US2003221700A1PendingUtilityA1
Hair clip for firmly holding hair
Priority: Jun 4, 2002Filed: Jun 4, 2002Published: Dec 4, 2003
Est. expiryJun 4, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Mary La Fauci
A45D 8/32A45D 8/14
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Abstract
A hair clip adapted to firmly hold hair while preventing damage thereto is disclosed. The hair clip includes a snapping member and a pin member. The hair clip is adapted to move between opened and closed positions. The hair clip also includes means for firmly holding hair between the snapping and pin members while preventing damage to the hair.
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1 . A hair clip comprising:
a snapping member capable of moving between opened and closed concavo-convex positions; an elongated pin member adapted so that when the snapping member is in a closed position, hair may be held between the snapping member and the pin member; and means for firmly holding hair between the snapping member and the pin member while preventing damage thereto.
2 . A hair clip as in claim 1 wherein the snapping member includes a pair of generally planar elongated legs in generally co-planar and parallel relationship, the legs being joined together at each of their respective distal ends and made of flexible sheet material.
3 . A hair clip as in claim 1 wherein the means for firmly holding hair between the snapping member and the pin member is a resilient flexible material disposed along at least a portion of an outer surface of the pin member.
4 . A hair clip as in claim 3 wherein the resilient flexible material is synthetic rubber.
5 . A hair clip as in claim 3 wherein the resilient flexible material is natural rubber.
6 . A hair clip as in claim 1 wherein the means for firmly holding hair between the snapping member and the pin member is a rubber sleeve disposed over a portion of the pin member.
7 . A hair clip as in claim 6 wherein the pin member is substantially planar.
8 . A hair clip as in claim 6 wherein the rubber sleeve is made from synthetic rubber.
9 . A hair clip as in claim 6 wherein the rubber sleeve is made from natural rubber.
10 . A hair clip as in claim 1 wherein the pin member is reversely curved from the snapping member in its open position, for insertion of hair and the like between the pin member and the snapping member, and wherein the pin member is substantially parallel to the snapping member in its closed position for compressing hair and the like therebetween.
11 . A hair clip comprising:
a snapping member capable of moving between opened and closed concavo-convex positions; an elongated pin member adapted so that when the snapping member is in a closed position, hair may be held between the snapping member and the pin member; and the pin member having a resilient flexible material on at least a portion of the pin member.
12 . A hair clip as in claim 11 wherein the resilient flexible material is synthetic rubber.
13 . A hair clip as in claim 11 wherein the resilient flexible material is natural rubber.
14 . A hair clip as in claim 11 wherein the pin member is substantially planar.
15 . A hair clip comprising;
a snapping member capable of moving between opened and closed concavo-convex positions; an elongated pin member adapted so that when the snapping member is in a closed position, hair may be held between the snapping member and the pin member; and a resilient flexible material located on at least a portion of an outer surface of the pin member for firmly holding hair between the snapping member and the pin member while preventing damage thereto.
16 . A hair clip as in claim 15 wherein the resilient flexible material is made from synthetic rubber.
17 . A hair clip as in claim 15 wherein the resilient flexible material is made from natural rubber.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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