Tool for Comb Coils: Relaxed & Natural

Crackers Phinn

Either A Blessing Or A Lesson.

• Aug 4, 2006

• #1

Has anybody tried this thing? And does Sally's have a $2 bootleg version?
http://bonika.stores.yahoo.net/coilcomb.html

There is a video showing how to use it at the bottom of the page.
http://www.americancomb.com/products/coil.html

 

seeminglysweet

New Member

• Aug 4, 2006

• #2

Even after watching the video im a little skeptical.

It seems most useful for flat twists, the rest of the twist methods make me think what is the difference in using the comb or a finger or straw or the end of a rattail comb, etc.

 

Crackers Phinn

Either A Blessing Or A Lesson.

• Aug 4, 2006

• #3

I was eyeing it for the flat twists as well. I can't do them to save my life.

 

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ThursdayGirl

Well-Known Member

• Aug 4, 2006

• #4

all I can see it doing is getting caught in my kinks. I doubt its going to glide through my hair like it would relaxed or texturized hair.

 

balisi

New Member

• Aug 4, 2006

• #5

I have those combs and while they are useful, you can get the same effects from a barber comb or a rattail comb. If you're not careful, you WILL tangle the hair in the doublesided comb.

 

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keke

New Member

• Aug 5, 2006

• #6

I mean is there alot of gel in the hair or the girl in the video just has softer grade of hair because i do NOT get how she can just move through the hair like that? Or is the hair wetted first. Man i need to see this done in person somewhere. lol. Ill try it again but i dont know.

 

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punchinella

New Member

• Aug 7, 2006

• #7

That little comb gave me a flashback. When I was in elementary school my friend and I tried to "curl" our hair with a fine tooth comb. That comb got so tangled in my hair I had to walk all the way home from school with the comb sticking out of my hair. My Mom had to cut it out. It wasn't funny then, but now I can laugh at it.