Abstract: An accessory device which is releasably mountable on a hair dryer and which contains at least one reservoir for a sprayable material, such as water, hair conditioner, lacquer and the like, and which is actuable by the same hand which holds the hair dryer to apply the sprayable material as desired.

Abstract: A hair curling and styling tool including a shaft having first and second ends, a handle member extending inward from the first end, a hair curling member extending inward from the second end toward the handle portion, a hair brush carried in the shaft of the hair curling member, for aiding the curling of hair thereabout as the tool is rotated by the handle, apparatus for moving the hair brush from an operative position exterior the shaft to an inoperative position interior the shaft to withdraw the bristles from the curl formed about the hair curling member, and apparatus for temporarily mounting a hair fastener at the shaft second end, the hair fastener including first and second shanks of terminal length, the first shank including a straight portion and a second shank, having formed therein at least one sinusoidal curve, the shanks held together by a U-shaped connecting section, and an offset portion formed in the second shank, the holding device including apparatus for positioning the offset portion of th

Abstract: There is disclosed a hair cutter comb including a plurality of parallel spaced apart metallic comb teeth formed along one edge of their one sides with cutting edges. A cutter mechanism overlies such one side and includes a plurality of blade members formed on their respective one extremities with blades having one edge thereof defining blade edges. Such blade edges are mounted intermediately on pivot pins carried by the comb back to cause such blades to pivot outwardly about such pivot pins in a rotary path to pass into cutting engagement with the respective cutting edges.