Hair threading clips
AssigneeDavira Bareli
InventorsDavira Bareli, Mirona Mandel
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Abstract
A set of clips, with finger placement for the use of fingers of both hands, and thread tied in a loop, slipped at a groove/notch/slot of each clip and then twisted, for the purpose of self threading (removing) hairs. The set of clips allows for a pain free experience when self threading using just a loop of thread around the fingers. The opening of the arms of the clips as well as the opening of the loop is comparable to the opening of the fingers when used with thread alone. Thus resulting in the exact duplication of threading done by a trained practitioner or self threading performed with a loop of thread.
Claims8
A hair removal device for removing hair from skin comprising:
- A first clip or handle having a first arm and a second arm, the second arm connected to the first arm, the first arm having a first distal end and the second arm having a second distal end, the first clip being resiliently flexible;
- A second clip or handle, independently movable relative to the first clip and having a third arm and a fourth arm, the fourth arm connected to the third arm, the third arm having a third distal end and the fourth arm having a fourth distal end, the second clip being resiliently flexible;
- A hair removal string,
- wherein a first portion of the string is connected to the first distal end, a second portion of the string is connected to the second distal end, a third portion of the string is connected to the third distal end and a fourth portion of the string is connected to the fourth distal end,
- wherein the string has a first segment spanning between the first distal end and the third distal end and a second segment spanning between the second distal end and the fourth distal end, wherein the first segment and second segment are twisted together so that the string forms a loop twisted about itself,
- wherein the first clip can be held in a first hand and the second clip can be held in a second hand to provide bi-directional movement to the string so that a hair and attached hair follicle can be removed from skin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.