Composite material for hair treatment processes
OwnerWilliam H. Lennoninventor
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Abstract
A sheet of composite material for use in a process of treating hair with a treatment solution. The sheet includes a first layer formed of a first material, and a second layer formed of a second material. The two layers are co-extensive with one another such that each has a peripheral edge extending substantially adjacent the other. At least one of the first and the second layers is chemically resistant to the treatment solution.
Claims20
A sheet of composite material for use in a process of treating hair with a treating agent, said sheet comprising a first layer formed from a first material and a second layer formed from a second material, at least one of said first and said second materials being chemically resistant to the treating agent, and said first layer having a first peripheral edge and said second layer having a second peripheral edge extending substantially adjacent said first peripheral edge and together forming a sheet peripheral edge.
A sheet of composite material for use in a process of treating hair with a treating agent, said sheet comprising a first layer formed from a first material, and a second layer substantially co-extensive with said first layer and formed from a second material, at least one of said first and said second materials having a dead fold property.
A method of treating a lock of hair using a treating agent, the method comprising the steps of:
- providing a sheet of composite material;
- positioning a first portion of said sheet adjacent the lock of hair;
- applying the treating agent to at least a portion of the lock of hair;
- and,
- covering the treated lock of hair with a second portion of said sheet of composite material;
- said sheet of composite material including a first layer formed from a first material and a second layer formed from a second material, at least one of said first and said second materials being chemically resistant to the treating agent, and said first layer having a first peripheral edge and said second layer having a second peripheral edge extending substantially adjacent said first peripheral edge and together forming a sheet peripheral edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.