A credit card sized comb includes a thin, rectangular sheet having a narrow toothed edge, a wide toothed edge opposite the narrow toothed edge, and a middle strip; a plurality of narrow teeth positioned on the narrow toothed edge, the plurality of narrow teeth having a narrow curved tooth gap positioned between bases of the plurality of narrow teeth, a first narrow terminal tooth on a first end of the narrow toothed edge, and a second narrow terminal tooth on a second end of the narrow toothed edge; and a plurality of wide teeth positioned on the wide toothed edge, the plurality of wide teeth having a wide curved tooth gap positioned between bases of the plurality of wide teeth, a first wide terminal tooth on a first end of the wide toothed edge, and a second wide terminal tooth on a second end of the wide toothed edge.

The present invention is directed to a comb for untangling curly hair. The comb includes a rigid frame extending lengthwise from a first end to a second end, the frame including a generally planar main body and its first end presenting an edge. A plurality of rigid teeth extend distally from the edge of the frame, with the plurality of teeth generally linear, aligned with one another, and generally coplanar. The intertooth spacing is configured to untangle hair while minimally disturbing styled hair. A rigid handle extend from the second end of the frame, the handle presenting a gripping surface for engaging the comb to hair.

The present invention is directed to a comb for untangling curly hair. The comb includes a rigid frame extending lengthwise from a first end to a second end, the frame including a generally planar main body and its first end presenting an edge. A plurality of rigid teeth extend distally from the edge of the frame, with the plurality of teeth generally linear, aligned with one another, and generally coplanar. The intertooth spacing is configured to untangle hair while minimally disturbing styled hair. A rigid handle extend from the second end of the frame, the handle presenting a gripping surface for engaging the comb to hair.

A wallet-sized comb is produced by a process of processing a metal substrate having a thickness similar to a credit card. The process includes receiving a comb design including a top portion and a teeth portion, the teeth portion including a plurality of spaced-apart teeth for combing hair and cutting the metal substrate based on the comb design, the cutting performed using a chemical etching technique, where the metal substrate has a thickness at or below 1.2 millimeter. The process further includes extracting a metal comb from the metal substrate generated from the chemical etching technique and de-burring the metal comb, as well as applying a powder coat finish to the metal comb to generate the wallet comb. The comb design may include a design and/or letters in the top portion, such top portion elements cut also using the chemical etching process.

A wallet-sized comb is produced by a process of processing a metal substrate having a thickness similar to a credit card. The process includes receiving a comb design including a top portion and a teeth portion, the teeth portion including a plurality of spaced-apart teeth for combing hair and cutting the metal substrate based on the comb design, the cutting performed using a chemical etching technique, where the metal substrate has a thickness at or below 1.2 millimeter. The process further includes extracting a metal comb from the metal substrate generated from the chemical etching technique and de-burring the metal comb, as well as applying a powder coat finish to the metal comb to generate the wallet comb. The comb design may include a design and/or letters in the top portion, such top portion elements cut also using the chemical etching process.

This invention is directed toward a compact, multifunctional tool and a method of making the compact, multifunctional tool. The embodiments disclosed include a comb and a variety of additional tools including a screwdriver, a wrench, a chip clip, a bottle opener, a retention device for storing headbands, elastics, ear buds, and the like, and a stand for propping up a mobile phone, tablet, book, magazine, and the like. The compact, multifunctional tool is preferably made of a monolithic, substantially flat body having cutouts or contours. The overall size of the compact, multifunctional tool, in a preferred embodiment, is less than the size of a standard credit card. This small size allows users to easily transport the tool in their wallet or pocket. By combining so many tools, each performing a different task, into a monolithic flat, compact body, this invention allows users to carry one small device that enables them to perform a wide variety of functions.

A hair preservation surgical device configured to form and at least partially maintain a part or separation among a plurality of hair strands of a patient. A plurality of hair engagement bodies of the device can engage and pull a portion of the plurality of hair strands via displacement of the surgical device, including displacement resulting from deformation of the device, to at least assist in retaining the engaged hair strands away from the part. The surgical device can further be displaced such that an access aperture of the device is positioned over the part. The access aperture can extend through the surgical device and provide a location for performances of surgical procedures at, and through, the location of the part. Attachment mechanisms can be used to engage one or more anchors of the device to selectively secure the device to the patient, including to the scalp of the patient.

The improved comb is an item of hair dressing equipment. The improved comb is adapted for use with the hair of a client. The improved comb is a mechanical structure. The improved comb is a hand tool. The improved comb is used to detangle and align the hair of the client. The improved comb includes a first comb section, a second comb section, and a grip base. The first comb section and the second comb section attach to the grip base. The first comb section and the second comb section act as working elements of the tool of the improved comb. There are physical differences between the first comb section and the second comb section relevant to the hair dressing process.

The improved comb is an item of hair dressing equipment. The improved comb is adapted for use with the hair of a client. The improved comb is a mechanical structure. The improved comb is a hand tool. The improved comb is used to detangle and align the hair of the client. The improved comb includes a first comb section, a second comb section, and a grip base. The first comb section and the second comb section attach to the grip base. The first comb section and the second comb section act as working elements of the tool of the improved comb. There are physical differences between the first comb section and the second comb section relevant to the hair dressing process.

A hair tool includes a handle portion and a plurality of bristles operatively connected to the handle, the bristles containing at least one therapeutic agent additive. The at least one therapeutic agent additive includes CBD or hemp seed oil.