Dry Shampoo Comb
AssigneeDry Shampoo Comb LLC
InventorMichelle D. Kreuzer
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Abstract
A dry hair shampoo applicator includes a support; the support includes a surface which delimits support apertures. The support apertures open through the surface of the support; further hair comb teeth or hairbrush teeth/bristles extend away from and from the support; the support apertures open into a hollow delimited by the surface of the support. A plurality of baffles are arranged in the hollow of the support. A handle connects to the support and opens into the support hollow. Baffles in an interior void space delimited by the handle.
Claims20
A dry hair shampoo applicator, comprising:
- a support having an internal surface delimiting a support interior void space;
- a closure in said support interior void space;
- a plurality of closure through holes in said closure;
- a plurality of barrier portions formed with surface of said closure;
- a guide in said support interior void space;
- a plurality of apertures opening through an external and internal surface of a longitudinally extending under wall of said support;
- a first plurality of teeth arranged in a first row along said external surface of said longitudinally extending under wall of said support;
- a longitudinally extending handle extending away from said support and connected to said support, wherein;
- said closure is slidably adjustable along said guide between a closure first position and a closure second position;
- when said closure is in said closure first position, each closure through hole opens into a unique one of said apertures;
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- when said closure is in said closure second position, each barrier portion completely covers a unique one of said apertures.
The dry hair shampoo applicator of claim 3, further comprising:
- an actuator void space delimited by said support, said actuator at said void space and said actuator moves in said void space when moving to and from said first and said second position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.