A surgical hair clipper includes a clipper body and a blade assembly connected to the clipper body. The blade assembly includes a moveable blade configured to reciprocate to remove hair from a skin area and a blade housing that houses the moveable blade. The blade housing has a guide surface that faces the skin area during a hair removal process. A touch sensor is exposed at the guide surface for contact with the skin area during use. A processor receives a signal from the touch sensor when the touch sensor contacts the skin area. The processor uses logic saved in a memory to instruct a feedback device to provide an indication of skin contact between the touch sensor and the skin area.

A surgical hair clipper includes a clipper body and a blade assembly connected to the clipper body. The blade assembly includes a moveable blade configured to reciprocate to remove hair from a skin area and a blade housing that houses the moveable blade. The blade housing has a guide surface that faces the skin area during a hair removal process. A touch sensor is exposed at the guide surface for contact with the skin area during use. A processor receives a signal from the touch sensor when the touch sensor contacts the skin area. The processor uses logic saved in a memory to instruct a feedback device to provide an indication of skin contact between the touch sensor and the skin area.

In order to improve hair debris collection, it is proposed to position a cut-hair-blocking element 18 with a partitioned barrier/shield 28 in front of a cutting arrangement 12 of a hair-cutting apparatus 10. Examples of the partitioned barrier/shield include e.g. a rigid comb shield 28a with spacings between teeth, a rigid comb barrier 28b with flexible material between teeth, and a fully flexible barrier. The partitioned barrier/shield allows hair to be cut to enter a cutting zone 20, but prevents cut hair from flying off.

In order to improve hair debris collection, it is proposed to position a cut-hair-blocking element 18 with a partitioned barrier/shield 28 in front of a cutting arrangement 12 of a hair-cutting apparatus 10. Examples of the partitioned barrier/shield include e.g. a rigid comb shield 28a with spacings between teeth, a rigid comb barrier 28b with flexible material between teeth, and a fully flexible barrier. The partitioned barrier/shield allows hair to be cut to enter a cutting zone 20, but prevents cut hair from flying off.

The present application relates to a device for cutting hair. The device comprises a housing, a cutting unit arranged at one end of said housing and comprising a cutting element. The device comprises an electrode, and a voltage source connected to the electrode. The voltage source is configured to provide the electrode with an electrostatic charge so that the electrode is configured to attract charges naturally present in haircut by the cutting unit without actively charging the cut hair and to consequently draw and/or hold the cut hair away from the cutting element. The hair cutting device also having a sensor which is arranged to detect a condition relating to the use of the device. The voltage source is activated or deactivated depending on said detected condition.

The present application relates to a device for cutting hair. The device comprises a housing, a cutting unit arranged at one end of said housing and comprising a cutting element. The device comprises an electrode, and a voltage source connected to the electrode. The voltage source is configured to provide the electrode with an electrostatic charge so that the electrode is configured to attract charges naturally present in haircut by the cutting unit without actively charging the cut hair and to consequently draw and/or hold the cut hair away from the cutting element. The hair cutting device also having a sensor which is arranged to detect a condition relating to the use of the device. The voltage source is activated or deactivated depending on said detected condition.

The present application relates to a device (1) for removing lint from the surface of a fabric article. The device comprises a housing (2), a collection chamber (6) within the housing (2) and a rotating element (4) mounted to the housing (2) that is positionable in the vicinity of the surface of a fabric article when the housing (2) is held in a first orientation to remove lint from the surface and transport it to the collection chamber (6). A trimmer assembly (5) is mounted to the housing (2) and comprises a blade (7) for application to the surface of a fabric article when the housing (2) is held in a different orientation to cut lint forming fibres. A method of using the device (1) is also disclosed.

A personal grooming assembly for PURPOSE includes a housing that may be gripped thereby facilitating the housing to be positioned on a user's body. A clipping unit is movably coupled to the housing. The clipping unit cuts hair when the housing is positioned on the user's body. A vacuum unit is coupled to the housing to vacuum hair clippings when the hair is cut. Thus, the hair clippings are removed from the user's body.

A personal grooming assembly for PURPOSE includes a housing that may be gripped thereby facilitating the housing to be positioned on a user's body. A clipping unit is movably coupled to the housing. The clipping unit cuts hair when the housing is positioned on the user's body. A vacuum unit is coupled to the housing to vacuum hair clippings when the hair is cut. Thus, the hair clippings are removed from the user's body.

A pet shaver includes an outer shell, a cutter head module provided at a top end of the outer shell, an air duct and a connecting device. The outer shell has an accommodating space. A bottom end of the outer shell is connected to the connecting device. A top end of the air duct extends out of the outer shell and provided above the cutter head module, a bottom end of the air duct extends out of the outer shell and is accommodated in the connecting device, and the air duct is communicated with the connecting device.