Hair curler
OwnerBodo Aniszewski, Willy Ehmanninventors
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Abstract
A hair curler of hairpin shape comprises two like rods extending in a longitudinal direction and being of rounded cross section in a plane transverse to the longitudinal direction. A bridge connects the rods at one of their ends and diametrically opposite outer sides of the rods are undulated. The undulated outer side of one rod defines troughs staggered in the longitudinal direction relative to the troughs defined by the undulated outer side of the other rod.
Claims4
A hair curler comprising two like rods extending in a longitudinal direction from one end to another end and a bridge connecting the one ends of the rods to form a hairpin-like shape, the rods being of rounded cross section in a plane transverse to the longitudinal direction and diametrically opposite outer sides of the rods being undulated, the undulated outer side of one of the rods defining troughs staggered in the longitudinal direction relative to the troughs defined by the undulated outer side of the other rod.
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