Powering hairstyling implements
AssigneeSystem One Innovations Inc.
InventorsMichael F. Sena, Santo DiMascio
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Abstract
An associated set of hair styling appliances is electrically powered by a single power cord, reducing cord clutter in salon workstations. When not in use the appliances are stored in an electrically powered appliance rack that preheats hair irons and other heated appliances. A method of styling hair features connecting the single power cord to one of the appliances to style hair in a first sense, then disconnecting the power cord from the appliance and connecting the cord to another of the appliances to style hair in a second sense.
Claims27
A method of styling human hair, the method comprising
- connecting an electrical power cord to a first styling appliance having a handle;
- styling the hair in a first sense with the first styling appliance, with the power cord connected to, and supplying electrical power to operate, the first styling appliance;
- disconnecting the power cord from the first styling appliance;
- connecting the disconnected power cord to a second styling appliance having a handle;
- and
- styling the hair in a second sense with the second styling appliance, with the power cord connected to, and supplying electrical power to operate, the second styling appliance.
A method of styling human hair, the method comprising
- connecting an electrical power cord to a first styling appliance;
- styling the hair in a first sense with the first styling appliance, with the power cord connected to, and electrically powering, the first styling appliance;
- disconnecting the power cord from the first styling appliance;
- connecting the disconnected power cord to a second styling appliance;
- and
- styling the hair in a second sense with the second styling appliance, with the power cord connected to, and electrically powering, the second styling appliance
- wherein one of the first and second senses comprises blow-drying the hair, and the other of the first and second senses comprises ironing the hair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.