Hair-drying hood and hair treatment device including the same
OwnerStephanie Changinventor
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Abstract
A hair treatment device can be used with a blower for drying and styling hair. The hair treatment device includes a hair-drying hood for covering the head of a user, which has an opening at a top portion or a side portion thereof. The blower can be inserted from the opening. The hair-drying hood further includes an outer layer, where the opening is disposed, and a thermal layer, which forms an air flow guiding chamber together with the outer layer inbetween for introducing and dispersing hot air from the blower all over the hair-drying hood while raising a temperature of the thermal layer. The hair treatment device further includes a position retainer having a first end fixing the blower, and having a second end is stably fixed onto an object.
Claims22
A hair treatment device for use with a blower, comprising:
- a hair-drying hood for covering the head of a user, the hair-drying hood having an opening at a top portion or a side portion thereof, from which the blower is inserted, and further comprising an outer layer, where the opening is disposed, and a thermal layer, which forms an air flow guiding chamber together with the outer layer inbetween for introducing and dispersing hot air from the blower all over the hair-drying hood while raising a temperature of the thermal layer;
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- a position retainer having a first end fixing the blower, and having a second end is stably fixed onto an object.
A hair-drying hood for use with a blower, comprising:
- an outer layer having an opening at a top portion or a side portion thereof for inserting therefrom the blower;
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- a thermal layer forming an air flow guiding chamber together with the outer layer inbetween for introducing and dispersing hot air from the blower all over the hair-drying hood while raising a temperature of the thermal layer, and the outer layer and the thermal layer are switchable between a retracted state and a working state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.