Heatable hair curler
OwnerVivienne Mackinderinventor
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Abstract
A heatable hair curler includes an elongate casing, an interior cavity, and a heat absorbent material. The elongate casing is made of a flexible material and has an axial length of at least about 7.5 inches and a width of at least about 1.25 inches. The casing has opposite first and second ends that are attachable to each other. The interior cavity is located between the first and second ends and is separated from the first and second ends by first and second seams, respectively. The heat absorbent material substantially fills the cavity.
Claims20
A heatable hair curler comprising:
- an elongate casing of flexible material having an axial length of at least about 7.5 inches and a width of at least about 1.25 inches, the casing having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first and second ends attachable to each other;
- an interior cavity located between the first and second ends, the interior cavity separated from the first and second ends by a first seam and a second seam, respectively;
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- a heat absorbent material substantially filling the cavity.
A hair curler for curling human hair, the hair curler comprising:
- a flexible, rod-shaped housing having a first end and a second end, the first and second ends being substantially flat and attachable to each other;
- a center body portion located between the first and second ends of the housing, the center body portion having a circumference of about 2.5 inches;
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- a heat absorbent material substantially filling the center body portion, the heat absorbent material being heatable.
A hair curler capable of retaining heat, the hair curler comprising:
- an elongate casing of flexible material having an axial length, the casing having a first end and a second end opposite the first end;
- a fastener for attaching the first end and the second end to each other;
- an interior cavity located between the first and second ends;
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- a heat absorbent material substantially filling the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.