Hair device
AssigneeFrances Todd Stewart
InventorFrances Todd Stewart
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Abstract
A hair devise is used to decorate hair or to hold hair in fixed position. The hair device includes a bendable wire encased in plastic for bending around the hair. The wire is encased in two or more appendages per side extending from a central body. The configuration of the devise may stimulate a character or animal. The appendages grip the hair by simulating prongs that clamp around the hair instead of performing as a continuous wrap or band. This structure reduces the risk of breaking the hair when applying and removing from the head. Multiple appendages also facilitate application by the person by gripping the hair in more than one place thus securing the attachment sooner than in wrapping a single strand. Specific weights and measurements are important to the function of this devise.
Claims4
A device for holding hair comprising:
- a main central body having two opposing sides, said main central body being formed of a non-foamed plastic;
- at least two elongate appendages extending from each of said main central body, said appendages on one side disposed opposite those on the other side of said main central body, each appendage being formed of a non-foamed plastic and having a textured outer surface so as to securely grip the hair;
- a bendable wire extending through each appendage so as to be encased therein;
- wherein each appendage has a free end remote from said main central body, the distance from the free end of one appendage across said main central body to the free end of the opposite appendage being at least four and one half inches.
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