A hair detangling-straightening comb is intended to be fastened to the blowing end of a hair drying and styling appliance. The comb has a hollow body with an air inlet and a support having a plurality of teeth. The teeth have a widened base on the proximal side and a pointed tip on the distal side. A sectional profile of the teeth on the proximal side has a wavy shape that is progressively truncated over the wavy portions starting from the proximal side towards the distal side of the teeth.

A hair care device for use in untangling hair includes a body portion and a plurality of substantially parallel flexible bristles made of soft plastics material and projecting from the body portion. The bristles are arranged such that over at least a part of the area of bristles, some of the bristles are of shorter length. The bristles and the shorter length bristles are interspersed over the at least part of the area of bristles.

A pet accessory device comprising a container and a separate elongate grooming pick. The pick comprises a shaft and a head at a distal end of the shaft. An external surface of the container defines a storage recess for the pick. The storage recess discreetly holds the grooming pick for easy removal when required for grooming.

A pet accessory device comprising a container and a separate elongate grooming pick. The pick comprises a shaft and a head at a distal end of the shaft. An external surface of the container defines a storage recess for the pick. The storage recess discreetly holds the grooming pick for easy removal when required for grooming.

A detangling tool. In the illustrative embodiment, the detangling tool comprises a rigid elongate spine having a longitudinal axis; plural rigid teeth extending from the spine along axes transverse to the longitudinal axis of the spine; and plural ball shape tips on the ends of the teeth, each tip being 3 to 4 times larger in diameter than the tooth upon which it is mounted. In various embodiments, the tool is implemented as a rake, a pick, and a comb. The inventive tool is designed to achieve a separation of hair, configured in locks or otherwise, in directions that are substantially parallel to the scalp. The enlarged ball shape tips effectuate a separation of the locks along axes parallel to the surface of the scalp of the individual being treated. In addition, the large ball shape tips of the tools of the present invention, are designed to maintain a better grip on the hair locked or unlocked as the comb is pulled therethrough in a downward direction through the hair compared to the teeth of conventional combs. That is, instead of merely pushing the hair down or sliding through the hair without much grip, the large, balled tips get under the hair, separate the locks of hair before being pulled downwardly and after the downstroke is initiated, the balls get under the locks and stay in place during the downward motion in a manner not typically observed or associated with conventional tools.

A detangling tool. In the illustrative embodiment, the detangling tool comprises a rigid elongate spine having a longitudinal axis; plural rigid teeth extending from the spine along axes transverse to the longitudinal axis of the spine; and plural ball shape tips on the ends of the teeth, each tip being 3 to 4 times larger in diameter than the tooth upon which it is mounted. In various embodiments, the tool is implemented as a rake, a pick, and a comb. The inventive tool is designed to achieve a separation of hair, configured in locks or otherwise, in directions that are substantially parallel to the scalp. The enlarged ball shape tips effectuate a separation of the locks along axes parallel to the surface of the scalp of the individual being treated. In addition, the large ball shape tips of the tools of the present invention, are designed to maintain a better grip on the hair locked or unlocked as the comb is pulled therethrough in a downward direction through the hair compared to the teeth of conventional combs. That is, instead of merely pushing the hair down or sliding through the hair without much grip, the large, balled tips get under the hair, separate the locks of hair before being pulled downwardly and after the downstroke is initiated, the balls get under the locks and stay in place during the downward motion in a manner not typically observed or associated with conventional tools.

A hair styling finger tool that includes a flexible body with an elongated tubular member formed in the shape of a human finger, wherein the wherein the elongated tubular member is configured to slidably fit on an entirety of the human finger while leaving the rest of a user's hands uncovered; wherein the flexible body comprises a plurality of hair guiding elements disposed on the entirety of the elongated tubular member; and securing means positioned at a conical tip of the elongated tubular member. A method of styling hair is disclosed, including providing the hair styling finger tool for use on a finger, and using the hair styling finger tool to perform a hair styling method with a finger.

A hair styling finger tool that includes a flexible body with an elongated tubular member formed in the shape of a human finger, wherein the wherein the elongated tubular member is configured to slidably fit on an entirety of the human finger while leaving the rest of a user's hands uncovered; wherein the flexible body comprises a plurality of hair guiding elements disposed on the entirety of the elongated tubular member; and securing means positioned at a conical tip of the elongated tubular member. A method of styling hair is disclosed, including providing the hair styling finger tool for use on a finger, and using the hair styling finger tool to perform a hair styling method with a finger.

A personal defense tool has a secondary function as a hair styling tool. The personal defense tool includes a handle portion for grasping by a user's hand or fingers, and a plurality of prongs extending from the handle portion. The prongs are configured to puncture a skin surface of an attacker while also being configured to comb or be retained within a user's hair.

A personal defense tool has a secondary function as a hair styling tool. The personal defense tool includes a handle portion for grasping by a user's hand or fingers, and a plurality of prongs extending from the handle portion. The prongs are configured to puncture a skin surface of an attacker while also being configured to comb or be retained within a user's hair.