Cannoli hair roller and cannoli roller clasp
OwnerNancy Ann Danielsinventor
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Abstract
The Cannoli Hair Roller and Cannoli Roller Clasp is the first hair roller design to achieve “on base”, which is on the scalp stability. This design represents the ideal hair roller that professional cosmetologists have sought to make hair setting easier and more successful. The invention's unique design gives the cosmetology community what it has always been seeking, which is an “on base” hair roller that is true to being “on base” for the first time in the history of hair roller sets of any nature. This invention gives more hair volume and lift with easier styling ability, and the hair set lasts far longer than ordinary hair rollers. This invention delivers the perfect hair set.
Claims20
A hair roller having a longitudinal axis operable to adhere to a scalp, the hair roller comprising:
- a first and second ends, first and second sides, a top and a bottom;
- a tubular wall extending between the ends comprising a substantially planar bottom surface and a top cylindrical portion extending above the bottom surface;
- wherein the first and second ends are angled relative to the longitudinal axis generally extending outward from the bottom surface;
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- wherein the cylindrical portion longitudinal length is greater than the bottom surface longitudinal length.
A hair roller having a longitudinal axis operable to adhere to a scalp, the hair roller comprising:
- a first and second ends;
- a tubular wall extending between the ends;
- wherein the tubular wall comprises a bottom surface and a top cylindrical portion, the bottom surface having a first and second ends defining a longitudinal length and lateral first and second sides, the top cylindrical portion extending above the bottom surface adjoined at each of the lateral first and second sides;
- wherein the top cylindrical portion increases in length extending from the bottom surface to the top forming the ends at an angle with respect to the longitudinal axis;
- a plurality of spaced apart holes extending at least through the cylindrical top portion, the holes are aligned in rows on each side of the top portion, each side having mirrored numbers of rows and holes configured to receive universal hair pins passed therethrough.
A hair roller set having a longitudinal axis operable to adhere to a scalp, the hair roller set comprising:
- a hair roller comprising:
- a first and second ends, first and second sides, top and bottom;
- a tubular wall extending between the ends comprising a substantially planar bottom surface and a top cylindrical portion having opposing first and second sides and extending above the bottom surface;
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- wherein the first and second ends are angled relative to the longitudinal axis generally extending outward from the bottom surface;
- and wherein the cylindrical portion longitudinal length is greater than the bottom surface longitudinal length;
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- a hair clasp comprising:
- a first and second ends, opposing first and second sides, top and bottom;
- open framework extending between the ends in the form of a resilient split sleeve adapted to attach over the hair roller;
- and wherein the first and second ends are angled relative to the longitudinal axis extending outward from near the bottom replicating the shape of the first and second ends of the hair roller.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.