US2005205104A1PendingUtilityA1
Bobby-pin hair fastener
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Mar 20, 2004Filed: Mar 20, 2004Published: Sep 22, 2005
Est. expiryMar 20, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:David Silva
A45D 8/24A45D 8/08
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Abstract
A bobby-pin hair fastening band for fastening and styling hair comprising an elastic band with bobby-pins attached to each end. The user places the first bobby-pin to the hair. The user then wraps the band around, over or under their hair and places the second bobby-pin in the hair to secure.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method of securing and styling hair comprising: selecting a bobby-pin hair fastening band comprising:
a band with a first bobby-pin and a second bobby-pin attached to each end of a resilient band; securing said first bobby-pin to a section of hair; placing said band across, around, or under a section of hair; and securing said second bobby-pin to a section of hair to secure the finished style.
2 . A hair fastening band for use in styling hair of a human being comprising in combination:
a length of resilient fabric; a first bobby-pin and a second bobby-pin attached to each end of said resilient fabric; whereby, said first bobby-pin can be secured to a section of hair, said band may be secured around, over, or under said hair such that said resilient fabric holds said hair in place; and said second bobby-pin can be fastened to a section of hair to secure the finished style.
3 . The embodiment of claim 2 wherein the length of resilient fabric is a looped hair band.
4 . The embodiment of claim 2 wherein the resilient band is attached to the first bobby-pin end and the second bobby-pin end by tying each end of the resilient band to each bobby-pin end.
5 . The embodiment of claim 4 wherein each tied portion of each said resilient band end is glued to the first bobby-pin end and the second bobby-pin end.
6 . The embodiment of claim 2 wherein the resilient band is attached to the first bobby-pin end and the second bobby-pin end by feeding the resilient band through a loop that is formed to each said bobby-pin end and glued to form a looped band.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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