Hair brush with hair cutting blade
OwnerBernard Molaroinventor
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Abstract
The invention concerns a hair brush comprising a rigid, essentially flat support body, from one face of which there are protruding perpendicularly threadlike parts of a semirigid material, constituting the bristles of the brush. At least one opening is provided in the support body and a blade is secured to the support body so that the edge (or edges) of the blade extend into the opening (or openings) and is level with the surface of the support from which the bristles of the brush protrude. The brush may represent a throwaway item that may be discarded after use, or it may have a replaceable blade and thus be reusable.
Claims13
A hair brush, comprising:
- (a) an essentially flat, rigid support having two openings;
- (b) a plurality of semi-rigid thread-like parts protruding generally perpendicularly from one face of the support and constituting bristles of the brush, and
- (c) a double edged blade, and means for securing the blade on the support, each cutting edge of the blade extending through a respective one of the openings and being generally level with said one face of the support from which the thread-like parts protrude.
A hair brush, comprising:
- (a) an essentially flat, rigid support having longitudinal ends;
- (b) a plurality of semi-rigid thread-like parts protruding generally perpendicularly from one face of the support and constituting bristles of the brush;
- (c) at least one generally rectangular opening formed in said support intermediate the longitudinal ends thereof and spaced substantially inwardly from one of said ends;
- (d) blade means secured to said support and deformed in a downwardly concave manner such that a cutting edge of said blade means protrudes downwardly through said opening generally level with said one face of said support, and
- (e) means for supporting and retaining said blade means in said concave deformed position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.