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US 2017/0001046 A1Published application
Hair Treatment Method, Kit, Recipient, and Use Thereof
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsJoseph Allen BERLEPSCH, Jaime Beverly STAHL, James Douglas STILL, Lucio FRIAS, Robert Drennan LEWIS, Leobaldo Antonio PERDOMO
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Abstract
A method of treating hair, a hair treatment kit for extemporaneous preparation of hair treatment compositions, a recipient for applying hair treatment compositions, and use thereof are provided. The invention provides a superior hair treatment performance such as a superior hair colouring and/or bleaching performance, particularly for providing superior root to tip treatment evenness.
Claims2
A hair treatment kit comprising:
- a first composition having a viscosity of from about 20 to about 200 Pa at 10 s−1;
- a second composition, wherein said composition is compatible for mixing with the first composition;
- optionally a rinsing and/or cleansing composition;
- optionally a conditioning composition;
- optionally a colour-refresher composition;
- a recipient comprising a base, a frame attached circumferentially to the base, optionally at least one grasp hold attached to the frame, and a cavity delimitated by the base and the frame and being suitable for containing hair colouring compositions, wherein the frame comprises a partition means and/or indicia for virtually or physically splitting the volume of cavity into at least two adjacent sub-volumes;
- optionally a mixing and/or application tool.
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A recipient suitable for containing hair treatment compositions comprising:
- a base;
- a frame attached circumferentially to the base;
- optionally at least one grasp hold attached to the frame;
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- a cavity delimitated by the base and the frame and being suitable for containing hair treatment compositions
- wherein the frame comprises a partition means and/or indicia for virtually or physically splitting the volume of cavity into at least two adjacent sub-volumes.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.