Scalp applicator
OwnerColleen Garey, Keesha Morganinventors
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Abstract
The scalp applicator comprises an applicator comb, a snapping cap, a solution container, and a pair of finger rests. The scalp applicator is configured for use with a liquid phase cosmetic media. The scalp applicator may be a tool that is adapted to apply the liquid phase cosmetic media to a scalp of a patient. The pair of finger rests may be adapted to be pulled by a user's fingers while a user holds the solution container. Pulling the pair of finger rests may activate a pump to force the liquid phase cosmetic media from the solution container through the applicator comb onto the scalp of the patient.
Claims17
A scalp applicator comprising:
- an applicator comb, a snapping cap, a solution container, and a pair of finger rests;
- wherein the scalp applicator is configured for use with a liquid phase cosmetic media;
- wherein the scalp applicator is a tool that is adapted to apply the liquid phase cosmetic media to a scalp of a patient;
- wherein the pair of finger rests is adapted to be pulled by a user's fingers while a user holds the solution container;
- wherein pulling the pair of finger rests activates a pump to force the liquid phase cosmetic media from the solution container through the applicator comb;
- wherein the applicator comb comprises a plurality of teeth, a plurality of teeth guides, and a manifold;
- wherein the applicator comb is adapted to be inserted into hair of the patient such that the hair fits into diastemata between the plurality of teeth;
- wherein the manifold forms fluidic connections between a suction tube and the plurality of teeth and thereby distributes the liquid phase cosmetic media from the suction tube to the plurality of teeth;
- wherein the snapping cap removably couples to a top of the solution container;
- wherein the snapping cap is operable to activate the pump when the snapping cap is compressed by pulling the pair of finger rests towards the solution container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.