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US 2004/0000318 A1Published application
Hair coloring tool
OwnerHelen McNamarainventor
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Abstract
A hair-coloring tool includes an elongated body and a plurality of bristles projecting from the body adjacent one end thereof. The bristles are effective in applying coloring agents to the hair. Forming the opposite end of the body is a thin, metal rod that may be used for such techniques as foil highlighting.
Claims6
A hair coloring tool comprising:
- an elongated body presenting opposite first and second ends;
- a thin, metal rod forming the first end of the body;
- and a plurality of flexible bristles projecting from the body adjacent the second end thereof.
A hair coloring tool comprising:
- an elongated body presenting opposite first and second ends;
- a thin, metal rod forming the first end of the body;
- a plurality of flexible bristles projecting from the body adjacent the second end thereof;
- said bristles being arranged into a plurality of separate tufts projecting from the body;
- said body including a generally flat head adjacent said second end, said tufts projecting from the head and being spaced apart along a single row extending across said head;
- said body including a handle portion extending between said first and second ends;
- and said handle portion tapering toward said first end.
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