Ultrasound Hair Dyeing Method

a hair dyeing and ultrasonic technology, applied in the field of ultrasonic hair dyeing methods, can solve the problems of hair dyeing, hair damage, unpleasant work, etc., and achieve the effect of achieving the desired consistency and uniformity, avoiding hair damage, and avoiding hair damag

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-05-23
BACOUSTICS LLC
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[0006]The oxidants or alkaline agents generally utilized to achieve a consistent and somewhat permanent application of hair dye are often damaging to the hair. They can also be unpleasant to work with due to, among other things, their tendency to irritate the skin. Despite their propensity to damage hair and irritate the skin, they are used to achieve a hair coloring po

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The oxidants or alkaline agents generally utilized to achieve a consistent and somewhat permanent application of hair dye are oft

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[0019]The flow chart in FIG. 1 depicts one possible embodiment, process 100, of the present invention. As indicated by Boxes 101 and 102, the embodiment begins by first wetting and rinsing hair, which may assist in removing elements from the hair that may adversely react with the dye and / or interfere with its application. The method continues, Box 103, by applying an alkaline agent and oxidant to the hair. Application of the alkaline and oxidant at this stage in the depicted embodiment bleaches the hair. The applied oxidant and / or alkaline agent may also stabilize ions, radicals, oxidized derivatives and / or reduced derivatives of the subsequently applied base and / or coloring agent generated by exposure to the near field of the longitudinal waves emitted from the utilized ultrasound horn. Accordingly, in alternatives embodiments the oxidant and / or alkaline agent may be applied subsequent to and / or simultaneously with the application of the base and / or coloring agent.

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Abstract

A method of coloring hair utilizing ultrasound waves to generate and apply to hair a spray containing a hair dye is disclosed. Depending on the components of the dye, the effect of the ultrasound upon the components of the dye may reduce the oxidants and/or alkaline agents required to achieve the desired coloring of hair. Utilizing the ultrasound waves the dye is applied to hair and deposited within the spaces of hair's cuticle. Cavitations induced within the dye within the spaces of the cuticle then force the dye into the hair's cortex.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The method relates a method of coloring hair utilizing ultrasound waves to generate and apply to hair a spray containing a hair dye.[0003]2. Description of the Related Art[0004]Hair, at least the portion generally seen, is composed of dead cells forming the outer cuticle and inner cortex. The dead cells forming the cuticle are flat in structure, covering and protecting the cortex much like singles covering a roof. The dead cells forming the cortex are densely packed with keratin bundles and contain the pigment giving hair its color. The cells of the cuticle are devoid of pigment. Coloring hair, accordingly, requires replacing, lessening, supplementing and / or masking the pigment within the cortex with a new pigment to provide the desired color. This requires absorption of the new pigment by the hair to be colored.[0005]Providing a somewhat permanent coloring to hair that can survive repeated washing requires a chemical r...

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IPC IPC(8): D06P5/20
CPCA61Q5/10A61K2800/82A61K8/22
Inventor BABAEV, EILAZ
Owner BACOUSTICS LLC
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