Shaving product
AssigneeKnowledge & Merchandising Inc. Limited
InventorWilliam Ashley King
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Abstract
A razor head has blade members with straight front cuffing edges which are mutually parallel and lie in a cutting plane. Imaginary median surfaces of the blade members are continuously curved from the cutting plane, from the cutting edges toward the rear edges. The razor has a handle with a pair of fork arms, the distal ends of which are connected to the head at positions adjacent the respective ends of the head. Each fork arm has a groove allowing pivoting of the distal end about a pivot axis parallel to the head axis but which does not pass through the razor head. Each groove is filled with a resiliently deformable material which is deformed when a pivoting force is applied to the razor head during shaving and which restores the razor head to a normal position when the force is removed.
Claims10
A razor comprising a handle and a disposable razor head having at least one blade member with a cutting edge extending along a head axis transverse to a handle axis, the razor handle having a front end portion, a distal end of the front end portion is connectable or connected to the razor head, the front end portion has a pair of fork arms, distal ends of the fork arms are connectable or connected in fixed relation to the razor head at positions adjacent to respective ends of the razor head, and each fork arm comprises a flexible and resilient distal portion and a groove which is located adjacent to and below the distal end of the fork arm, wherein said flexible and resilient distal portion deforms along said groove when a pivoting force is applied to the distal ends of the for arms by the razor head during shaving and restores the distal ends of the fork arms to a normal position when the force is removed;
- wherein the flexible and resilient distal portion of each fork arm is adapted to releasably engage with the razor head, and the razor head is pivotable about the groove in the distal portion of said fork arms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.