Who made the straightening comb?
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The straightening comb is actually credited as first being invented by the late 19th century French hairdresser, Marcel Grateau, who also invented the curling iron, the permanent wave and later the Gillette safety razor, which became popular in Germany after World War I.\n\nEntrepeneur, Madame C.J. Walker is noted as being the first Black woman millionaire in this country who made millions in the early 1900's introducing a "straightening comb", and promoting other Black hair care products that allowed Black women to get the "kinks" out of their hair.
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style of facial hair.
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the same person who invented the wall-stretcher
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Well, I will tell you I know how not to.  The hair is thick, too thick to do it at home with one friend, the solution does not get put on in a timely matter.  I think CHI  is a great idea, it makes your hair soft, lasts a long time, looks natural.  It is expensive, I have it done at 450.00 a whack, get it done every 8 months or so.  I am a white girl with super duper curly hair, I keep it long and like it straight, then curl it how I want.  I will never go back to curl again.  Rats nest is what it was.  I felt like a troll doll, short, small, thin, and then this big lblast of hair.  Cripes.  Good riddens to it.  It would grow outward b4 down.  CHI here is a pic of what can be done: \nhttp://www.best5star.com/CHI/chi.html\n\nI don't know this salon but it demonstrates the CHI.  It cannot be done at home because you need the kit and need to know how to do it and it takes about 4 hours. \n\nThe flat iron is used when doing this permanent straightening but the flat iron alone will not do it.  It is like a perm by the way.  So I thik I am answering the question, however long windedly. Sp.\nGood luck to you.
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His hair was made first.\n\n"Having found a name for his puppet he began to work in good earnest, and he first made his hair, then his forehead, and then his eyes."
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yea ecsprcially if they let me comb it and then braid it what is your address honey ?
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the bloke who designed it, designed the eiffel tower.  I think she was based around the lady of britannia, because britannia had a spiky crown as well. Its an guess.
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It is a total spread eagle wax from the a$$ to the front...not a stitch of hair left.....\n\nas far as where? not sure....
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Dr. James Naismith invented it.\n\nGeorge Mikan was the star who helped popularize it
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go to google, there is a band with images above the search bar....click that. type in something like waxing, tweezing, shaving...you get the idea. just be careful in what context link you use. a parlors link would be best to use. good luck! :)
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try this link\nhttp://www.invent.org/hall_of_fame/106.html
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They have hair straighteners in stores, but some are better than others. IF you are of African decent, I believe Just for men has a special line of products.\n\ngo to the hair care aisle in Walmart or wherever you shop, and look. There are chemical straighteners and the iron type. Take your pick.\n\nHopefully you are not wanting straight hair just because someone said something rude about it. If someone said something rude about it, pizzz on them!
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Literally there WAS a Female that actually WAS BORN as a Female. She sorta shaved her head to look male and acted such as a male. I forget the years/date(s) she got away with it. But it DID actually exist. IF my memory IS correct, it was in the 1700s AD. She was Italian.
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Look up the simple machines first - there are six simple machines. Complex machines are machines that incorporate more than one simple machine. Once you see the types of simple machines that there are you can see how they fit into a hair straightener.
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Here's a link:\nhttp://www.4gemdeals.com/Jewelry/Hair-Jewelry/_3.shtml
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The first hobbing machine built in the Hückeswagen factory called  Klingelnberg,\n\nHeinrich Schicht\nInventor of the\nKlingelnberg-Gear hobbing machine\nhttp://www.klingelnberg.info/en/company/historie.php
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what kind of trimmer?