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"  If you&amp;#039;ve ever seen the EZ Comb on TV, the idea is appealing - a hair accessory that&amp;#039;s simple, flexible, and can quickly transform hair of any type into a variety of fun updos and styles. But after testing the EZ Comb here at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute, we were able to confirm the suspicions you may have had while watching the infomercials - the EZ Comb claims are too good to be true. We tested the EZ Comb for both ease of use and performance, and while several testers did find the product simple enough to use, scores for both ease of creating different hairstyles and sleeping in the product were low. When it came to performance, the ability of the product to create dozens of hairstyles was soon cast in doubt, as many struggled to manage even the few styles on which information was offered. Other complaints involved comfort, styling, and problems with the comb not staying put in thin and thick hair. Some testers reported that the teeth of the comb were bunchy and sharp, while others thought the product looked cheap and flimsy - in other words, unsuitable for the workplace.  Overall we concluded that the EZ Comb did not live up to its major claims, especially when it came to creating new hairstyles and working well with all hair types. So when it comes time to put up your hair, you&amp;#039;re best off reaching for your favorite clip - or even an everyday ponytail holder. For other GH infomerical product reviews, click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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