outward from the comb spine in the following sequence: an L-1 tooth is adjacent to an L-2 tooth, then the L-2 tooth is adjacent to an L-3 tooth, then the L-3 tooth is adjacent another L-2 tooth, and then the other L-2 tooth is adjacent to an L-2 tooth, then the L-4 tooth is adjacent to a next L-2 tooth, then lastly the next L-2 tooth is adjacent to another L-1 tooth, the sequence repeats for the length of the spine holding the teeth.
3 . The hair dressing comb of claim 2 , wherein the weaving stick of the handle extends above and over the end of comb spine, the stick can be positioned from about a 0 degree to about a 45 degree angle, the stick is separated from and not attached to the comb spine.
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