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AssigneeJapham Group Limited
InventorsAlfredo Debenedictis, Janusz Lucien Holland, Mark Christopher Hughes, Martin Malcolm Harris, James Robert Nelson
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A hair styling device is described, having first and second members that are movable relative to one another between a closed operative condition and an open inoperative condition. The first member has a first heating panel and the second member has a second heating panel, the heating panels being adapted to heat a length of hair as the length of hair moves along a heating path therebetween in use, and being spaced apart in the operative condition to avoid pressing or clamping the hair therebetween. The first member also has a first pressing panel and the second member has a second pressing panel. The pressing panels are substantially planar. The length of hair moves along a pressing path between the first and second pressing panels in use. The length of the heating path is greater than the length of the pressing path.
A hair styling device comprising a first member and a second member, the first and second members being moveable relative to one another between an operative condition and an inoperative condition, the first member having a first heating panel and the second member having a second heating panel, the first and second heating panels being adapted to heat a length of hair as the length of hair moves therebetween and being spaced apart in the operative condition, the length of hair moving along a heating path between the first and second heating panels in use, the first member also having a first pressing panel and the second member also having a second pressing panel, the first and second pressing panels being substantially planar and being closer together than the heating panels in the operative condition, the length of hair moving along a pressing path between the first and second pressing panels in use, the length of the heating path being greater than the length of the pressing path.
A hair styling device comprising a first member and a second member, the first and second members being moveable relative to one another between an operative condition and an inoperative condition, the first member having a first heating panel and the second member having a second heating panel, the first and second heating panels being adapted to heat a length of hair as the length of hair moves therebetween and being spaced apart in the operative condition, the length of hair moving along a heating path between the first and second heating panels in use, the first member also having a first pressing panel and the second member also having a second pressing panel, the first and second pressing panels being substantially planar, the length of hair moving along a pressing path between the first and second pressing panels in use, the length of the heating path being greater than the length of the pressing path, in which first and second heating panels are corrugated with the peaks and troughs of the first heating panel facing the troughs and peaks respectively of the second heating panel.
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