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	<title>Comments on: EZ Comb &#8211; Free Black Bermuda EZ Comb</title>
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		<title>By: MSN</title>
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		<description>as reviewed on MSN.com

What it does: Yes, those “As seen on TV” ads can be a little hokey, but this stretchy set of combs actually works. Simply brush your hair back, stick one of the combs behind your ear, then streeeetch the other comb over to the opposite side of your head. Secure behind your other ear and go.

Screw-up factor: Getting the comb placed in the exact middle of your head—and not off to one side—takes a few tries. And while the infomercial may say otherwise, the metallic versions are too glitztastic to wear to work.

Works best on: Fine or thick hair, chin-length or longer. Can be used for ponytails or buns or arranged like a headband.

Final verdict: When strapped over a bun, the EZ Comb looks kinda Ice Capades-y, but at 10 bucks, it costs way less—and is more easily restyled—than the shellacked updo you might get from the salon.</description>
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<p>What it does: Yes, those “As seen on TV” ads can be a little hokey, but this stretchy set of combs actually works. Simply brush your hair back, stick one of the combs behind your ear, then streeeetch the other comb over to the opposite side of your head. Secure behind your other ear and go.</p>
<p>Screw-up factor: Getting the comb placed in the exact middle of your head—and not off to one side—takes a few tries. And while the infomercial may say otherwise, the metallic versions are too glitztastic to wear to work.</p>
<p>Works best on: Fine or thick hair, chin-length or longer. Can be used for ponytails or buns or arranged like a headband.</p>
<p>Final verdict: When strapped over a bun, the EZ Comb looks kinda Ice Capades-y, but at 10 bucks, it costs way less—and is more easily restyled—than the shellacked updo you might get from the salon.</p>
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