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HAIRSTYLING DEVICE

A hairstyling device is provided. The hairstyling device is operable to apply heat to hair of a user. The hairstyling device includes sensor equipment configured to generate sensor output dependent on at least one use characteristic of the hairstyling device indicative of current use of the hairstyling device. The hairstyling device includes a controller configured to receive the sensor output from the sensor equipment, process the sensor output to determine one or more hair damage parameters indicative of damage to hair being heated by the hairstyling device, and cause, during heating of the hair by the hairstyling device, a user interface to provide an output dependent on the one or more hair damage parameters.

Support for use in cosmetic or leisure activity

A support for use in a leisure activity or cosmetic treatment in a reclined position wherein the support includes two sections connected by a section hinge wherein a first section includes a leg connected by a leg hinge to the first section where the leg hinge is substantially perpendicular to the section hinge.

HAIRSTYLING DEVICE

A hairstyling device is provided. The hairstyling device includes a heatable hair contact member having a hair-contactable surface, the hair contact member being operable to apply heat to a tress of hair of a user via the hair-contactable surface. The hairstyling device includes a controller configured to determine that the hair contact member is moving along the tress from a first end of the tress towards a second end of the tress. The controller is configured to, based on the determining, control heating of the hair contact member to cause the operating temperature of the hair contact member to change as the hair contact member moves along the tress from the first end of the tress towards the second end of the tress.

HAIRSTYLING DEVICE

A cordless hairstyling device, a method of operating the hairstyling device, and a computer program comprising a set of instructions, which, when executed causes a computerized device to perform the method is provided. The device includes a heatable hair contact member having a hair contact-able surface, the hair contact member being operable to apply heat to a tress of hair of a user via the hair contactable surface, at least one sensor configured to sense a change in state of the device from a first stationary state to a second moving state, and a controller configured to, in response to the at least one sensor sensing a change in state from the first state to the second state, cause the hair contact member to heat to a pre-determined operating temperature by a pre-determined amount of time after the detected state change.

HAIRSTYLING DEVICE

A hairstyling device is provided. The hairstyling device includes a heatable hair contact member having a hair-contactable surface, the hair contact member being operable to apply heat to hair via the hair-contactable surface. The hairstyling device includes an inertial measurement unit, IMU, configured to output signals dependent on movement of the hair contact member. The hairstyling device includes a controller configured to receive a signal from the IMU indicating movement of the hair contact member along a tress of hair between a first end of the tress and a second end of the tress, process the received signal to determine a speed of the hair contact member, and control heating of the hair contact member based on the determined speed.

HAIRSTYLING DEVICE

A hairstyling device is provided. The hairstyling device includes a heatable hair contact member having a hair-contactable surface, the hair contact member being operable to apply heat to hair via the hair-contactable surface. The hairstyling device includes a controller configured to monitor power draw associated with heating of the hair contact member during heating of hair of a user via the hair-contactable surface. Based on the monitored power draw, one or more hair damage parameters indicative of damage of the heated hair are calculated. The controller is configured to control the hairstyling device based on the one or more calculated hair damage parameters.

System and method for an enhanced hair dryer

A system and method for an intelligent hair drying/styling apparatus with user information transmission and storage capabilities is herein provided. The hair drying/styling apparatus houses a control circuit board and an infrared or temperature sensor (or camera) in order detect an individual's hair condition moisture level to determine a user specific, customizable dryer setting. The information detected by the sensor is stored locally, on a proximal Internet-enabled device, or on a remote or cloud-based server and accessed by the hair drying/styling apparatus through a wireless local area network connectivity function. Accordingly, a user's hair temperature-drying profile may be stored and later recalled to provide optimal hair styling setting customized for that user. This innovation will enable any number of hair professionals and or end consumers to improve styling and dry time. Such a profile may contain a proprietary V-Factor calculation that will, among other applications, correspond to the use of a coordinated and optimized hair spray solution. According to the present invention, energy usage is reduced to enable a more efficient design.

Double-headed tube structure

A double-headed tube structure comprises a tube body, a first tube head, an annular retaining member and a second tube head. The first tube head and a first end portion of the tube body are hermetically connected together. A second end portion of the tube body is sleeved on an outer circumference of the annular retaining member. The second end portion of the tube body, the annular retaining member and the second tube head are hermetically connected together. The annular retaining member communicates with the tube body and the second tube head. The first and second tube heads are sealedly welded at both ends of the tube body by a two-step forming process. Through the annular retaining member, the tube body is not deformed in the two-step forming process, thereby improving the welding and sealing effect.

Double-headed tube forming method and double-headed tube structure

A double-headed tube structure and a double-headed tube structure are disclosed. The method includes the steps: a first tube head being sealedly welded to a first end portion of a tube body using a first mold, and then the first mold being removed; a second mold being inserted through the first tube head to a second end portion the tube body, the second end portion, an annular retaining member and a second tube head being sealedly welded together, and then the second mold being removed. The structure is that the second tube head is sealdedly welded to the tube body through the annular retaining member. The first and second tube heads are sealedly welded at both ends of the tube body by a two-step forming process. Through the annular retaining member, the tube body is not deformed in the two-step forming process, thereby improving the welding and sealing effect.

Hairband for guiding sweat
11406147 · 2022-08-09 · ·

The present invention relates to a hairband for guiding sweat, which can guide and discharge sweat running down from a user's head area to a user's forehead area so as to prevent the sweat from reaching eye areas during exercise or working. A hairband for guiding sweat, which is flexibly worn on a user's forehead area and guides sweat, the hairband may comprise: a band part including a first band member and a second band member, each of which includes a coupling member which may be coupled to and mounted on the user's forehead area; and a sweat guiding part disposed between the first band member and the second band member, wherein the band part and the sweat guiding part are integrally formed. Therefore, the hairband can simplify a manufacturing process and thus reduce a manufacturing cost.