Braun Gmbh

The Gillette Company

Braun Aktiengesellschaft

De'longhi Braun Household Gmbh

Norbert Kreutz

Sven Wuttig

Pedro Sanchez-Martinez

Matthias Wetzel

Uwe Fischer

Richard H Cohen

Dietrich Pahl

J&uuml;rgen H&ouml;ser

Daniel Dietzel

Thomas Schamberg

Markus Ungerer

Alf Jahn

Jürgen Höser

Matthias Matern

Volker Stenger

Thomas Preiss

Hannes Essmann

Andreas Persich

An electric hair cutting apparatus including a casing and a cutter unit secured to the casing.

Electric hair cutting appliances

The invention is directed to an appliance for the epilation of the human skin, having a housing to accommodate a motor and a drive mechanism for driving at least one clamping device () by which the user's hairs can be extracted. Moreover, a stimulation mechanism is provided to reduce the sense of pain during epilation. This mechanism includes at least one element () that is movable toward and away from the skin when the appliance is placed in epilating position on the user's skin. According to certain embodiments of the present invention, the at least one element () has a free end () and is arranged adjacent to the side of the rotary clamping device (). In consequence, the user perceives at least subjectively a reduced sense of pain during epilation. Still further, a method for epilation and a method for the use of the appliance of the present invention are described.

Appliance for plucking hairs out of human skin

Appliance for the epilation of the human skin

The invention is directed to an appliance for the epilation of the human skin, having a housing to accommodate a motor and a drive mechanism for driving at least one clamping device ( ) by which the user's hairs can be extracted. Moreover, a stimulus mechanism is to reduce the sense of pain during epilation. This mechanism includes at least one element ( ) that is movable toward and away from the skin when the appliance is placed in epilating position on the user's skin. According to certain embodiments of the present invention, the at least one element ( ) has a free end ( ) and is arranged adjacent to the side of the rotary clamping device ( ). In consequence, the user perceives at least subjectively a reduced sense of pain during epilation. Still further, a method for epilation and a method for the use of the appliance of the present invention are described.

The invention is directed to a cleaning device (RV) for cleaning objects of personal use, in particular a shaving head (S) of a shaving apparatus (TR), with a housing ( ) having a cleaning bath ( ), with a cleaning liquid container ( ) containing a cleaning liquid ( ), with an integrated filter element ( ) as well as with a liquid impelling assembly ( ) adapted to be driven by a motor ( ) and having a supply conduit ( ) to the cleaning bath ( ) and a draining conduit ( ) to the cleaning liquid container ( ), wherein all the walls of the cleaning bath ( ) have an angle of inclination (&agr; and &bgr;) in the direction of the draining conduit ( ) which ensures that cleaning liquid ( ), with or without contaminants, flows to the draining conduit ( ).

Cleaning device for a shaving apparatus

The invention is directed to an appliance for the epilation of the human skin, having a housing to accommodate a motor and a drive mechanism for driving at least one clamping device (,) by which the user's hairs can be extracted. Moreover, a stimulus mechanism is provided to reduce the sense of pain during epilation. This mechanism includes at least one element (,) that is movable toward and away from the skin when the appliance is placed in epilating position on the user's skin. According to certain embodiments of the present invention, the at least one element (,) has a free end (,) and is arranged adjacent to the side of the rotary clamping device (,). In consequence, the user perceives at least subjectively a reduced sense of pain during epilation. Still further, a method for epilation and a method for the use of the appliance of the present invention are described.

The invention is directed to an appliance for the epilation of the human skin, having a housing to accommodate a motor and a drive mechanism for driving at least one clamping device (43) by which the user's hairs can be extracted. Moreover, a stimulus mechanism is provided to reduce the sense of pain during epilation. This mechanism includes at least one element (55) that is movable toward and away from the skin when the appliance is placed in epilating position on the user's skin. According to certain embodiments of the present invention, the at least one element (55) has a free end (56) and is arranged adjacent to the side of the rotary clamping device (43). In consequence, the user perceives at least subjectively a reduced sense of pain during epilation. Still further, a method for epilation and a method for the use of the appliance of the present invention are described.

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Kronberg, Germany

Norbert Kreutz