A hair brush for use in a hairdressing store, a beauty shop, or at home, is able to easily and freely create a hair style by arranging flexible brush pins to a brush pedestal of the hairbrush so that the hair is easily entangled around the brush portion. The brush pedestal is further provided with a large number of hot air injection holes to inject hot air generated by a heater and a fan formed at an inside of the brush pedestal. Thus, hair styling using the hot air by one-handed operation is possible. Further, since the brush pedestal is heated by receiving the heat generated by the heater, the brush pedestal in contact with the hair becomes hot and thus an iron effect at the time of hair styling can be obtained.

A hair roller for wrapping therearound a hair portion is a concave cylinder, which has a normally cross section at a top portion and a bottom portion thereof larger than a normally cross section at a middle portion thereof an oval cylinder; an oval cylinder, which has at least one normally oval cross-section; or a concave oval cylinder. The hair roller is optionally provided with a hair-retaining structure formed on the roller body for grabbing the hair portion.

A hair curling device includes a handle, a styling body connected with the handle, and a transmission mechanism disposed between the handle and the styling body. The styling body includes an outer shell for hair to be wound around. The outer shell is provided with an air outlet hole. The styling body further includes a hair clipping gap arranged on an inner side of the outer shell. Two sides of the hair clipping gap are provided with a clipping member, respectively. At least one of the clipping members is connected to the transmission mechanism. The transmission mechanism includes an inclined surface matching structure to realize expansion or reverse contraction of the hair clipping gap.

A hairstyling apparatus is provided, the apparatus including: a barrel defining a hairstyling surface and a central longitudinal axis, wherein the barrel has a first proximal end and a second distal end; a heating element in thermal communication with the barrel; and a rotating member in rotating communication with the proximal end of the barrel which rotates around the central axis of the barrel, the rotating member including a rotating plate that surrounds the proximal end of the barrel and an axially extending tab from the rotating plate along a longitudinal length of the hairstyling surface over at least a portion of longitudinal length of the hairstyling surface; wherein the rotating member includes a comb member, extending from the rotating member (such as the rotating sleeve/collar) which is attached or assembled to the tab and comprises a plurality of comb teeth arranged along the longitudinal length of the hairstyling surface.

An eyelash curler includes an outer housing, a clamping mechanism, a combing mechanism, and a control mechanism. The clamping mechanism includes a clamping assembly, the clamping assembly is disposed at a first end of the outer housing. The combing mechanism is disposed at a second end, opposite to the clamping assembly, of the outer housing, a first heating component for heating the combing mechanism is disposed in the combing mechanism. The control mechanism is disposed in the outer housing and is electrically connected to the first heating component and the clamping mechanism for controlling the clamping mechanism and/or the first heating component to operate. The eyelash curler is provided with the clamping mechanism and the combing mechanism on two opposite ends of the outer housing, so that when users use the eyelash curler, the control mechanism controls the combing mechanism to operate to comb eyelashes.

A haircare appliance is described that includes a blower for generating an airflow, a plurality of outlets through which the airflow is discharged in one of a clockwise direction and a counterclockwise direction, and an indicator. The indicator has a first visual state when the airflow is discharged in a clockwise direction and a second visual state when the airflow is discharged in a counterclockwise direction.

A hair setter apparatus generally includes a housing and a heater assembly having a first heat delivery rail and a second heat delivery rail mounted in the housing in spaced parallel relationship to each other. The apparatus further includes a plurality of hair setters. Each of the hair setters has a central body with opposing web plates spaced from each other to define a mounting slot extending longitudinally of the hair setter and configured to slidably couple the hair setter to one of the heat delivery rails along a longitudinal edge of one of the heat delivery rails. The hair setter is sized relative to the insert opening for insertion of the hair setter through an insert opening and onto the respective one of the heat delivery rails within the interior space of the housing.

A rechargeable hair styling tool may be plugged into an electrical outlet to enable charging of each battery and operation of the hair styling tool. Electronics of the hair styling tool may enable it to alternately operate under power from the battery or batteries (i.e., stored power) while the hair styling tool is unplugged from an electrical outlet (e.g., a wall socket, etc.) and under power of an external source of electricity while the hair styling tool is plugged into the electrical outlet. Each heating element of such a rechargeable hair styling tool may be heated when the hair styling tool is plugged in and, once each heating element has been heated to a sufficient temperature, continue to function under power supplied by the battery or batteries of the rechargeable hair styling tool.

A rechargeable hair styling tool may be plugged into an electrical outlet to enable charging of each battery and operation of the hair styling tool. Electronics of the hair styling tool may enable it to alternately operate under power from the battery or batteries (i.e., stored power) while the hair styling tool is unplugged from an electrical outlet (e.g., a wall socket, etc.) and under power of an external source of electricity while the hair styling tool is plugged into the electrical outlet. Each heating element of such a rechargeable hair styling tool may be heated when the hair styling tool is plugged in and, once each heating element has been heated to a sufficient temperature, continue to function under power supplied by the battery or batteries of the rechargeable hair styling tool.

A heat-retaining clip assembly providing a convex surface nested in a concave surface in a closed position, wherein the convex and concave surfaces are pivotably connected to move between the closed position and an open position. The convex surface has a higher thermal conductivity that the concave surface. The present invention includes a system providing an arcuate heating element that can be sandwiched between the convex and concave surfaces in the closed position, while the convex surface conducts most of the heat. Then the heat-retaining clip assembly may be moved in the open position from the heating element to a user's hair so that the heat stored in the convex surface transfers to the hair to form textured waves in the hair after the clip is moved back to the closed position.