JP3197495U - Hair curler - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a hair curler for winding hair that improves usability when setting hair. A grip 1 that can be gripped by a hand, a heating part that extends from the grip, a hair winding body part 2 in which a large number of hair-styling projections 3 are provided around the heating part, and a heating part A heater for heating the head part, and a pressing arm 4 which is attached to the hair curling body part so that the hair part is sandwiched and fixed in a seesaw shape so as to sandwich and fix the hair between the hair curling body part. The hair curler has a plurality of wrinkled protrusions arranged continuously in the front-rear direction of the hair curling body portion to form hair-styling protrusions, and to the hair curling body portion of the holding portion of the pressing arm. A plurality of grooves 8 that are fitted into hook-shaped projections when contacting are provided. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a hair curler for winding hair when setting hair.

  There are known hair curlers made of a synthetic resin hair-wound drum having a large number of protrusions, and the surface of which is heated by heating means provided therein (for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).

  The said hair curler is used in order to give a desired curl to the hair by holding the hair in a heated state while the hair is wound around the hair cylinder. And in that case, in order to hold | maintain the state which wound hair, the clip for pinching and fixing hair between hair curly trunk parts is used. As this clip, a hook-shaped one provided with a tab at each end of a pair of opposed clip pieces that are connected by a hinge and bent in a substantially semi-cylindrical shape that is biased in an opening direction by a spring was used. (Patent Document 3).

JP 2001-37527 A JP 2006-102370 A Japanese Patent No. 40626687 Registered Utility Model No. 319436

  As described above, the prior art hair curler is used by winding the hair around the hair cylinder, and for that purpose, the both ends of the hair curler are held with fingers of both hands and the hair curler is rotated with respect to the hair. is necessary.

  In addition, when using a clip to hold and fix the hair between the curly torso, both hands must be blocked by picking and releasing a pair of clip pieces with the fingertips. .

  On the other hand, the hair needs to be extended with respect to the hair curler with the tip of the portion to be wound. These tasks require familiarity, especially when wrapping the hair at the top of the head, both hands have to be lifted high above the head, making the operation difficult.

  On the other hand, the hair curler of the prior art consisting of a synthetic resin hair curl does not have a built-in power supply, and after heating the surface with a heater built in the hair curl with the hair curler plug connected to the power supply stand, The hair is heated by heat removed from the power supply stand and stored in the hair roll (Patent Document 2). Therefore, it is necessary to perform the above-mentioned work quickly before the stored heat is cooled down. In this case, if the temperature to be heated is increased, the heat storage time becomes longer, but as described above, the user has both ends of the hair curler with the fingers of both hands, so there is a problem of burns and the temperature to be heated is not so much. Couldn't be expensive.

  As described above, since the hair curler of the prior art heats the hair with the stored heat, it takes time to put a desired curl around the hair, and a plurality of hair curlers are wound around the hair and fixed. I had to wait until the roll came out. For this reason, there are problems that are practically impossible to use for a limited time in the morning.

  As a device for solving the above problems, the applicant has previously proposed a hair curler device described in Patent Document 4. The hair curler of the invention has a grip that can be gripped by a hand, a heating part that extends from the grip, a hair curling body part that has a number of hair-styling protrusions projecting around the heating part, A heater for heating the hair part, and a holding arm that is attached to and separated from the curly body part in order to sandwich and fix the hair between the curly part and the hair part to move up and down like a seesaw It is characterized by that. The present invention relates to an improved creation of the above-described hair curler, and an object thereof is to provide a hair curler capable of pinching the hair more reliably.

  That is, the hair curler of the present invention includes a grip that can be gripped by a hand, a heating portion that extends from the grip, and a hair curling body that has a number of hair-styling projections protruding around the exterior of the heating portion. A heater arm for heating the heating part, and a pressing arm that can be attached to and detached from the hair curling body part so that the sandwiching part moves up and down like a seesaw and pinches the hair between the hair curling body and is fixed. The hair curler has a plurality of wrinkled protrusions arranged continuously in the front-rear direction of the hair curling body portion to form hair-styling protrusions, and to the hair curling body portion of the holding portion of the pressing arm. A plurality of grooves that fit into hook-shaped protrusions are provided on the contact surface.

  Further, in the hair curler according to the second aspect of the present invention, in the hair curler, the hook-shaped protrusion has a shape in which a high peak and a low peak are continuous in a wavy shape, and the presser arm has the valley portion. It is characterized in that it is attached to and separated from the hair winding body so that the groove of the holding part fits into the protrusion of the hair.

  In the present invention, since a synthetic resin-made hair curling body is externally mounted on a heating part extending from a grip that can be gripped by hand, the work of winding hair around the hair curling body can be performed by holding the grip. Therefore, the operation can be easily performed with one hand, and the work can be dramatically facilitated by having the free end of the hair to be wound.

