The names of tools hair in English like brush, etc.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello everyone,

I want know the names of tools hair in English like brush …etc and please write tool and describe it.

Many thanks,
Coconut.

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Hi Coconut

Google Images is sometimes more effective than a description. Click on each word:

brush

comb

hair combs

barrette

bobby pin

headband

blow dryer

hair straightener

curling iron

curlers

Were those the sorts of hair “tools” you wanted to know about?
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Here are a few more:

  • hairbands/Alice bands/bungee bands
  • hairpins
  • hairslides
  • hair clips
  • scrunchies
  • (hair) clamps/claws
  • (hair) sticks
  • (hair) snaps
  • jaw clips
  • hair grips
  • hair spirals
  • hair clasps
  • hair ties
  • bobby pins
  • banana clips
  • ponytail holders
  • bows
  • rubber bands
  • hair bobbles
  • tiaras
  • fascinators
  • scissors
  • razor
  • …
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Hi Yankee,

I’m sorry to be late in my reply and many thanks for you,realy you are my savior,when I need help you always helping me.
Okk I have another question?
I want know the name of the table which you put your make-up and your hair tools in it and it contains a mirror,every day in the morning you stand front of it and brush your hair…What is called or name of it?
Let me show you it,this image helwa.maktoob.com/HelwaImages/Ar … /14350.jpg

With my respect,
Coconut

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I feel my vocabulary so poor. :frowning:

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Hello Conchita,

Many thanks for you it was very helpfull for me,you give me all kinds of hair bands.can you tell me the name of this image in English helwa.maktoob.com/HelwaImages/Ar … /14350.jpg

Best Regards,
Coconut.

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Hello SkiIucK,

Let me help you, if you don’t understand the words that Yankee and Conchita wrote them put every word in google then you’ll see the image of the word so you’ll understand also you’ll get new vocabulary.

Best Regards,
Coconut.

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Hi Coconut

I’d call that a dressing table.
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The term you’re looking for, Coconut, is a ‘dressing table’, also called a ‘vanity (table)’ in the US.

Oops! Hadn’t seen your post, Amy!

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Hi Conchita

You’re right about the word “vanity”. And sometimes you will find both terms combined:
vanity dressing table
:lol:

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Hi Yankee,

Thank you very much.

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Hi Conchita,

Many thanks for you.

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Hi Yankee,

Thats mean two words are right and we can combined in one word (vainty dressing table)also (dressing table only without vainty is right)?
Am I right?
By the way your name is Yankee or Amy?

Regatds,
Coconut

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Hi Coconut

In the US, I would expect most people to use either “dressing table” or “vanity”. However, the word “vanity” is also used to refer to something you find in most bathrooms – a “bathroom vanity”. To my way of thinking, a vanity in a bathroom would always include a sink.

I’d expect to find a “dressing table” in a bedroom, but not in a bathroom. And I would not expect a “dressing table” to have a sink. However, this is just the way I look at these words and other people might use them a little differently.

My real name is Amy.
One of the reasons I chose “Yankee” as my forum name is that by the time I registered here, someone else had already registered as “Amy”.
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Hi Amy,

Many thanks for you I realized your meaning, I like your real name :wink:

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Holy cow, that list is unreal. :shock:

I’m so glad to be male. I keep my hair short enough all I need are these. If I have to resort to this, then it’s way past time to visit one of these.

One of these guys, and one of these, and I’m good to go.

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and our German members please be warned … WE do not say HAIRS!

If you went to the hairdresser and asked to have your “hairs” cut you would be in for a real SHOCK !!!