Hair styling device
OwnerNelson Cobainventor
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Abstract
A hair styling device including a handle and a body connected thereto. A plurality of hair separating members comprising fine hair separators and coarse hair separators are secured to the body and extend outwardly therefrom. The body may be hollow and include a plurality of openings through an external wall, and at least one hair separating member is disposed through each opening. The coarse hair separators are structured to create spaces between sections of hair upon use, through which hot air can be applied. Moreover, the coarse hair separators are evenly dispersed throughout the body for more efficient hair drying.
Claims20
A hair styling device comprising:
- a handle,
- a body connected to one end of said handle,
- a plurality of hair separating members secured at a first end to said body and extending outwardly therefrom,
- at least a portion of said plurality of hair separating members comprising fine hair separators structured to remove tangles from hair, and
- at least a portion of said plurality of hair separating members comprising coarse hair separators structured to create spaces between sections of hair defined by the width of each of said coarse hair separator.
A hair styling device for use with heat, comprising:
- a handle configured to be grasped in the hand of a user,
- a body connected to an end of said handle,
- a plurality of fine hair separators configured in groupings and secured at one end to said body and extending outwardly therefrom,
- a plurality of coarse hair separators each secured at one end to said body and extending outwardly therefrom,
- wherein said plurality of fine hair separators and said plurality of coarse hair separators collectively at least partially surround said body, and
- said groupings of said fine hair separators and said plurality of coarse hair separators collectively configured in a substantially alternating pattern to evenly disperse said coarse hair separators.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.