Thermal glove for use in hair styling
OwnerRebecca H. Tomb, Sabrina Jahnigeninventors
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Abstract
A glove for use in hair styling applications, comprising: a glove body with an inner cavity therein generally conforming to a shape of a human hand, the body portion including an outer surface defining a front side with a palm area and an opposing back side of the glove body, a first end portion having an opening to the inner cavity and an opposing second end portion including a plurality of finger stalls extending from the glove body, the body portion being constructed of a first material; and a plurality of elements coupled to discrete areas of the body portion, wherein the elements are constructed of a second material, the second material having a property of greater thermal conductivity as compared with the first material.
Claims20
A glove for use in hair styling applications, comprising:
- a glove body with an inner cavity therein generally conforming to a shape of a human hand, the body portion including an outer surface defining a front side with a palm area and an opposing back side of the glove body, a first end portion having an opening to the inner cavity and an opposing second end portion including a plurality of finger stalls extending from the glove body, the body portion being constructed of a first material;
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- a plurality of elements coupled to discrete areas of the body portion, wherein the plurality of elements are constructed of a second material, the second material having a property of greater thermal conductivity as compared with the first material.
A glove for use in hair styling applications, comprising:
- a glove body with an inner cavity therein generally conforming to a shape of a human hand, the body portion including an outer surface defining a front side with a palm area and an opposing back side of the glove body, a first end portion having an opening to the inner cavity and an opposing second end portion including a plurality of finger stalls extending from the glove body, the body portion being constructed of a first material;
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- a plurality of elements coupled to the discrete areas of the palm area and the plurality of finger stalls, wherein the plurality of elements include substrates constructed of a second material, the second material having a property of greater thermal conductivity as compared with the first material, and the substrates being in thermal communication with one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.