After complaining about spending hours in the hairdresser's chair on Crenshaw Blvd in South Central Los Angeles, former English teacher and inventor David “DC” Holland was challenged by a hairdresser to invent something. Gladly, he took the challenge and invented the Twisternator, an innovative electronic comb-twist maker that can be used to easily make comb-twists and other styles that depend on rotary manipulation of hair.
The device is still currently in the developing stages, and the goal is to provide the product for less than $50. Holland comments, "With economies of scale, this is possible because the more orders of the Twisternator that we get, the lower the cost of manufacturing will be which will allow us to offer it to customers at a lower price."
