Hair straightening and styling device
AssigneeConair Corporation
InventorLeandro Rizzuto
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Abstract
A brush for styling hair has a handle connected to a head with the head having a longitudinal axis and a number of stationary teeth and a number of movable teeth. The stationary teeth and the movable teeth both are arranged in a number of rows. The stationary teeth and the movable teeth are aligned with one another in a first position. The movable teeth traverse an amount in a direction substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis to a second position. The movable teeth in the second position are misaligned relative to the stationary teeth. The stationary teeth and the movable teeth tension hair disposed therethrough.
Claims2
A device for styling hair, said device comprising
- a handle defining a longitudinal axis;
- a head extending longitudinally from said handle;
- a stationary comb fixed to said head and having two rows of stationary comb teeth, said rows each extending longitudinally, and each of said stationary comb teeth being of a first height;
- a moveable comb mounted for movement longitudinally with respect to said stationary comb and having a row of movable comb teeth of a second height that is at least as great as said first height, said movable comb teeth being aligned parallel to and adjacent to said stationary comb teeth;
- a first row of side comb teeth, said first row being fixed to said head parallel to and spaced apart at a first normal distance from said stationary comb adjacent to a first side of said head, wherein each and every tooth of said first row of side comb teeth has a height that is less than said first height;
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- a second row of side comb teeth, said second row being fixed to said head parallel to and spaced apart at a second normal distance from said stationary comb adjacent to a second side of said head, wherein each and every tooth of said second row of side comb teeth has a height that is less than said first height wherein the first normal distance is greater than a normal distance between the movable comb and one of the two rows of stationary comb teeth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.