An electric shaving massager is an apparatus that is used to facilitate the grooming of body hair as well as to enable the physical stimulation of different body areas. The apparatus includes a modular shaver, a modular massager, a razor head, and a power interface. The modular shaver is an electric shaver that can accommodate different attachments that facilitate the shaving or trimming of different body hair. The modular massager is an electric massager designed to provide physical stimulation to different body areas. The razor head corresponds to one of several razor heads that can be selectively attached to the modular shaver to groom the desired body hair. The power interface enables the selective coupling of the modular massager to the modular shaver. The power interface also enables the power transmission from the modular massager to the modular shaver when the modular massager is coupled to the modular shaver.

A constructive solution where hair removal by thermal dispensing is enabled by the action of accumulators and electric system (4) or by direct supply (6, 7) of electric power converted into thermal power, aiming at the preheating and later heating of a laminar or filamentary conductor (2), upon thermal dispensing by the action of an electrical resistance, conduction by heat transfer, or also conduction or thermal diffusion.

Electrical hair removal device and method for determining the time behavior of a cyclic motor process during use of the electrical hair removal device with a motor-driven hair cutting unit by measuring the motor current. Parallel to measuring the motor current, the induced voltage of the motor is measured and a timing property of the induced voltage is evaluated, wherein the duration of a time pattern in the induced voltage is analyzed as timing property of the induced voltage. A cutting activity of the electrical hair removal device during use is determined based on the evaluated timing property of the induced voltage, and a force applied onto skin during use of the electrical hair removal device is determined based on the measured motor current and, optionally, on the determined cutting activity.

The present disclosure relates to a length adjustment mechanism for an adjustable comb (26) for a hair cutting appliance (10), the mechanism comprising at least one first sliding joint (42) defining a first movement direction (46), and at least one second sliding joint (44) defining a second movement direction (48), wherein the first movement direction (46) and the second movement direction (48) arranged in a non-parallel fashion in such a way that a coupling link (50) engaging the first sliding joint (42) and the second sliding joint (44) is guided between a first position and a second position for a combined longitudinal and swiveling movement therebetween. The disclosure further relates to a cutting head assembly for a hair cutting appliance (10), and to a hair cutting appliance (10) comprising an adjustment mechanism (40).

A shaver head has an upper housing having at least one blade secured thereto, a front mating engagement mechanism, and a rear engagement catch mechanism. The shaver head also has a lower housing having a front mating engagement mechanism, and a locking switch secured adjacent the rear edge of the lower housing, the locking switch having a button coupled to a catch which releasably engages the rear engagement catch mechanism.

The present invention provides for a hair trimming apparatus having a pivotally attached blade cartridge with a blade that is insert-molded to a jacket and has a rear surface that is etched.

The present invention provides for a shaving device and more specifically, to a portable shaving apparatus designed to look like a cosmetic container.

A hair clipper has a vacuum system for collecting hair debris created by the cutting blades. Air flow through an adjustable air inlet is divided into multiple paths, including at least one primary flow path and at least one separate secondary flow path. A debris trap intersects both the primary air flow path and the secondary air flow path. The primary flow path allows air flow through the first path to be higher than a secondary air flow through the second path before debris accumulates in the debris trap. The primary air flow decreases as debris accumulates in the primary air flow path and the secondary air flow approaches and perhaps exceeds the primary air flow, whereupon some debris accumulates in the secondary air flow path as air is diverted through the secondary air flow path.

A carpet cutting device and an auxiliary device, related to technical field of devices for cutting carpet, are provided. The carpet cutting device includes a cutting head and a driving motor. The driving motor is fixed at a rear end of the cutting head and is electrically connected to the cutting head. The cutting head includes a fixing shell and a blade assembly, the blade assembly is disposed on the fixing shell, auxiliary component mounting edge strips are respectively disposed on two sides of a top portion of the fixing shell. The auxiliary device for the carpet cutting device includes a base and a cutting head fastener. A slot is defined at one side of the base, and first fixing portions are disposed on two sides of the slot. The cutting head fastener includes an inclined surface, second fixing portions, and fixing devices.

The present invention provides for a shaving device and more specifically, to a portable, conical shaped shaving apparatus with a central element, top and bottom caps, and when assembled, the apparatus is designed to look like a cosmetic container.