18417896. HAIR CARE ACCESSORIES simplified abstract (SharkNinja Operating LLC)
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HAIR CARE ACCESSORIES
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Chris Hedges of Hampshire (GB)
Nicholas James Sardar of London (GB)
Benjamin Richard Thorpe of Bracknell (GB)
James Alexander Higson of Bristol (GB)
Gianluca Livio Mennuti of Brighton MA (US)
Ignacio Andres Monje of Worcester MA (US)
HAIR CARE ACCESSORIES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18417896 titled 'HAIR CARE ACCESSORIES
The patent application describes a hair care accessory for drying and styling hair, consisting of an elongate frame with an inner lumen and a plurality of plates.
- The accessory includes a first row of plates around one longitudinal portion of the frame and at least one second row of plates around another longitudinal portion.
- Each plate in the first row has a longitudinally extending outlet, while each plate in the second row has a longitudinally extending outlet that is offset from the first row.
- The design allows for efficient drying and styling of hair by providing multiple outlets for airflow.
Potential Applications: - Professional hair salons - Personal hair care at home - Beauty industry for hair styling tools
Problems Solved: - Efficient hair drying and styling - Versatile tool for different hair types and styles
Benefits: - Faster hair drying process - Versatile styling options - Improved hair health due to reduced heat exposure
Commercial Applications: "Advanced Hair Care Accessory for Efficient Drying and Styling: Market Implications"
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this hair care accessory compare to traditional hair dryers? 2. What materials are used in the construction of the elongate frame and plates?
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on the latest trends in hair care technology to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of this hair care accessory.
Original Abstract Submitted
A hair care accessory is provided for use in drying and/or styling hair. The hair care accessory can include an elongate frame having a longitudinal axis and an inner lumen extending there through along the longitudinal axis. The hair care accessory can also include a plurality of plates disposed on the elongate frame. The plurality of plates can include a first row of plates that can be spaced circumferentially around a first longitudinal portion of the elongate frame, and at least one second row of plates that can be spaced circumferentially around a second longitudinal portion of the elongate frame. Each plate in the first row of plates can define a first longitudinally extending outlet and each plate in the second row of plates can define a second longitudinally extending outlet. The second longitudinally extending outlet being circumferentially offset from the first longitudinally extending outlet.
