A hair clip comprising a first clamper and a second clamper. The first clamper includes multiple first curved combing extensions and a first rotatable connection portion. The second clamper includes multiple second curved combing extensions and a second rotatable connection portion. A resilient element is rotatably connected between the first rotatable connection portion and the second rotatable connection portion and is configured to urge the first clamper and the second clamper to clamp hairs. The first clamper further includes at least one first flexible rib extending from the inner wall thereof and one-piece formed with the first combing extension, and the second clamper further includes at least one second flexible rib extending from the inner wall thereof and one-piece formed with the second combing extension.

A hair accessory includes a hair accessory body and an anti-slip structure consisting of a plurality of elastic silicon rubber pins or elastic plastic pins and molded on at least one part of the hair accessory body. The formation of the anti-slip structure on the hair accessory is achieved using injection molding technology.

The present invention relates to hair band EEGs. More particularly, the present invention relates to hair bands.

A device for clamping thick, textured, coiled or kinky hair includes first and second curved components, each with an outer edge and an inner concave curved edge between first and second ends. The inner concave edges include a plurality of inwardly directed, spaced-apart teeth. A hinge joins the first ends of the curved components, enabling the second ends of the components to open and close around a bundle of hair with the teeth penetrating into the bundle. A cooperating closure maintains the device in position around the bundle of hair. The ends of the teeth define an opening even when the device is closed around the bundle of hair. The first and second curved components are preferably integrally formed from molded plastic. The cooperating closure may include first and second hook shapes. The device may come in different sizes to accommodate different hair textures and styles of children and adults.

A device for clamping thick, textured, coiled or kinky hair includes first and second curved components, each with an outer edge and an inner concave curved edge between first and second ends. The inner concave edges include a plurality of inwardly directed, spaced-apart teeth. A hinge joins the first ends of the curved components, enabling the second ends of the components to open and close around a bundle of hair with the teeth penetrating into the bundle. A cooperating closure maintains the device in position around the bundle of hair. The ends of the teeth define an opening even when the device is closed around the bundle of hair. The first and second curved components are preferably integrally formed from molded plastic. The cooperating closure may include first and second hook shapes. The device may come in different sizes to accommodate different hair textures and styles of children and adults.

A clip is convertible between a clip configuration to hold hair and a comb configuration to comb through hair.

A clip is convertible between a clip configuration to hold hair and a comb configuration to comb through hair.

A device, method, and kit for applying hair compositions, including coloring, highlighting, and lowlighting compositions is provided. Also provided are methods of manufacturing this device and kit, and methods of using the same.

A device, method, and kit for applying hair compositions, including coloring, highlighting, and lowlighting compositions is provided. Also provided are methods of manufacturing this device and kit, and methods of using the same.

The present invention is concerned with a hair fastener. The hair fastener has a first hair claw member and a second hair claw member for accommodating and securing a log of hair therebetween, a first hinge positioned between and pivotably connecting respective rear ends of the first and second claw members together for controlling relative movement thereof, a first handle connected to a rear end of the first claw member, and a second handle pivotably connected to a rear end of the second claw member, and a lock including a first projection extending from the first handle and a second projection extending from the second handle in that the first and second projections are pointed towards, engageable with and lockable against each other.