Tf3 Limited

Hd3 Limited

Reality Products Limited

Mark Christopher Hughes

Alfredo De Benedictis

Janusz Lucien Holland

Alfredo DeBenedictis

Martin Malcolm Harris

James Robert Nelson

Alfredo Debenedictis

Januse Lucien Holland

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

A hair styling device is described, for waving hair by forming a length of hair into a wave form. A first forming member, a second forming member and a third forming member are located within a chamber of the device. There is a first hair-receiving region between the first and second forming members and a second hair-receiving region between the second and third forming members. A first driving member drives a portion of the length of hair into the first hair-receiving region and a second driving member drives another portion of the length of hair into the second hair-receiving region. The first and second driving members move independently and sequentially so as to reduce the tension applied to the length of hair.

Hair styling device

This invention relates to a hair styling device (). The device has a body () defining a chamber () adapted to accommodate a length of hair (), the chamber having an opening () through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element () is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the opening and to wind the length of hair around a protrusion within the chamber. A first hair-straightening panel () and a second hair-straightening panel () are provided, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel facing one another and defining a passage () through which the length of hair passes as it leaves the chamber, the first hair-straightening panel and the second hair-straightening panel being movable relative to one another.

This invention relates to a hair styling device having a body defining a chamber adapted to accommodate a length of hair, the length of hair being styled while it is located within the chamber. The chamber has a primary opening through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. An elongate member is located within the chamber. A rotatable element is provided which is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening and to apply a force to the length of hair to wind the length of hair around the elongate member. The rotation of the rotatable element is controlled by a control system which includes means to detect the force applied to the length of hair. In the event of hair entanglement the force applied to the length of hair increases and if the force detected by the control system exceeds a predetermined threshold the rotation of the rotatable element is stopped and can be reversed so as to relieve the tension and allow the length of hair to be removed from the device.

A hair styling device is described having a body defining a chamber adapted to accommodate a length of hair, the chamber having a primary opening through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber; a rotatable element adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening; an elongate member non-detachably mounted to the body and around which, in use, the length of hair is wound by the rotatable element, the elongate member having a free end; the chamber having a secondary opening through which the length of hair may pass out of the chamber, the secondary opening being located adjacent to the free end; and a movable abutment which can engage the length of hair in use, the movable abutment being movable relative to the elongate member and having an open position in which the length of hair can pass through the secondary opening, and a closed position in which the length of hair is retained within the chamber, wherein the movable abutment is located within one of (i) the secondary opening, (ii) the primary opening, and (iii) a passageway connecting the secondary opening to the primary opening.

A hair styling device is disclosed. In one aspect the hair styling device includes: a body defining a chamber adapted to accommodate a length of hair, the chamber having a primary opening through which the length of hair may enter the chamber; a rotatable element adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening; an elongate member around which, in use, the length of hair is wound by the rotatable element; a guide part adapted to guide the length of hair towards the primary opening, the rotatable element being rotatable relative to the guide part, the guide part being movable relative to the body. The movable guide part may also serve to press the length of hair towards the primary opening.

This invention relates to a hair styling device. According to the invention the hair styling device comprises a body adapted to accommodate a length of hair, the body having a primary opening through which the length of hair may pass; a rotatable element adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening; an elongate member around which, in use, the length of hair is wound by the rotatable element; a movable panel having an open position in which the primary opening is open to receive the length of hair, and a closed position in which the primary opening is covered, the movable panel having a heating element.

A hair styling device is described, having a body defining a chamber adapted to accommodate a length of hair, with the length of hair being styled while it is located within the chamber. The chamber has a primary opening through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element is provided which is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening. An elongate member is located within the chamber, the length of hair being wound around the elongate member by the rotatable element. The device has a pressing part adapted to press a portion of the length of hair towards the primary opening.

This invention relates to a hair styling device having a body defining a chamber adapted to accommodate a length of hair, the length of hair being styled while it is located within the chamber. The chamber has a primary opening through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element is provided which is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening. An elongate member is located within the chamber, the length of hair being wound around the elongate member by the rotatable element. The device has a handle which may be gripped by a user, the handle comprising a first handle part and a second handle part, the first handle part being connected to the body and the second handle part being movable relative to the first handle part. The second handle part can carry a panel which is adapted to close the primary opening.

This invention relates to a hair styling device () having a body () defining a chamber () adapted to accommodate a length of hair (), the length of hair being styled while it is located within the chamber. The chamber has a primary opening () through which the length of hair may pass into the chamber. A rotatable element () is provided which is adapted to engage the length of hair adjacent to the primary opening. An elongate member () is located within the chamber (), the length of hair being wound around the elongate member by the rotatable element. The device has a handle () which may be gripped by a user, the handle comprising a first handle part () and a second handle part (), the first handle part () being connected to the body () and the second handle part () being movable relative to the first handle part (). The second handle part can carry a panel () which is adapted to close the primary opening ().

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Worcestershire, United Kingdom

Mark Christopher Hughes