A hair styling tool having a comb component and sectioning component is provided. The hair styling tool also may also have a glove component. The glove component may protect a stylist's skin from heat and burns during the styling process, the comb component may allow a stylist smooth and detangle hair, and the sectioning component may allow a stylist easily and precisely section hair to be styled. This hair styling tool can be used for flat ironing, wand curling, blow-drying and hot combing hair to protect the user's hand and allow for more time efficient hair styling.

Embodiments and technologies described herein generally relate to systems and methods for drying hair. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished without using a heat source. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished using a mechanical motion or mechanical device.

The present invention provides a hair dyeing apparatus comprising: a body part having an interior space containing a colorant; a cover part connecting the body part and sealing the interior space, a handle part protruding from the cover part, a brush part formed in an end of the handle part, an application part including an outflow hole communicating with the interior space, and a comb part formed in the handle part toward an opposite direction to the brush part, wherein the handle part and the brush part are integrated as one body, and the comb part and the body part are integrated as one body; wherein the application part comprises a flow path disposed inside the handle part, an inflow hole formed in an inner side of the cover part and introducing the colorant, and the outflow hole formed in a combtooth and discharging the colorant.

A hair styling tool having a comb component and sectioning component is provided. The hair styling tool also may also have a glove component. The glove component may protect a stylist's skin from heat and burns during the styling process, the comb component may allow a stylist smooth and detangle hair, and the sectioning component may allow a stylist easily and precisely section hair to be styled. This hair styling tool can be used for flat ironing, wand curling, blow-drying and hot combing hair to protect the user's hand and allow for more time efficient hair styling.

A hair cutting device is provided including a helmet suitable to be placed on the head and defining an inner surface facing the hair when the helmet is worn and counter-shaped to the head; the helmet includes channels each defining an inlet section for the hair in the channels and a main extension axis radial with respect to the inner surface; and a hair cutter in the channels defining a cutting direction perpendicular to the main extension axis.

Embodiments and technologies described herein generally relate to systems and methods for drying hair. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished without using a heat source. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished using a mechanical motion or mechanical device.

A comb and a thermal protective glove are provided herein. In one embodiment, the comb includes: (1) a base having a top side and a bottom side, (2) a longitudinal row of teeth on the top side of the base and (3) an attacher having a coupling end connected to the bottom side of the base.

Embodiments and technologies described herein generally relate to systems and methods for drying hair. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished without using a heat source. In some embodiments, the drying can be accomplished using a mechanical motion or mechanical device.

A hair streaking comb of the present disclosure has a handle that is integral with a spine. The comb has a plurality of teeth on one side of the spine and a plurality of prongs projecting from an opposing side of the spine. Each prong comprising a U-shaped notch and each prong is separated from an adjacent prong via a gap such that when a section of a person's hair is combed, first portions of the hair fall over and through the prongs and second portions of the hair fall over and through the gaps, thereby enabling a hairdresser to color only the portions of the hair that fall over and through the prongs to provide streaks in the person's hair.