Self holding hair curler apparatus
OwnerRandall J. Pekarikinventor
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Abstract
A self holding hair curler apparatus includes a first structure that has an interior threaded portion at a first end and an exterior surface area with a plurality of flexible spike-like projections. Included is a second structure that has an interior tube with an end cap at one end and is integral with the second structure at one end. The second structure has an inner surface and a chamber formed between the inner surface and the interior tube. The second structure has a plurality of rigid spike-like projections with adjacent slots along an outer surface thereof. Lastly, the second structure is capable of receiving the first structure within the chamber, while the flexible spike-like projections extend through the slots for movement to pinch strands of hair positioned about the second structure.
Claims7
A new and improved self holding hair curler apparatus for rolling sections of hair therearound comprising in combination:
- a first cylindrical tubular structure having an interior threaded portion at a first end and an exterior surface area with a plurality of flexible spike-like projections, the first tubular structure being rigid, the plurality of flexible spike-like projections being proportionately spaced linearly along the surface of the first tubular structure;
- a second cylindrical tubular structure having a rigid interior tube therein, the interior tube having an end cap at one end being integral thereto, the end cap having a central opening therein and leading into the interior tube, the second tubular structure further having an exterior tube with an outer surface and an inner surface, the second tubular structure having a chamber being formed between the inner surface and the interior tube;
- the second cylindrical tubular structure having a plurality of rigid spike-like projections with adjacent generally rectangular slots along the outer surface thereof, the rigid spike-like projections being proportionally spaced along the outer surface of the second tubular structure, the slots being proportionally spaced along the outer surface, the slots being spaced along a linearly extending axis capable of extending from the end cap through a number of the slots and their adjacent spike-like projection;
- the second cylindrical tubular structure being capable of receiving therein the first cylindrical tubular structure, the first cylindrical tubular structure capable of being encased within the chamber of the second tubular structure while the flexible spike-like projections extend through the slots;
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- a generally rigid twist knob having a threaded end portion and a gripping portion, the threaded end portion being capable of coupling with the interior threaded portion of the first tubular structure for secure the first tubular structure within the second tubular structure, the gripping portion of the knob being capable of being used for pushing and pulling of the first tubular structure when positioned within the second tubular structure, the knob being used for moving the first tubular structure whereby allowing movement of the flexible projections within the slots for locking strands of hair around the second tubular structure.
A self holding hair curler apparatus comprising:
- a first structure having an interior threaded portion at a first end and an exterior surface area with a plurality of flexible spike-like projections;
- a second structure having a interior tube therein with an end cap at one end being integral thereto, the second structure further having an exterior tube with an inner surface and a chamber being formed between the inner surface and the interior tube, the second structure having a plurality of rigid spike-like projections with adjacent slots along an outer surface thereof;
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- the second structure being capable of receiving therein the first structure within the chamber thereof, while the flexible spike-like projections extend through the slots for movement to pinch strands of hair positioned about the second structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.