  In the above case, the hair-styling protrusions are configured such that a plurality of hook-shaped protrusions are continuously arranged with a space in the front-rear direction of the hair-winding body, and the holding portion of the pressing arm contacts the hair-winding body. A plurality of grooves are provided that fit into the hook-shaped projections when contacting the surface. Therefore, when the hair is wound around the hair curling unit, when the hair end is pinched between the holding part of the pressing arm and the hair curling unit and fixed, the hair is inserted into the groove of the protrusion and the holding part of the pressing arm. Thus, the hair is firmly sandwiched therebetween, and the hair can be reliably wound around the hair winding body.

  On the other hand, since the hair curler of the present invention is provided with a heater for heating the heating part, it is a conventional hair that warms the hair with the stored heat by using a heater that is always supplied with power by connecting to a power cord. Since there is no temperature drop like curlers, the desired curl can be quickly applied to the hair by a stable amount of heat, and it is not necessary to fix the hair curler around the hair as in the prior art. The hair curler can be used within a limited amount of time in the morning, which was difficult due to time and labor.

The front view of the state which opened the presser arm of the hair curler of this application device. The front view of the state which closed the holding arm same as the above. The perspective view of the principal part of a state which opened the pressing arm same as the above. The perspective view of the principal part of the state which closed the pressing arm same as the above.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 and 2 are views showing the entire hair curler of the present invention. This hair curler heats the grip 1, a metal heating part (not shown) extending from the grip, a synthetic resin hair curling body 2 sheathed on the heating part, and the heating part. And a presser arm 4 for sandwiching and fixing the hair between the heater and the hair winding body member.

  Grip 1 is used to move the hair curler in three dimensions or rotate it in the axial direction by gripping or picking it with your finger, and it is made of an elastic synthetic resin material or with anti-slip. Also good.

  A heating portion (not shown) extends from the tip of the grip 1 and is heated by a heater (not shown).

  The hair curling body 2 is made of a synthetic resin material having a little elasticity and is formed into a cylindrical shape. A large number of projections 3 are provided on the surface of the hair curling body 2. The protrusion 3 is for hair styling to align the hair wound around the outer periphery of the hair curling body 2 in a straight line direction, and a plurality of wrinkle-shaped protrusions are continuously spaced in the front-rear direction of the hair curling body. However, it may project in a semicircular arc shape along the circumference. In this embodiment, the protrusion 3 has a shape in which a crest 3A having a high height and a trough 3B having a low height are continued in a wavy shape (see FIGS. 3 and 4).

  Reference numeral 4 in the figure denotes a pressing arm. The presser arm 4 is used to clamp the hair end between the hair winding body 2 and the hair winding body 2 so as to be fixed to the grip 1 by the pivot 5. By attaching to, the clamping part 7 ahead of the pivotal support part can be brought into and out of contact with the hair winding body part. In the state where the clamping part 7 is in contact with the surface of the hair curling body 2, the operation part 6 behind the pivotal support part 5 of the presser arm 4 is spaced apart above the grip 1 and the clamping part is arranged in the hair curling body. Energize in the direction toward the part surface. As a result, when the operation unit 1 is pressed against the grip 1 with a fingertip or the pressing force is weakened, the clamping unit 7 is moved up and down like a seesaw to be brought into and out of contact with each other.

  The holding portion 7 of the pressing arm 4 is formed in a rod shape, and a plurality of grooves 8 that fit into the ridge-like protrusions 3 of the hair curly trunk 2 when contacted are formed on the contact surface to the hair curl trunk 2 that is the lower surface thereof. Be provided. In this embodiment, the groove 8 has a rack shape. In this case, in this embodiment, the pressing arm 4 is pivotally supported by the grip 1 so that the groove 8 of the clamping portion 7 is fitted to the protrusion at the valley portion 3B of the hook-shaped protrusion 3.

The hair curler of the present invention having the above configuration is used as follows.
(1) Operate the switch of the grip 1 of the hair curler, energize the heater, and heat the hair curling body 2 through the heating unit.
(2) Hold the hair curler's grip 1 with one hand, and pinch the end of the hair between the hair winding body 2 and the holding portion 7 of the pressing arm 4.
(3) Rotate the hair curler in the axial direction and wind the hair around the hair winding trunk 2.
(4) When the desired curl is attached to the hair by heating, the holding portion 7 of the pressing arm 4 is separated from the hair, and the hair curler is removed from the hair and wound around the next portion of the hair.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Grip 2 Hair curling trunk part 3 Protrusion 4 Pressing arm 6 Operation part 7 Clamping part 8 Groove

Claims (2)

A grip that can be gripped by a hand, a heating part that extends from the grip, a hair winding body that has a number of hair-styling projections projecting around the heating part, and a heater that heats the heating part And a hair curler having a pressing arm that is attached to and separated from the hair curling unit so that the nipping unit moves up and down like a seesaw and clamps and fixes the hair between the hair curling unit and the hair curler. The hair-like projections are continuously arranged at intervals in the front-rear direction of the hair curling body portion to form a hair-styling projection, and when the contact surface of the holding arm holding portion of the pressing arm contacts the hair curling body portion, A hair curler characterized by providing a plurality of grooves that fit into the protrusions. The hook-shaped protrusion has a shape in which a peak part having a high height and a valley part having a low height are continuous in a wavy shape. The hair curler according to claim 1, which is detachably attached.

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