Hair comb with pivotal adjustment feature

A comb for use in permitting a user to perform a scissor over comb technique on hair of a subject with enhanced efficiency, the comb configured to enable a user to pivotably adjust the comb and maintain the user's hand and wrist in a neutrally aligned position, the comb comprising:

• a frame comprising a spine, a neck, and an elongated handle having a proximal end opposite a distal end, the neck comprising a proximal end coupled to the distal end of the handle and a distal end coupled to a proximal end of the spine, where the handle provides a continuous outer surface between the proximal and distal ends thereof and the frame defines a continuous lower surface between the respective proximal and distal ends of the spine, the neck and the handle;
• a plurality of tines coupled to an upper surface of the spine disposed opposite the continuous lower surface;
• a generally U-shaped finger rest member having:
• i) a base portion rotatably mounted to an upper surface of the handle, where the upper surface of the handle is disposed opposite the continuous lower surface, and ii) a pair of spaced apart opposing end portions extending upwardly from the base portion and each end portion has a hook continuous connected thereto, wherein the generally U-shaped finger rest member rotates about an axis of rotation which is transverse to the upper surface of the handle such that the U-shaped finger rest member is rotatable to be oriented in alignment, at an angle or transverse to the handle;
• and
• a circular support band coupled to the pair of hooks of the finger rest member and extending in space between the opposing ends of the generally U-shaped finger rest member:
• where during use, a first finger of the user is disposed between the finger rest member and the support band and a second finger of the user is pressed against the continuous upper surface along the neck to pivot the tines downward into a generally horizontal pane and removal of the second finger from the neck permits tension between the support band and first finger to pivot the tines upward into a generally vertical plane.