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Moiré Hair

 Coiffure capability for fascinating interference patterns
 
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Two or more repetitive patterns of lines, overlapped with imperfect alignment, will cause a moiré pattern to appear. This extra and dynamic dimension to a hairstyle can be achieved by fixing sections of the hair into lines of parallel strands.

A new hair care appliance, for professional and private use, simultaneously combs the hair while applying a fast acting, gel, soluble in warm water. By drawing through two or more hair segments in varying angles or curves, a captivating moiré pattern forms in the observer’s eye.

Any slight movement of the wearer or viewer results in large-scale changes in the appealing pattern of light.

—FarmerJohn, Mar 02 2003

sketch http://www.geocitie...nnie/moirehair.html
[FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Moiré Patterns http://www.sandlots...Moire/Moire_frm.htm
click and drag to make and change patterns [FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Angelina Jolie http://www.absolutely.net/jolie/
Wow, you really can get lips like that! [Helium, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       Hah!
—bristolz, Mar 02 2003
   

       FJ, why do you draw the women sexy and the men worried?
—Helium, Mar 02 2003
   

       Maybe the guy's looking in a mirror?
—bristolz, Mar 02 2003
   

       A variation: the tattooed comb-over. Tattoo a series of fine lines onto a bald spot (or, to be really different, your forehead) and comb hair over it at a slight angle.
—pluterday, Mar 02 2003
   

       //Maybe the guy's looking in a mirror?//   

       That’s pretty close to the view in my mirror - first thing in the morning that is.
—Shz, Mar 02 2003
   

       Why stop with hair? High fashion designers could use this: imagine two-layer club wear generating freaky hypnotic moire patterns as the wearer gyrates on the dance floor. Talk about not being able to take your eyes of that guy or girl!
—roby, Mar 02 2003
   

       God help me... I can recognize an FJ idea simply by the title.
—RayfordSteele, Mar 02 2003
   

       // draw the women sexy and the men worried?//
I'd be worried too, if I had a moiré mohawk mullet.
—thumbwax, Mar 02 2003
   

       I find I tend to have *less* hair these days.
—beauxeault, Mar 02 2003
   

       Does anyone else think the woman looks like Angelina Jolie?
—kaz, Mar 02 2003
   
      
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