Protective device for protecting earlier treated hair
OwnerJean C. Fulgoniinventor
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Abstract
A protective device is provided for carrying out a permanent wave with a permanent wave product on a hair solely in the vicinity of the root thereof and for protecting from the action of the permanent wave product the part of the hair which is not situated close to the root. This device includes a flexible and liquid-tight sheet (1), a reinforcement zone (2) extending along a first edge of the sheet and an arresting element (3) comprising an absorbent strip or pad along the opposite edge of the sheet. If further comprises a fixing structure, for example a strip carrying hook shaped elements situated on or forming the reinforcement zone (2) for temporarily and removably fixing the protective device to the hair prior to winding the device and the hair on a roller.
Claims4
A protective device for carrying out a permanent wave with a permanent wave product on a hair solely in the vicinity of the root thereof and to protect from the action of the permanent wave product the part of the hair which is not situated close to the root, said device including a flexible and liquid-tight sheet (1), a reinforcement zone (2) extending along a first edge of said sheet and an arresting means (3) comprising a strip or pad of an absorbent material fixed to and extending along the edge of the sheet opposite said first edge, the length of the sheet being sufficient so that the arresting means and the reinforcement zone are situated substantially opposite each other when the protective device is in the functional position about the hair to be protected;
- characterized in that the device further comprises fixing means for temporarily and removably fixing the protective device to the hair prior to winding said device and the hair on a roller, said fixing means being provided on said reinforcement zone or forming said reinforcement zone, and wherein all or part of said fixing means are formed by a strip carrying hook shaped elements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.