A hair stylist device comprises a top and bottom board, each having a plurality of opposed bristles for retaining strands of bulk artificial or commercial hair therebetween for performing hairstyling operations, and including a hinge mechanism for opening and closing the boards around the bulk hair retaining it loosely but securely, while allowing the removal of strands of bulk hair without opening the device providing optimal gripping ability to the bulk hair while permitting removal of hair without unnecessary loss. The board inner surfaces each may have a generally planar pad with plural embedded bristles extending in a direction perpendicular to one surface of the pad. A longitudinal hinge connects the two boards to each other and a lock can secure the opposite longitudinal ends to each other. Compartments disposed at a surface of the boards provide storage for any necessary accessories required for the braiding or weaving process.

A hair stylist device comprises a top and bottom board, each having a plurality of opposed bristles for retaining strands of bulk artificial or commercial hair therebetween for performing hairstyling operations, and including a hinge mechanism for opening and closing the boards around the bulk hair retaining it loosely but securely, while allowing the removal of strands of bulk hair without opening the device providing optimal gripping ability to the bulk hair while permitting removal of hair without unnecessary loss. The board inner surfaces each may have a generally planar pad with plural embedded bristles extending in a direction perpendicular to one surface of the pad. A longitudinal hinge connects the two boards to each other and a lock can secure the opposite longitudinal ends to each other. Compartments disposed at a surface of the boards provide storage for any necessary accessories required for the braiding or weaving process.

Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a tool holder or tool caddy configured to store hair styling tools. The tool holder may include a top panel, a base, a main body, a back panel, a handle, and a raised edge. The top panel includes a plurality of openings that extend therethrough. The base includes a top surface that is comprised of a material that includes a plurality of openings. The base may be spaced apart from the top panel. The main body may extend between the top panel and the base. The back panel may extend between the top panel and the base. A handle may be removably attached to the back panel. The raised edge may extend away from the top surface of the base and form a perimeter. The raised edge may be aligned with at least one of the plurality of openings.

Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a tool holder or tool caddy configured to store hair styling tools. The tool holder may include a top panel, a base, a main body, a back panel, a handle, and a raised edge. The top panel includes a plurality of openings that extend therethrough. The base includes a top surface that is comprised of a material that includes a plurality of openings. The base may be spaced apart from the top panel. The main body may extend between the top panel and the base. The back panel may extend between the top panel and the base. A handle may be removably attached to the back panel. The raised edge may extend away from the top surface of the base and form a perimeter. The raised edge may be aligned with at least one of the plurality of openings.

The proposed holder for a hairdryer comprises a material strip (2) at the one, lower end of which a receiving bag (3) for the hairdryer is formed or fastened and at the other, upper end of which is situated a loop (4) through which a strap (5) or a belt (5) can be pulled to fasten the holder (1) to a user's body. The holder, together with the hairdryer, can be worn always ready to hand on the user's body over any desired clothing and is particularly suitable for use in the hairdressing trade.

The proposed holder for a hairdryer comprises a material strip (2) at the one, lower end of which a receiving bag (3) for the hairdryer is formed or fastened and at the other, upper end of which is situated a loop (4) through which a strap (5) or a belt (5) can be pulled to fasten the holder (1) to a user's body. The holder, together with the hairdryer, can be worn always ready to hand on the user's body over any desired clothing and is particularly suitable for use in the hairdressing trade.