The ultrasonic radiation apparatus includes a first transducer support having a substantially planar first main face. The first transducer support has a plurality of first mounts on the first main face. The apparatus includes a second transducer support having a substantially planar second main face. The second transducer support has a plurality of second mounts on the second main face, and is arranged such that a second normal of the second main face intersects a first normal of the first main face at a common target point. The apparatus includes a plurality of first ultrasonic waves attached to the plurality of first mounts to radiate ultrasonic waves traveling along the first normal. The apparatus includes a plurality of second ultrasonic transducers attached to the plurality of second mounts to radiate ultrasonic waves traveling along the second normal.

The ultrasonic radiation apparatus includes a first transducer support having a substantially planar first main face. The first transducer support has a plurality of first mounts on the first main face. The apparatus includes a second transducer support having a substantially planar second main face. The second transducer support has a plurality of second mounts on the second main face, and is arranged such that a second normal of the second main face intersects a first normal of the first main face at a common target point. The apparatus includes a plurality of first ultrasonic waves attached to the plurality of first mounts to radiate ultrasonic waves traveling along the first normal. The apparatus includes a plurality of second ultrasonic transducers attached to the plurality of second mounts to radiate ultrasonic waves traveling along the second normal.

A hairpiece article drying apparatus is provided. The apparatus may be a chamber configured for placement on a support surface. The chamber may be configured to hold a hairpiece article for drying. The chamber may include an airflow duct between interior and exterior panels. A suspension element may be coupled to an interior surface of the chamber interior to hold the hairpiece article suspended above the support surface in the chamber interior within the airflow.

A portable hair dryer support apparatus comprising a hair dryer holding structure for holding a hair dryer and at least one vertical support element connected at a first end to the hair dryer holding structure and having at a second opposed end at least one securing portion for securing the portable hair dryer support apparatus to a door.

A dryer stand having a base, a body having a first end connected to the base and a second end spaced upward from the base, and a receptacle located in the second end of the body, the receptacle being mounted to the second end of the body is provided. The receptacle can receive a dryer for discharging drying air. The mounting of the receptacle enables at least one of a tilting operation and a rotation operation in a clockwise-counterclockwise direction so that the discharge direction of the drying air can be shifted toward a front-rear direction and clockwise-counterclockwise direction with respect to the dryer stand, either simultaneously or separately, depending on the position and size of the object to be dried.

The present embodiments relate to a hair drying system that allows for proper drying of hair and a scalp of a user underneath hair or hair accessories (e.g., hair extensions) to avoid or minimize scalp damage, mold or mildew and to ensure that the hair dries properly. The hair drying system can include several flexible tubes that delivers air through the holes of the tubes. The tubes can be secured on the head of a wearer such that the air is directed to underneath the hair extensions or any other portion of the head where the wearer intends to dry the hair. The hair drying system can be portable, making it easy for users to carry the hair drying system anywhere, and can be mounted on a height adjustable stand for ease of use.

The present embodiments relate to a hair drying system that allows for proper drying of hair and a scalp of a user underneath hair or hair accessories (e.g., hair extensions) to avoid or minimize scalp damage, mold or mildew and to ensure that the hair dries properly. The hair drying system can include several flexible tubes that delivers air through the holes of the tubes. The tubes can be secured on the head of a wearer such that the air is directed to underneath the hair extensions or any other portion of the head where the wearer intends to dry the hair. The hair drying system can be portable, making it easy for users to carry the hair drying system anywhere, and can be mounted on a height adjustable stand for ease of use.

The present invention provides a kit for the belt supporting of hairdressing tools or the like, comprising a belt, at least one belt loop (1), and a plurality of tool holders, the kit being characterized in that the belt loop (1) includes laterally opposite protruding end parts (5) each of which having a slot (6) for housing said belt; and in that the respective tool holder of said plurality of tool holders it is associated to said belt loop (1), said tool holder having at least one cavity with a vertical axis for receiving and supporting a respective tool inside thereof.

A portable hair weave drying device utilizing an external heat or vacuum source is provided. Such a device includes three basic components that are configured to provide an enclosure and internal stand for hair weave placement during such a drying operation. A base for placement of such an internal stand and an ingress port is provided as well, with the port disposed at a bottom location of the overall device for insertion of a heat source (hair dryer nozzle, for instance) or vacuum source (a wet/dry vac nozzle, again, for instance) with an adapter to ensure a snug fit therein. A dome is further provided to place over and around the internal stand and contacted with the base to fully enclose the internal stand (and thus hair weave placed thereon during utilization) and having at least one controlled vent to allow for moisture and hot air to exit during operation.

A portable hair weave drying device utilizing an external heat or vacuum source is provided. Such a device includes three basic components that are configured to provide an enclosure and internal stand for hair weave placement during such a drying operation. A base for placement of such an internal stand and an ingress port is provided as well, with the port disposed at a bottom location of the overall device for insertion of a heat source (hair dryer nozzle, for instance) or vacuum source (a wet/dry vac nozzle, again, for instance) with an adapter to ensure a snug fit therein. A dome is further provided to place over and around the internal stand and contacted with the base to fully enclose the internal stand (and thus hair weave placed thereon during utilization) and having at least one controlled vent to allow for moisture and hot air to exit during operation.