Hair forming device
AssigneeHair Hoops, Inc.
InventorsCharles L. Camp, Jr., John W. Lindley, Jr.
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Abstract
A hair forming device for arranging a pony tail or braid. The device comprises a series of rings disposed serially, and overlapping one another just enough to form a junction connecting adjacent rings. The rings may be arranged linearly, or in a matrix forming two series of rings abreast of one another. Teeth project outwardly from the rings, preferably located at the junctions between adjacent rings. The device is essentially planar, although having a nominal material thickness. Hair is preferably divided into two braids, each braid being passed through each ring. The novel device secures the braids in this manner, and is worn as long as the hair style thus achieved is maintained.
Claims6
A hair forming device, comprising:
- a loop member further comprising a plurality of closed loops disposed serially;
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- a plurality of teeth projecting laterally and externally from said loop member.
A hair forming device, comprising:
- a loop member further comprising a plurality of closed loops disposed serially;
- and
- at least one group teeth projecting laterally and externally from said loop member, teeth of each said group being disposed parallel to and spaced apart from other said teeth within an associated said group of teeth, each one of said teeth having a length dimension of magnitude different from that of an adjacent said tooth
- said loop member being planar, and having a bisecting line disposed between each pair of adjacent said closed loops, said teeth disposed symmetrically about said bisecting line and coplanar with respect to said loop member, one said tooth of greatest length dimension being disposed in alignment with said bisecting line, and each succeeding adjacent said tooth being of progressively shorter length.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.