A peristaltic pump regulates fluid flow in a steam hair styling device, ensuring constant 1-5 mL/min output while preventing overheating.
Tangential air outlets guide hair around a heating rod, replacing manual wrapping to improve curl formation efficiency and consistency.
A mobile fluid reservoir moves between resting and vaporization positions to prevent steam chamber accumulation.
A hair styling brush with a motor-driven rotating attachment and heating elements for simultaneous straightening and curling.
A hair styling device uses a segmented heat conduction unit with high thermal conductivity to rapidly transmit temperature changes to a sensor.
Optimized bristle geometry with specific diameter-to-length ratios and projection lengths extends brush lifespan while retaining volume in styled hair.
Grooved flexible plates prevent hair trapping and reduce breakage during styling.
Multiple spaced-apart orifices distribute scale formation uniformly, preventing steam outlet obstruction in hair styling appliances.
Serpentine bristle paths extend heat treatment duration while segmented rows protect the scalp from thermal damage.