Hair Styling Device Imparting an Updo Hairstyle When Worn and a Different Curled or Straightened Hairstyle When Removed

a hair styling device and hair styling technology, applied in hair accessories, hair equipment, travel articles, etc., can solve the problems of hair breaking off, hair breaking off, hot tools not recommended for daily use, etc., and achieve the effect of improving the styling action

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-05-09
CORRA EMILY +1
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[0042]one or more heated or heatable inserts received or receivable within said tubular cover to cooperate therewith to form a flexible a flexible hair roller for wrapping of hair of the user around said flexible hair roller to impart a curling action on said hair, whereby a heated state of the one or more inserts inside the tubular cover improves the

Problems solved by technology

In addition, people with straight hair that want to change their hair's texture by forming curls or waves have conventionally relied on a curling iron, flat iron or other hot tool accessory, thereby imparting heat damage from such tools which essentially burn the hair into place.
Prolonged exposure to hot tools causes hair to break off.
These hot tools are not recommended for daily use as the damage to the person's natural hair is too severe, causing breakage split ends discoloration and, at times, even melting.
Temperatures of hot tool devices can reach 450° F., and are most commonly set at 330-350° F. and up, which is literally destructive to natural human hair.
These hot temperatures, applied to skin, would be instantaneously destructive.
Other methods include changing straight hair into curls by the use of chemical perms, which cause damage by breaking the hair's bonds apart, and reforming the bond

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[0065]FIG. 1 shows a wearable hairstyling device 10 in the form of a closed loop stretchable headband 12 configured to fit securely on the wearer's head in a working position spanning circumferentially around the crown of the wearer's head in a manner generally following the wearer's hairline. A front half 14 of the headband features a cluster of hair 15 tied into a braided pattern for wearing on the user's forehead in a position lying thereacross over the front of the user's hairline. The hair used on the device may be real human hair, or synthetic hair. Whether real or synthetic, this hair of the device is also referred to herein as auxiliary hair in order to distinguish it from the user's natural hair. A rear half of the headband 16 features an elongated flexible insert 18 that has a circular cylindrical shape, is made of or contains moisture-absorbing material (e.g. foam), and is encapsulated within a tubular cover 20 whose opposite ends are respectively coupled to the two ends ...

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A hair styling device features a headband worn along a hairline of a user's head and spanning around a crown thereof, an ornamental appearance displayed on a front portion of the headband across the forehead along a front hairline, and a flexible hair roller at a rear portion of the headband to create an updo hairstyle at a rear hairline across the back of the user's head. The ornamental appearance of the front portion and the updo hairstyle cooperatively impart a stylistic effect around the crown of the user's head when worn, while a wound state of the hair around the rear portion imparts a styling action that leaves behind a different hairstyle effect when the headband is removed. The styling action may impart a straightening effect on naturally curly hair, or a curling effect on naturally straight hair.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This application claims benefit under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62 / 512,137, filed May 29, 2017, the entirety of which is incorporated herein by reference.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention relates generally to hair accessories and hair styling devices, and more particularly to a unique device wearable in social settings to maintain an updo hairstyle, while imparting a styling action on the hair to leave a different hairstyle result in the user's hair once the device is removed.BACKGROUND[0003]Hair extensions are commonly used to add a unique look to a person's natural hair that differs in design, volume and thickness.[0004]In addition, people with straight hair that want to change their hair's texture by forming curls or waves have conventionally relied on a curling iron, flat iron or other hot tool accessory, thereby imparting heat damage from such tools which essentially burn the hair into place...

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IPC IPC(8): A45D8/36A41G5/00A44C15/00A45D2/12A45D2/36A45D7/02A45D2/00
CPCA45D8/36A41G5/0073A44C15/006A45D2/122A45D2/367A45D2/362A45D7/02A45D2/001A45D2002/007A45D2007/004A45D2008/004A45D2/18A45D8/004
Inventor CORRA, EMILYCONNOLLY, RICHARD EDWARD
Owner CORRA EMILY
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