Hair curler
OwnerJurgen E. Sahminventor
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The hair curler includes an outer and an inner sleeve. Both sleeves include passages in their walls. The sleeves can be rotated relative to each other. Accordingly, the passages in the outer sleeve can be opened or shut off. The hair curler includes a hollow flange portion with passages which cannot be closed off and an inlet opening for a feeding of warm air for a treatment of hair wound on the curler. When the passages of the outer sleeve are closed off, warm air will flow merely in an axial direction out of the passages of the flange portion. This state is needed for a slight drying of the hair when producing a permanent wave. When the passages of the outer sleeve are opened, the hair wound therearound are dried after the rinsing thereof by warm air flowing through the passages out of the inner space of the curler and by further warm airstream flowing out of the exit openings of the hollow flange portion. Therefore, only one set of hair curlers is needed for a treatment of hair and the hair must not be wound onto two different kinds of curlers.
A hair curler having a hollow cylinder-shaped portion for the receipt of hair to be wound thereon, which cylinder-shaped portion has an inner space and ends at both ends at a respective flange portion, of which flange portions one flange portion is structured as a hollow body having a further inner space which communicates with the inner space of the cylinder-shaped portion, which cylinder-shaped portion has a circumferential wall structure and a longitudinal center axis, which one flange portion includes further an air inlet opening which is adapted to be mounted to a hose for feeding hot air into said further inner space of said one flange portion and into said inner space of said cylinder-shaped portion, which one flange portion includes air exit openings directed towards said cylinder-shaped portion and in a direction substantially parallel to its longitudinal axis and which cylinder-shaped portion includes in its circumferential wall structure radially thereto directed air exit openings,
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