US2019183226A1PendingUtilityA1
Hiding thinning hair using scap dye
Est. expiryDec 14, 2037(~11.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Terrence John Cullen
A41D 19/0024A45D 2019/0033A45D 19/02A45D 19/00A45D 19/028
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to bald or sparsely haired heads, beards and mustaches being perceived to have a fuller head of hair or fuller beard or mustache. Any device comprising of spines that could be staggered. These spines are hollow in the manner of a quill enabling an efficient uptake of dye. The spines are applied to a pad of ink of a similar nature of henna. The aforementioned device is then applied in a rolling motion with even force and speed onto hair bearing areas. The impression of dye which may be permanent or temporary giving the impression of hair.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified10 ) A hair rolling pin device comprising of an elongated member with handles on each end with a greater width than the central cylinder. The central part of said cylinder comprises spines that maybe staggered. These spines are hollow in the manner of a quill enabling an efficient uptake of dye. The hair rolling pin is rolled over a pad of ink. The aforementioned device is then applied in a rolling motion with even force and speed onto hair bearing areas. The impression of dye which may be permanent or temporary giving the impression of hair.
12 ) A mitten device comprising of spines perpendicular to said mitten. The central part of said mitten comprises spines that maybe staggered. These spines are hollow in the manner of a quill enabling an efficient uptake of dye. The mitten is patted on a pad of ink. The aforementioned device is then applied in a patting motion with even force and speed onto hair bearing areas. The impression of dye which may be permanent or temporary giving the impression of hair.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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