Device for displaying and demonstrating a hair switch
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsMatthew William Peiper, William Allen Watters
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Abstract
The present invention is directed towards providing a device for displaying and demonstrating hair switches. The device is useful for showing the benefits and effects of hair products on the hair in an aesthetical pleasing manner. The device can be readily assembled and disassembled for efficient storage and transportation and it enables a rapid attachment and removal of a hair switch for efficient product evaluation, display and demonstration.
Claims16
A device for displaying and demonstrating a hair switch comprising
- a. a body comprising a two-dimensional silhouette, having an upper and a lower end, a middle section, and a front and back side;
- b. an attachment element which is selected from a group consisting of a clamp, hook, adhesive, pin, screw, and nut and bolt;
- c. a spreading element which is selected from the group consisting of a clamp, pin, adhesive, and cap and groove;
- and
- d. a base;
- wherein the attachment element is located on the front of the body, the back of the body, or the upper or lower end of the body;
- and wherein the spreading element for the hair switch is located on the front of the body, the back of the body, or the upper end of the body;
- and wherein the lower end of the body is attached to the base;
- and wherein the hair switch has an open end and a closed end;
- and wherein the closed end of the hair switch is attached to the attachment element;
- and wherein the hair switch is guided through the spreading element to be demonstrated in the desired width.
A device for displaying and demonstrating a hair switch comprising
- a. a body comprising a three-dimensional sculpture having an upper and a lower end and a middle section;
- b. a cap which fits on the top of the body;
- c. an attachment element which is selected from a group consisting of a clamp, hook, adhesive, pin, and, screw;
- and
- d. a base;
- wherein the attachment element is located in the cap or on the top of the body;
- and wherein the lower end of the body is attached to the base;
- and wherein the closed end of the hair switch is attached to the attachment element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.