V-shaped razor
OwnerJeff Khomariinventor
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Abstract
A wet-shaving razor unit for cutting hair from the skin having a V-shaped handle with two elongate rod-like arms pivotally joined together at the vertex, connected by a flexible cross member near their midpoints, an upper portion of the arms being bent forward to make pivotal connection with a flexible blade housing containing one or more elongate blades, having a lubricant on its skin engaging portions, and able to tilt and flex on pivotal connections with the handle, the V-shaped handle and flexible blade head acting in harmony to give safe, close, and comfortable shaves of angular, convex, and concave body surfaces.
Claims12
A V-shaped razor, comprising:
- two elongate arms, each arm having one end joined to define a vertex, each arm having a distal end opposite the vertex;
- a flexible and elongated blade housing pivotally attached between the distal ends of the elongated arms;
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- at least one elongate blade mounted to the housing;
- wherein the blade housing and the attached blade flex into a concave shape and into a convex shape in order to conform to the contours of a user's body.
A V-shaped razor, comprising:
- two elongate arms, composed of molded plastic, each arm having one end of each arm joined to define a vertex, each arm having a distal end opposite the vertex;
- a flexible blade housing pivotally attached between the distal ends of the elongated arms;
- at least one elongate blade mounted to the housing;
- a flexible cross member interconnecting the arms at a position between the vertex and the distal ends of said arms;
- and
- means for lubricating a user's skin when shaving;
- wherein the elongated arms, cross member, and blade housing are textured;
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- wherein the blade housing and the attached blade flex into a concave shape and into a convex shape in order to conform to the contours of a user's body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.