US2004000318A1PendingUtilityA1
Hair coloring tool
Priority: May 9, 2003Filed: May 9, 2003Published: Jan 1, 2004
Est. expiryMay 9, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Helen M. Mcnamara
A45D 19/012A45D 19/0066
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Abstract
A hair-coloring tool includes an elongated body and a plurality of bristles projecting from the body adjacent one end thereof. The bristles are effective in applying coloring agents to the hair. Forming the opposite end of the body is a thin, metal rod that may be used for such techniques as foil highlighting.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hair coloring tool comprising: an elongated body presenting opposite first and second ends; a thin, metal rod forming the first end of the body; and a plurality of flexible bristles projecting from the body adjacent the second end thereof.
2 . A hair coloring tool as claimed in claim 1 , said bristles being arranged into a plurality of separate tufts projecting from the body.
3 . A hair coloring tool as claimed in claim 2 , said body including a generally flat head adjacent said second end, said tufts projecting from the head and being spaced apart along a single row extending across said head.
4 . A hair coloring tool as claimed in claim 1 , said body including a handle portion extending between said first and second ends.
5 . A hair coloring tool as claimed in claim 1 , said handle portion tapering toward said first end.
6 . A hair coloring tool comprising: an elongated body presenting opposite first and second ends; a thin, metal rod forming the first end of the body; a plurality of flexible bristles projecting from the body adjacent the second end thereof; said bristles being arranged into a plurality of separate tufts projecting from the body; said body including a generally flat head adjacent said second end, said tufts projecting from the head and being spaced apart along a single row extending across said head; said body including a handle portion extending between said first and second ends; and said handle portion tapering toward said first end.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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