Figure 1 is a perspective view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device contained within a storage container providing means for preventing contamination of said device between uses. The hairbrush like device has a comb element and an oppositely opposed hairbrush element and a recessed applicator, not shown, having a slide switch for extending and retracting said recessed applicator. Also shown is a handle having a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of baby-oil which is applied to the scalp area of an infant by means of the spray nozzle trigger. The baby oil is worked into the scalp by means of selective use of the recessed applicator and/or comb element and/or soft brush element.

Figure 2 is an exploded view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device contained within a storage container providing means for preventing contamination of said device between uses. Said hairbrush like device has a main body element encompassing a comb element and oppositely opposed hairbrush element and having a recessed applicator having a slide switch for extending and retracting said recessed applicator. Also shown is the handle having a cavity for the storage of various types of liquids. Further having a spray attachment having means for securing said spray attachment to the handle thereby sealing the handle cavity. Further said spray attachment has a spray nozzle connected to a tube which is inserted into the handle cavity and having a pump trigger for removing the liquid contained within the handle cavity and ejecting the liquid through the spray nozzle.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device contained within a storage container providing means for preventing contamination of said device between uses. The hairbrush like device has a comb element and an oppositely opposed hairbrush element and a recessed applicator having a slide switch for extending and retracting said recessed applicator. Also shown is a handle having a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of baby oil which is applied to the scalp area by means of depressing the spray nozzle trigger. The baby oil is worked into the scalp by means of selective use of the recessed applicator and/or comb element and/or soft brush element.

Figure 4 is a side view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device having a comb element and oppositely opposed hairbrush element and having a recessed applicator, shown retracted in outline and extended using the slide switch. Also shown is a handle having a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates by a tube member with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of baby oil which is to be applied to the scalp area by means of the spray nozzle trigger. The spray mechanism has a removable cover providing access to the spray mechanism.

Figure 5 is a side view of the present invention showing another type of concealed applicator. Shown is a hairbrush like device having a comb element and oppositely opposed hairbrush element and having a recessed applicator, shown extended using the slide switch. Also shown is a handle having a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates by a tube member with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of liquid which is to be applied to the scalp area by means of the spray nozzle trigger. The spray mechanism has a removable cover providing access to the spray mechanism.

Figure 6 is a side view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device having a comb element and oppositely opposed hairbrush element and having a removable handle. The removable handle has an applicator on one end and a spray attachment on the other. The spray attachment comprises a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of liquid which is applied to the scalp area by means of the spray nozzle trigger. The liquid is worked into the scalp by means of selective use of the applicator and/or comb element and /or brush element.

Figure 7 is a side view of the present invention. Shown is a hairbrush like device having a comb/hairbrush member and a handle member. The comb/hairbrush member has a comb element and oppositely opposed hairbrush element. The handle member has an applicator on one end and a spray attachment on the other. The spray attachment comprises a spray nozzle and trigger which communicates with a cavity within the handle wherein is stored a quantity of liquid which is applied to the scalp area by means of the spray nozzle trigger. The liquid is worked into the scalp by means of selective use of the applicator and/or comb element and/or brush element.