DE2719344A1 - Hair curler for set or permanent wave - consists of two tubes joined at one end by hoop with eyelet - Google Patents

Abstract

The hair curler for permanently waving or setting the hair consists of two tubes (1, 2) which can be either flexible or rigid. The ends of the two tubes are joined by a hairpin shaped hoop (4). The two tubes can be fixed by the end of the hoop (4) to the hair roots or to a support. The inside of the hoop (4) can be cut out or has an eyelet hole (5). A support rod can be threaded through the hole (5) or cut-out section, with a certain amount of play between. The hoop (4) is in a separate forked piece with legs which are inserted and fixed in the ends of the tubes (1, 2) which can be of rubber, plastics or light metal, with round or oval cross-section, or with rounded edges.

Description

Hair curlers

The invention relates to a hair curler, in particular a permanent wave curler.

Hair curlers come in a wide variety of designs.

The most common hair curlers consist of one proportionately rigid material, such as wire mesh or perforated plastic, in the form of an essentially cylindrical hollow body, which after rolling into the hair, for example with held in place with a hairpin, pencil, or clamps. By curlers in this way, the rolled-up hair becomes inelastic, making it brittle can and its bounce suffers.

Other known hair curlers consist of a cylindrical foam body, which are held in the hair either by bristle strips or clips. With these Embodiments often lack the resilient compressibility to adequately hold the hair to stretch elastically.

Apart from that. of these disadvantages, which affect all hair lengths, That is why the cylindrical curlers for longer hair are especially useful not very cheap, because when rolling in the curler, layer of hair comes to layer of hair, whereby the ends of the hair are pulled particularly taut, while the upper layers of hair are looser lie.

The well-known permanent wave curlers consist of essentially cylindrical, preferably dog-bone shaped rods.

Such a stick is twisted into the hair like a curler or rolled up and secured with a rubber band attached to one end of the chopsticks attached and can be fixed at the other end. The elastic band rests on it the hair wound on the chopsticks, which usually leaves pressure marks on them. There is also the risk that the hair will be pulled too tight when winding and then breaks off. Finally, in these known permanent wave curlers, in particular when treating long hair, the outer layer of the hair wrapped around the stick Hair is moistened more strongly with the permanent wave liquid than the lower layers, which means an uneven curl occurs and the hair varies in length are claimed.

The object of the invention is to provide a hair curler, in particular one To create permanent wave curlers, in which the strand of hair over its entire length in any section evenly and without the known curlers or permanent wave curlers required tensile force is turned in and one evenly natural wave fall guaranteed.

This problem is solved by a hair curler that is characterized is made up of two resiliently flexible rods or tubes that pass through at one end a bracket connected to one another in the shape of a hairpin and at the bracket end on a bracket are attachable.

The bracket can be designed as an eyelet which is provided with a hole is through which a substantially rigid holding rod can be pushed through with play.

The elastically flexible hoses can be made of plastic or rubber exist.

The bracket can be a separate part, the legs of which into the ends of the hoses to be connected to one another can be firmly inserted.

Such a hair curler or permanent wave curler can be used as a loop curler or loop curl, because the hair is not rolled up, but rather is wrapped around the elastic flexible rods or tubes. The invention The curler or permanent wave curler essentially has the shape of a hairpin with a rigid connecting bracket and elastic, flexible legs. A strand of hair becomes in the form of figure eight movements from top to bottom once around one and then around looped the other flexible rod of the "hairpin". The flexible ones Rods or tubes can be bent apart a little while being wrapped around them this makes work easier. Hair in such a loop is down its entire length is formed completely evenly, it is neither pulled nor tense, so that a very natural wave fall is achieved and the risk of Breaking by strong pull is practically eliminated.

The hair is treated gently and there are no layers of hair on layers of hair it will be more evenly wetted by the permanent wave liquid or by the Water wave dried more evenly.

The invention is based on an embodiment shown in the drawings explained in more detail. Show it: Fig. 1 is a perspective view a hair curler designed as a loop curler; Fig. 2 is a detail view a bracket; 3 shows two flexible ones to be connected by the bracket according to FIG Rods or tubes of the curler or loop curler; and FIG. 4 is a perspective View of three curlers or loop curlers threaded onto a holding rod.

The illustrated hair curler according to the invention, which is described below is referred to as loop winder 1, consists of two elastically flexible rods or hoses 2 and 5, which in the embodiment described plastic or Are rubber hoses and are simply called hoses 2 and 3 in the following. she are relatively due to an eyelet forming bracket 4 provided with a hole 5 rigidly connected to each other. The bracket 4 consists of a hard material, for example Hard plastic. This hairpin-shaped structure can also be designed in one piece be, but the connecting bracket is a hole or some other retaining device must be so that the loop winder 1 can be fixed while working can.

The tubes 2 and 3 preferably have a diameter of 4 mm and a length of about 10 to 11 cm. These dimensions apply in particular to Loop wrap for permanent waving of hair. They are not binding and can can be varied according to requirements. When looping the hair for water waves thicker hoses 2 and 3 are expediently used.

Plastic or rubber hoses are elastic and pliable but also relatively light, so that the loop wrapper 1 can also be used with a larger diameter.

The bracket 4 has two legs a and b, which in the ends of the Hoses 2 and 3 are inserted with a snug fit.

A substantially rigid holding rod is inserted through the hole 5 of the bracket 4 6 inserted in such a way that the loop winder 1 can be displaced on the rod. on this holding rod 6, which is for example about 20 to 30 cm long, is the required one Number of loopers 1 threaded. One end of the holding rod 6 is on a Support placed on the neck of the person whose hair is to be curled (not shown) in such a way that it is inclined upwards.

The loop winder 1 can now each in the required place be moved along the holding rod 6, so that the corresponding strand of hair can be wrapped around the winder.

After the looping is finished, the open end of the loop winder becomes 1, or the point where the strand of hair ends, with a clip, an adhesive tape or the like held together.

The essentially rigid holding rods 6 with the loop winders 1 are arranged around the entire back of the head in the manner described.

Claims (4)

P a t e n t a n s p r ü c h e 1. Hair curlers, especially permanent wave curlers, not marked, by means of two elastically flexible rods or hoses (2, 3), which are connected to one another in the shape of a hairpin at one end by a bracket (4) and can be attached to a bracket at the end of the ball. 2. hair curler according to claim 1, characterized in that the Bracket (4) is designed as an eyelet and is provided with a hole (5) through which a essentially rigid holding rod (6) can be pushed through with play. 3. hair curler according to claim 1, characterized in that the Hoses (2, 5) are made of plastic or rubber. 4. hair curler according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the bracket (4) is a separate part, the legs (a or b) of which into the ends of the hoses to be connected (2 or 3) can be firmly inserted.