Hair-Curling Device
OwnerTresa Cunninghaminventor
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Abstract
A hair-curling device is provided designed to curl a user's hair in a manner that is not damaging to a user's hair. The device is comprised of a body with a first and a second end, made preferably from a moisture-resistant satin. The first end of the body includes a fastener allowing attachment to a user's hair. The second end includes an elastic band or similar fastener. During use, a user wraps hair strands around the body in a spiral fashion. Then, the user folds the second end upwards over the body towards the first end, covering the hair wrapped around the body to prevent damage. The body can then be secured in this position with the elastic band. After a period of time, the now-curled hair strands can be removed from around the body and the device can be removed from a user's hair.
Claims20
A hair-curling device comprising:
- a body comprised of a first end and a second end;
- a fastener positioned at the first end;
- and
- an elastic band positioned at the second end.
A hair-curling device comprising:
- a body comprised of an indicia, a first end, and a second end;
- a fastener positioned at the first end;
- and
- an elastic band positioned at the second end.
A method of using a hair-curling device, the method comprising the following steps:
- providing a hair-curling device comprised of a body comprised of a first end comprised of a fastener and a second end comprised of an elastic band;
- attaching the fastener of a hair of a user;
- curling a strand of the hair around the body;
- folding the second end upwards towards the first end while folding the second end over the body and the strand and leaving the hair-curling device in this position for a period of time;
- unfolding the second end from around the body;
- removing the strand from around the body;
- and
- removing the fastener from the hair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.