Hair grooming device with biological coatings
Abstract
A comb or brush having a first biological agent such as tourmaline coated on at least the length of the teeth of the comb or the bristles of the brush, and a second biological agent such as silver coated on the tips of the teeth of the comb or the bristles of the brush. In an embodiment the frame of the comb or base of the brush are coated with the same agent as applied to the teeth or bristles, respectively. In a further embodiment the teeth of the comb have a round cross-sectional shape to facilitate movement through tangled hair. The teeth may be formed integrally with the frame of the comb or formed separately and attached to the frame.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A comb comprising a base or frame and a plurality of teeth projecting from one side thereof, wherein:
a coating of a first biological agent is applied along the length of at least the teeth; and a coating of a second biological agent is applied to the tips of the teeth.
2 . A hairbrush comprising a base and a plurality of bristles projecting outwardly therefrom, wherein:
a coating of a first biological agent is applied along the length of at least the bristles; and a coating of a second biological agent is applied to the tips of the bristles.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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