The invention relates to a hair styling device, and in particular a multifunctional hair styling device having components which can carry out a number of different (and distinct) styling operations. The invention provides a hair styling device having a body portion and a handle portion, the body portion having an air inlet and an air outlet, an impeller between the air inlet and the air outlet and an electric motor to rotate the impeller, the handle portion having a pair of heating panels. The handle portion is separable from the body portion and can be used alone as a hair straighter, or the device can be used as a hair dryer with the handle portion attached to the body portion. The body portion can optionally include a hair curling chamber adapted for hair curling.

This invention provides a cosmetic kit and method of applying cosmetics onto a face without visualizing said face. The cosmetic kit enables cosmetic products for face, eyebrow and lips to be applied evenly and accurately without visualizing the face.

This invention relates to a refillable and/or interchangeable cartridge that can attach and detach from a hairdryer. Prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to hair drying, a user can activate the cartridge to dispel, mist, steam or otherwise disperse the cartridge's product onto the user's hair, skin, scalp or fur. Each cartridge can contain various hair treatment products, styling products and/or nutrients. A cartridge can attach and detach at various points along the hairdryer including but not limited to inside the front outlet or rear inlet, primarily annularly around either the front outlet or rear inlet, along the top of the housing, through the core of the housing, or in the handle. The hairdryer also has improved heat transfer, fluid flow, reduced noise and vibration, weight and a shorter main housing barrel to make it easier for a user to treat and style the user's hair, skin, scalp or fur.

Embodiments of the present invention provide fluid applicator systems that allow access to product located at the bottom of the bottle toward the end of the useful lifetime of the product. There is provided a platform that moves with respect to the bottle base and an applicator that moves with respect to the cap.

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.

A battery powered blow dryer having a novel heating element technology that can be powered by an attached battery pack. The heating element includes an infrared light bulb that emits high heat with relatively low power consumption compared to current methods. The present invention patent also describes a unique configuration of battery cells to optimally perform the task of blow drying hair.

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. This innovation will enable any number of hair professionals and or end consumers to improve styling and dry time. According to the present invention, energy usage is reduced to enable a more efficient design.

A battery powered blow dryer having a novel heating element technology that can be powered by an attached battery pack. The heating element includes an infrared light bulb that emits high heat with relatively low power consumption compared to current methods. The present invention patent also describes a unique configuration of battery cells to optimally perform the task of blow drying hair.

A housing for cosmetic product(s), including at least one base to receive a cosmetic product and a mirror-bearing lid which is articulated with respect to the base by means of a hinge. A spacer plate connected to the base and including at least one through-opening passing through the thickness thereof so as to form a compartment directly surrounding the cosmetic product. The hinge includes a first upper pivot that is as one with the mirror-bearing lid, a pivot pin for the hinge, and a second lower pivot that is connected to the spacer plate so as to form the hinge. The pivots and the pivot pin are removably connectable to each other such that the mirror-bearing lid can be detached from the base and repositioned thereon as desired.

A hair brushing device with a hair drying capability, the hair brushing device includes a brush head, wherein the head includes at least a sensor device configured to detect hair data pertaining to a user, a barrel with a plurality of bristles, and at least a moisture-wicking component disposed within the barrel, wherein the at least a moisture-wicking component is configured to absorb at least a fluid from the user's hair, at least a sensor interface configured to wet at least a surface of the at least a sensor device with the at least a fluid, and a brush handle attached to one end of the brush head, wherein the brush handle is configured to be held by the user.