Yes, Chinese or otherwise, many sleek and shiny hair extensions start life as hairballs, collected from combs and plugholes. Image source, Emma Tarlo Image caption, ...

Find out who conducts the pre-wedding hair-combing ceremony, how to play door games on the big day and the role a red umbrella plays A Chinese wedding has many of the trappings of a Western ...

Use the right comb; this is the first step. To detangle your hair, always use a wide-toothed comb that is made of wood or neem. In ancient times, neem combs were made and used by people; it was ...

The Hair Highway project includes slyly self-referential hair combs as well as jewelry boxes and a patterned mirror frame base. To make the objects, the designers poured natural pine resin over ...

A comb used by Empress Dowager Cixi in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Since ancient times, Chinese people have used combs to maintain their health because doctors believed combing one's hair each ...

Traditionally, when women got married, they would ceremonially comb their hair into a bun, signifying they were no longer a maiden. ... “Chinese women today need to learn from the self-comb women of ...

The most beautiful (and likely expensive) hair comb you'll ever buy can be found right now at the Scarborough Town Centre, should you choose to buy it. Chinese wooden comb brand Tan Mujiang is the ...

In this Chinese village of 'real-life Rapunzels,' women only cut their hair once in their lives. ... pomelo peels and tea bran. Using a wooden comb, ... If the hair is wrapped around the head, ...

BEIJING – You’ve seen sculptures in stone. And wood. Now there’s even human hair. A Beijing hairdresser is preparing to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Communist China’s f… ...

Chinese boy, 11, invents 300 unique hair braids for toddler sister, ... During the braiding process, he occasionally nips the comb with his mouth rather than placing it on the table, ...

Combs arrange hair, so people regard them as a way to clear their troubled minds. ... In Chinese, combs are also called "Shubi", which includes "Shu" (comb) and "Bi"(fine-toothed comb).