Japham Group Limited

Hd3 Limited

James Robert Nelson

Janusz Lucien Holland

Mark Christopher Hughes

Alfredo Debenedictis

Martin Malcolm Harris

Alfredo DeBenedictis

Suraj Soren

Malcolm Martin Harris

The invention relates to a hair styling device, and in particular a multifunctional hair styling device having components which can carry out a number of different (and distinct) styling operations. The invention provides a hair styling device having a body portion and a handle portion, the body portion having an air inlet and an air outlet, an impeller between the air inlet and the air outlet and an electric motor to rotate the impeller, the handle portion having a pair of heating panels. The handle portion is separable from the body portion and can be used alone as a hair straighter, or the device can be used as a hair dryer with the handle portion attached to the body portion. The body portion can optionally include a hair curling chamber adapted for hair curling.

Hair styling device

Hair straightener

This invention relates to a hair styling device, a hair styling method, and a drive system suitable for use in the hair styling device. The invention relates in particular to a hair styling device () for imparting a wave to a section of hair () without clamping the section of hair in the wave form. The device has a first forming member () and a second forming member () with a hair-receiving region () between the forming members. A driving member () is movable relative to the first forming member and the second forming member to deform the section of hair in the hair-receiving region. The driving member () undertakes a two-stage movement as it deforms the section of hair, the driving member in a first stage being movable in a first direction (D) to drive the section of hair () into the hair-receiving region, the driving member () in a second stage being movable in a second direction (D), the second direction being at an angle to the first direction whereby in use to further move the section of hair in the hair-receiving region ().

Hair styling device, hair styling method and drive system

The invention relates to a hair styling device, and in particular to a hair straightener. The hair styling device () has a first arm () and a second arm (), the first and second arms being moveable relative to one another between a closed or operative condition and an open or inoperative condition. The first member () has a first heating panel () and the second member () has a second heating panel (). The heating panels () are corrugated to increase the length of the path the hair must take between the heating panels. The first and second heating panels are spaced apart in the operative condition so as not to press or clamp the hair therebetween. The first member () also has a first pressing panel () and the second member () also has a second pressing panel (), the first and second pressing panels in their operative position engaging so that the hair is pressed between the pressing panels.

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Birmingham, United Kingdom

James Robert Nelson