Hairstyling devices include one or more heat transmissive elements having a coating disposed thereon, the coating having ceramic and lava rock incorporated therein. The use of lava rock-containing coatings as described herein results in hairstyling devices with heat transmissive elements exhibiting enhanced heat retention, faster heat recovery, and increased ion emission. Furthermore, lava rock-containing coatings have been found more durable than equivalent heat transmissive element coatings that do not have lava rock incorporated therein.

The present invention is directed to an aid to help consumers with long hair to more efficiently and evenly dry their hair at one time. A system, device, technique and kit are envisioned that allow a consumer to either adapt existing hair drying equipment for this enhanced purpose or provide entirely new systems or kits to enable the consumer to evenly dry their hair. Extension members threadably engage to each other and a hair dryer or bonnet, the combined elements when mounted to or on a stand allow a user to control, adjust and guide the airflow around long hair of the user inserted into a tunnel portion of the extension members. A heat distribution conduit provides even heat to the deployed hair, and a stand or mount are employed to stabilize the assembly.

The present invention is directed to an aid to help consumers with long hair to more efficiently and evenly dry their hair at one time. A system, device, technique and kit are envisioned that allow a consumer to either adapt existing hair drying equipment for this enhanced purpose or provide entirely new systems or kits to enable the consumer to evenly dry their hair. Extension members threadably engage to each other and a hair dryer or bonnet, the combined elements when mounted to or on a stand allow a user to control, adjust and guide the airflow around long hair of the user inserted into a tunnel portion of the extension members. A heat distribution conduit provides even heat to the deployed hair, and a stand or mount are employed to stabilize the assembly.

A hair cooling and dehumidification apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a wearable headgear/two-part fitness cap having an inner cavity for receiving a portion of a user's head. The wearable headgear comprises a top/outer insert and a bottom/inner insert. Both inserts comprise a plurality of offsets to maintain an air space gap between them. A pouch holder is provided to secure a desiccant pouch and attached to the top insert to absorb the water vapour from user's hair. The apparatus further comprises a thermo-electric cooling system having a thermoelectric cooler. A small heat sink is attached to a cold side of the thermoelectric cooler whereas a large heat sink is attached to a hot side. Further, a blower unit is attached to the small heat sink which is connected to the cold side of the thermoelectric cooling plate, to circulate the ambient air within the housing over the cold heat sink, to cool the incoming air circulating within the housing, thereby providing cooling and dehumidification of user's hair.

A hair cooling and dehumidification apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a wearable headgear/two-part fitness cap having an inner cavity for receiving a portion of a user's head. The wearable headgear comprises a top/outer insert and a bottom/inner insert. Both inserts comprise a plurality of offsets to maintain an air space gap between them. A pouch holder is provided to secure a desiccant pouch and attached to the top insert to absorb the water vapour from user's hair. The apparatus further comprises a thermo-electric cooling system having a thermoelectric cooler. A small heat sink is attached to a cold side of the thermoelectric cooler whereas a large heat sink is attached to a hot side. Further, a blower unit is attached to the small heat sink which is connected to the cold side of the thermoelectric cooling plate, to circulate the ambient air within the housing over the cold heat sink, to cool the incoming air circulating within the housing, thereby providing cooling and dehumidification of user's hair.

Hairstyling devices include one or more heat transmissive elements having a coating disposed thereon, the coating having ceramic and lava rock incorporated therein. The use of lava rock-containing coatings as described herein results in hairstyling devices with heat transmissive elements exhibiting enhanced heat retention, faster heat recovery, and increased ion emission. Furthermore, lava rock-containing coatings have been found more durable than equivalent heat transmissive element coatings that do not have lava rock incorporated therein.

A hood hair dryer attachment can include a hood for covering at least a part of a head of a user. The hood has spaced apart inner and outer walls defining an air channel therebetween, and the inner wall includes a plurality of holes for directing air from the air channel onto a head of a user. The hood hair dryer attachment further includes a hose connected at one end to the outer wall of the hood and in communication with the air channel. The hose comprises a collar at another end for mounting to an air delivery conduit of a hair dryer. The collar is resiliently circumferentially expandable and includes a friction-enhancing material exposed on an inner surface of the collar for contacting a surface of the air delivery conduit of a hair dryer.

A hood hair dryer attachment can include a hood for covering at least a part of a head of a user. The hood has spaced apart inner and outer walls defining an air channel therebetween, and the inner wall includes a plurality of holes for directing air from the air channel onto a head of a user. The hood hair dryer attachment further includes a hose connected at one end to the outer wall of the hood and in communication with the air channel. The hose comprises a collar at another end for mounting to an air delivery conduit of a hair dryer. The collar is resiliently circumferentially expandable and includes a friction-enhancing material exposed on an inner surface of the collar for contacting a surface of the air delivery conduit of a hair dryer.

A hair dryer is provided that may include a main body, a handle, a flow path, and a fan. The handle may include a handle case having an inner space for forming the flow path and configured to form an exterior of the handle, and a handle frame that extends from the main body in a downward direction so as to be disposed in the inner space of the handle case. The fan may be coupled to the handle frame and spaced apart from an inner circumferential surface of the handle case.

A hair dryer is provided that may include a main body, a handle, a flow path, and a fan. The handle may include a handle case having an inner space for forming the flow path and configured to form an exterior of the handle, and a handle frame that extends from the main body in a downward direction so as to be disposed in the inner space of the handle case. The fan may be coupled to the handle frame and spaced apart from an inner circumferential surface of the handle case.