Madam CJ Walker.
No one really knows who invented the hot comb. Either Madam CJ Walker or Walter Sammons People say Madam CJ Walker but it was WALTER SAMMONS.
She was a wash woman
because people wanted to have a variety of hair styles but their hair was either too thick, to thin, too curly, or too straight.
when somebody wanted to comb his hair.... It was invented long ago before they probably would use wood and stuff because Natives and many of other nations had long beutiful hair
Julius Caesar tried to hide his baldness by using a comb-over. Some sources say that he invented it. He also wore his civic crown any time he was out in public which held the comb-over in place.
Annie Turnbo Malone obtained the first patent in 1900, but Madam CJ Walker (Sarah Breedlove) made improvements on the comb by widening the teeth for better result in straightening and prevention of tearing and breaking the hair. In later years after improvements, Walter Sammons obtained a patent on the pressing comb in 1920. By this time Madam CJ Walker (1867-1919) was dead. Walter Sammons did not invent the pressing comb. The pressing comb was actually invented and produce in France in the mid 1800s. Thank you, Toni Breedlove
the rat tail comb was invented in 1985
Garrett A. Morgan invented the de-curling comb. He was issued a US patent for the de-curling comb in 1953.
fidel javier martinez invented the hair comb in 100 b.c.
In the early 1900's a temporary method of hair relaxing was done called pressing where you would apply pressing oil and then use a hot comb,it was done by Madam C.J. Walker later in the 1950's they started commercially making them.
The pressing comb, also known as a hot comb, was invented by Madam C.J. Walker, an African American entrepreneur and philanthropist, in the early 20th century. She developed this tool to help straighten and style hair, catering to the needs of African American women. Walker's innovations in hair care and beauty products significantly influenced the beauty industry and contributed to her success as one of the first female self-made millionaires in the United States.
Even though it was used in ancient Egypt, Madame Walker invented the hot comb. The inventor of the comb is not known but the first person to lay patent to it was Madame Walker. The straightening comb is the most commonly used in modern times.
they invented the comb
in your house
To test a pressing comb, heat it to the appropriate temperature and then carefully run it through a small section of hair. Observe how well the comb straightens or curls the hair, noting the evenness of the heat distribution. Additionally, check for any signs of damage or residue on the comb after use. Ensure it maintains its shape and functionality after repeated use.
Yes, you can use a pressing comb on a gas stove, but it requires caution. Ensure the comb is made of heat-resistant material, and avoid direct contact with flames to prevent damage or burns. It's best to heat the comb gradually and test the temperature before using it on hair to avoid injury or hair damage. Always prioritize safety by handling the heated comb carefully.
It was invented for detangling hair, and just brushing your hair.