JPS61500056A - hairbrush - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] hairbrush The present invention particularly, but not exclusively, relates to hand-held blower or This is about a hair plan that blows dry the hair with a hair dryer. Air blowing and drying are Hair styles designed to suit an individual's unique hair type and head shape. It is necessary to create hII in the main body or to store it at the same time. Hereinafter, the term "bristle" includes not only natural bristles but also bristles or bristles made of plastic materials. A pin that is used in shall be included. The normal way to plan is to trap the hair within the bristles and plan. to expose the hair directly to the hot air from the blower or dryer. However, a possible problem is that the used hot air from the blower or dryer The hair plan during use may interfere with the radiation from the scalp and hair inside. Ru.

The scalp becomes uncomfortably hot due to the blockage of hot air radiation.

An object of the present invention is to prevent or alleviate this problem.

According to the present invention, the hair bra has a grip and an end having a tubular shape and remote from the grip. an elongated bristle support head opened at a bristle support wall, one of which has bristles extending outwardly in a direction away from the opposing wall; There are ventilation holes in each main wall.

The vents used in this brush allow used air to pass into the tubular passage in the head. The air is then dissipated from there via the ventilation holes in the other earthen wall and through the open end of the head. It's something you can't do. This effect allows air to reach the scalp and hair to prevent dryness and No perforated ventilation plans are used to facilitate styling and/or styling. In another, the tubular passageway extends from one main side of the plan from the moist, i.e. bristled, side. 0, rigid, provided to direct the flow through the wall into said passage and into the atmosphere. The vents in the support wall should preferably be chevron-shaped and run the entire width of the wall. It is hopeful that it will continue to grow.

Ideally, the end of the head farthest from the grip should be chevron-shaped. stomach.

Preferably, the bristle support wall should be provided with a series of seven ventilation holes. Shi7i.

The other wall should preferably have the same number of vents as the bristle support wall, and Only the 7th and 7th incense are in a perfect chevron shape, and the others are the same as each other and have an apron shape. It is desirable that only the outer part of the branch school be covered.

A detailed description of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hair plan according to the present invention seen from above and from one side, and FIG. Figure 6 is the lower plan view, Figure 4 is the front view, and Figure 5 is the rear view. be.

The drawings will be explained. The hair plan includes a grip 10 and an elongated bristle support head 12. Equipped with. The head 12 is tubular and has two opposing arcuate cross-sections as shown. It has a symmetrical oval cross section showing the main elongated walls. The head 12 is It is opened at the end farthest from the edge. One of the main walls 14 is connected to the opposite main wall 18 from there. a bristle support wall comprising bristles 16 extending outwardly in a direction away from the bristles. bristles 16 extend radially from said wall 12. Each main wall has a scalp and The used air flows through the head-12 for dissipation of the used air from the hair. A ventilation hole 20 is provided so that the There are a total of seven ventilation holes in the wall 14. They form a chevron shape that spans the entire width and are arranged in parallel. Eight seams made of bristles Arranged in ebron rows, the bristles within a row are arranged in columns in the longitudinal direction of the head. figure Two additional bristles are provided, one at each outer end of each of the four rows, as shown; Two additional rows of four bristles are thereby formed. Vent in wall 18 There are also a total of 7 pieces. However, the first and seventh ventilation holes 22 are completely chevron-shaped. However, the other five intermediate vent holes 24 are the same and each have 7 aprons. comprising only the outer part of the branch of, said part being symmetrical on the axis of the contraction direction of the plan. . The vents 22 , 24 are aligned parallel to the corresponding vents in the wall 14 . this wall 1 The purpose of the reduced vent area of 8 is to increase the pressure differential. head 12 The end 26 remote from the grip is 7-apron shaped as shown. hand-held blower Alternatively, the air from the dryer flows through the vent hole 20 into the tubular passage and from there It is discharged through the pores 22, 24 and exits through the open end 26 of the broken passageway.

The knob 28 provides better control and hand control when holding the plan with a knob rather than a grip. For the purpose of providing stability, they are provided on opposite side small walls as shown. neck However, in order to properly grasp the brush with a grip, as shown in Figure 6, A thumb flat 30 is provided.

The oval shape of the head gives the brush used even better styling properties. Although intended to be imparted, shapes other than oval may be used. It's about ventilation. The holes 24 may be fully chevron-shaped, similar to the vents 22.

The outer ends of the bristles are bulbed by immersion in a hot solution and hardened by cooling. Ru.

Engraving (no changes to the content) Procedural amendment (marshal) Showa 6 Last June (3rd

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hairbrush comprising a handle (10) and an elongated bristle support head (12) the head (12) is tubular and is open at its end (26) remote from the grip; The head (12) has two opposing main walls (14), (18), one of which is an opposing wall. a bristle-bearing wall with bristles extending outwardly in a direction away from the main wall; It is characterized in that ventilation holes (20), (22), and (24) are provided. hairbrush. 2. A hairbrush according to claim 1, in which the bristle support wall (14) is ventilated. The holes (20) are chevron-shaped and extend over the entire width of the wall (14). A hairbrush that is characterized by: 3. In the hairbrush according to claim 1 or 2, the hairbrush is far from the grip. It is characterized in that the end (26) of the head (12) is chevron-shaped. hairbrush. 4. A hairbrush according to claim 2, in which the bristle support wall (14) has a series of A hairbrush characterized in that seven ventilation holes (20) are provided. 5. A hairbrush according to claim 3, in which the ventilation holes in the other wall (18) (22) and (24) are the same as in the case of the bristle support wall (14). Featured hair brush. 6. In the hairbrush according to claim 5, the first and seventh ventilation The hole (22) has a perfect chevron shape, and the other ventilation holes (24) have the same shape as each other. In addition, it is characterized by having only the outer part of the branch of Chevron. hair brush. 7. In the hairbrush according to any one of claims 1 to 6, The grip (10) and the head (12) with bristles (16) form an integral structure. A hairbrush featuring sea urchin. 8. In the hairbrush according to any one of claims 1 to 7, and attach the knob (28) to the small wall on the opposite side of the head (12) close to the grip (10). ) A hairbrush characterized by being provided with a. 9. In the hairbrush according to any one of claims 1 to 8, and a thumb plate (30) is provided on the grip (10) close to the head (12). A hair brand characterized by sea urchin. 10. A hairbrush according to any one of claims 1 to 9. A hairbrush characterized in that the outer ends of the bristles (16) are bulb-shaped. Rashi.