Which technique uses a thermal pressing comb to remove 50 to 60% of curl from hair?

The technique that uses a thermal pressing comb to remove 50 to 60% of curl from hair is referred to as a soft press. This method involves applying moderate heat to the hair using the pressing comb, which helps to slightly straighten the hair while maintaining some of the curl and wave pattern.

The main goal of a soft press is to achieve a more manageable style with some texture still intact, as opposed to completely straightening the hair. This technique is particularly useful for creating a polished look without sacrificing the natural body and movement of the hair.

In contrast, other methods such as a hard press aim for a more significant reduction of curl, typically removing 80 to 100% of it, leading to a sleeker, straighter appearance. Thermal relaxing, on the other hand, involves chemical treatments and heat to achieve permanent straightening, while blow drying primarily focuses on drying the hair and adding volume but does not specifically target curl reduction through thermal pressing.