US2019191843A1PendingUtilityA1
Hair-N-Square
Est. expiryDec 21, 2037(~11.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Victoria Glock
A45D 8/12
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Abstract
The product's unique square shape allows for easy storage and for the hair to stay up when pushed back. The fact that the product is square instead of rounded creates a unique look when the product is used to push the hair back from the face. Rather than settling back into its natural position, the hair is forced to stay up inconformity with the right angles at either side of the product which would not occur had the product been rounded.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A construct for lifting the hair away from the face, giving it volume, and preventing the shedding of stray hair.
2 . The construct of claim 1 comprising a flat, horizontal edge with four teeth which protrude vertically from the flat edge at right angles.
3 . The construct of claim 1 also comprising two flat vertical edges which are attached to the construct of claim 2 via spring hinges at approximately 90 degree angles on either end of the construct of claim 2 such that they form a square with the opposite side of construct 2 missing.
4 . The constructs of claim 3 also having the ability to fold inward across each other such that they form a horizontal “X” across the construct of claim 2 , making the construct of claim 1 compact and easily storable.
5 . The construct of claim 2 containing vertical teeth spaced approximately ⅝ of an inch apart.
6 . The construct of claim 2 containing four or more teeth.
7 . The construct of claim 2 comprising a length of at least 5.5 inches.
8 . The constructs of claim 3 being approximately 1/16 of an inch thick.
9 . The constructs mentioned in claim 1 being shaped like an upside down letter “T”.
10 . The teeth mentioned in claim 1 being approximately ¼ of an inch across at the top of the letter “T” shape.
11 . The constructs of claim 9 being approximately ⅛ of an inch across at the base of the letter “T” shape.
12 . The constructs of claim 3 being approximately 6 inches long.
13 . The constructs of claim 9 providing lift to the hair and locking it into place.
14 . The constructs of claim 3 forming an “X” shape when they are both folded inward and the construct of claim 1 is in its compact form.
15 . The construct of claim 1 being less likely to break due to its square shape as opposed to other rounded alternatives.
16 . The construct of claim 1 preventing the shedding of stray hair.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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