JPH0230977Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] "Industrial application field" This case concerns a hairbrush with a foam cylinder.

``Prior art'' When a stem is erected upwardly from the top wall of a container, a head is fitted onto the upper end of the stem, and the head is pushed down against the container, the liquid hair conditioner in the container is released into the head. Aerosol-type foam cylinders are known, which are equipped to spray foam from a nozzle, and hairbrushes are also known.

``Problem to be solved by the invention'' The foam cylinder and hairbrush mentioned above are used separately, but the foam cylinder and hairbrush can be integrated and used as a hair conditioner between the brush bristles as needed when using the hairbrush. If you can blow out the bubbles, you can easily style your hair.

The present invention has such a purpose that a foam cylinder and a hairbrush can be attached together, and when the foam runs out, the foam cylinder can be replaced.

"Problem to be solved by the invention" A divided portion at the lower end of both half cylinders formed by vertically dividing an upright bottomed cylinder into a front half cylinder part 2 and a rear half cylinder part 3. is pivotally mounted so that the rear half cylinder part can rotate relative to the front half cylinder part 2, and
Engagement means 5 and 6 for removably engaging each other when the divided surfaces of both half-cylindrical portions butt each other are formed on the divided surfaces of both the half-cylindrical portions, and the front half-cylindrical portion 2 A brush main body part 1 has a base plate part 2a formed on the upper front part and a large number of brush bristles 7 protrude from the front face of the base plate part, and a bottomed part formed by abutting the split surfaces of the two half-cylindrical parts. Container portion 10 is removably inserted into the cylinder.
an aerosol foam cylinder 9 containing a liquid hair conditioner, which has a stem 11 erected in an upwardly biased state by penetrating the top wall of the container portion;
A hair brush with a foam cylinder is formed by having a stem fitting hole 13 fitted with a stem fitting hole 13, and a nozzle 14 communicating with the fitting hole and a head 12 inserted into a through hole 8 bored in the base plate. Ta.

``Operation'' From the state shown in Figure 1, hold the bottomed cylinder and press the head 12.
When you press down, the liquid hair conditioner in the foam cylinder 9 turns into foam and is ejected between the brush bristles 7 through the stem 11 and nozzle 14, so you can use the bottomed cylinder as a handle to style your hair with the brush. can be done.

When the liquid hair conditioner is used up, as shown in FIG. 2, the rear half cylinder part 3 is rotated rearward about the pins 4, 4 of the pivot joint part, and the head 12 and the head are moved to the base plate part 2a. When it is fixed or pivoted to the side, only the foam cylinder 9 is replaced, leaving the head, and the rear half cylinder part 3 is pressed against the front half cylinder part 2 again and engaged by the engaging means 5 and 6. use.

``Embodiment'' The present invention is made up of a brush main body, a foam cylinder, and a head.

The brush main body 1 is formed by vertically dividing an upstanding bottomed cylinder into a front half cylinder 2 and a rear half cylinder 3, and the divided portions at the lower ends of both half cylinders are formed by:
The rear half cylinder part 3 is pivotally attached to the front half cylinder part 2 by pins 4, 4 so as to be rotatable. Further, the upper divided surfaces of both half cylinders are provided with engaging means 5 and 6 having projections and depressions, so that when the dividing surfaces of both half cylinders are abutted against each other, the projections and recesses engage to form a bottomed cylinder. It is formed like this. The engaging means is formed to be detachable. The upper front part of the front half cylinder part 2 is formed as a base plate part 2a, and a large number of brush bristles 7 are made to protrude forward from the front surface of the base plate part, and the base plate part extends upward as shown in the figure. It is a good idea to set it up. A through hole 8 through which a nozzle (to be described later) is inserted is provided in the center of the base plate.
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The foam cylinder 9 is biased upward from the top wall of the container part 10 to make the stem 11 stand up, and when the stem is pushed down against the container part, the liquid hair conditioner filled in the container part turns into foam and is ejected from the upper end of the stem. This is a publicly known method. The foam cylinder is fitted into the bottomed cylinder of the brush main body.

The head 12 has a stem fitting hole 13 into which the stem is fitted, and a nozzle 14 communicating with the fitting hole.
The nozzle is inserted through the through hole 8 of the base plate mentioned above. As shown in the figure, a known head that is usually fitted onto the stem of the foam cylinder mentioned above may be used as is, or it may be pivoted to a predetermined position on the base plate of the brush body separately from the foam cylinder. Or it may be fixed. However, the head needs to be formed so that it can be pushed down against the base plate for the foam jetting operation.

``Effects of the invention'' The invention has the above-described structure, and is convenient because the lower part of the bottomed cylinder can be used as a handle, and the foam cylinder can be detachably attached to the bottomed cylinder. Since the head can be replaced and foamy hair conditioner can be squirted between the brush bristles by pressing down on the head, it is convenient to style hair by brushing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the hairbrush of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the hairbrush of the present invention showing a state in which the rear half-tube is removed from the front half-tube and the foam cylinder is removed together with the head. 1... Brush main body, 9... Foam cylinder, 12...
...head.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An upright bottomed cylindrical body is vertically divided into a front half-cylinder part 2 and a rear half-cylinder part 3, and the divided portions at the lower ends of both half-cylinders are separated from the rear side with respect to the front half-cylindrical part 2. The side half-cylindrical part is pivoted so that it can be rotated, and
Engagement means 5 and 6 for removably engaging each other when the divided surfaces of both half-cylindrical portions butt each other are formed on the divided surfaces of both the half-cylindrical portions, and the front half-cylindrical portion 2 A brush main body part 1 has a base plate part 2a formed on the upper front part and a large number of brush bristles 7 protrude from the front face of the base plate part, and a bottomed part formed by abutting the split surfaces of the two half-cylindrical parts. Container portion 10 is removably inserted into the cylinder.
an aerosol foam cylinder 9 containing a liquid hair conditioner, which has a stem 11 erected in an upwardly biased state by penetrating the top wall of the container portion;
A foam characterized in that it has a stem fitting hole 13 in which a stem is fitted, and a head 12 in which a nozzle 14 communicating with the fitting hole is inserted into a through hole 8 formed in the base plate. Hair brush with cylinder.