US1630396A - Waving of hair - Google Patents

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. 1,630,396 May 1927' w. M DONALD ET AL WAVING OF HAIR Filed NOV. 2, 1925 KC MacDonald, and fi Mafia/mid P atented Mayan 1927.

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c WAVING OF-HA'IR," H Application filed November 2, i935, Serial 1 To. 66, 3"i1 and in Giga'aam ntv'e nib if 53 9 24. a 'v This invention relates to apparatusi foi usejm: the waving of hair and of the type wherein steam isadapted to be injected or a ;'.j acket whereby the brought in contact with the hairwound upona suitable curling device. and mountedwith ,halr' 1s heatedv with a'tight joint to prevent escape ot-the steam.

The invention I consists in ahair-waving appliance comprising in combination a ack et' adapted; for moist Y heat treatment of the hair, and means ,operatively.connected to V the scalp end oftheja'cket for facilitatingthe i'ormationc ofi a; vapour-tight tjoint be, tween the tress of hair and thejacket;

l of the left-hand end thereof and of a modi- Said, means. may comprise a flexible sleeve element adapted to be jkinser'ted upon; the] jacket and having an outer beaded or thicken edgewhereby thef'isl'eeve may be rolled to. provide;a, ring to facilitate the tying of thesleeve to form the' vapour-c tight joint. Y I V The accompanying drawings illustrate an improved jacket and jointing means according to the invention: 1 Y a v Figure 1 being a sectional elevation of the jacket, with the improved joint-making device applied thereto. Figures 2 and 3 'being partial elevations fied form, while v V F igure' is a. sectlonal elevatlon of the improved jointing means.

In carrying the invention into e'flect ac cording to one convenient we mode, a cylindrical tube 5 is provided with, an opening at both ends and is adapted to accommodate.

a curlerfi of any suitable form upon which a tress of hair is wound. l

Arranged on the outer face of the acket is a sinall'tube or pipe 7 adapted to conv'ey steam to the interior of the jacket at the left-hand'end thereof. The pipe 7 maybe mounted upon the jacket in any convenient manner and may bepositionedby distance pieces 8 on'the jacket, The free endofthe steam pipe may be clippedby the band, 9 and may project'beyond the jacket whereby Y the necessary connection with the source of steam may be made. I I I For the purpose of enabling the curler to V V be p siti n d. Well Within t j ckeethe lab able means maybe-provided. by

ter atthe is I l at IO Figure 2 -to-,acc o1nmodate the liairlv B ue e ns t e St a en g by j p0Iftj1l Will be caused firsttoimpinge 1119. 11 a the root s-of vthe hair'eafterwardsf travelling 7 Any suit closing or. f end-, f th. I I

along theijacket tof the outlet."

partially closing. the right-hand jacket to. control} the fiow of steam throu gli acket...

may. e provided with" a bayonet slot, 1275s shownzin Figure3... -w. i

the: spacejbletween which the, steam tube ,coni-f municates theiiinerwall being pierced at av number of -p1ac es.

, The steam jacket imay heat insulating. material on, its foute'r surface whereby it may be" more readilyha ndled.

Instead ofasinglewalled'jacketya dou- 7 jacket may also be adapted to open lonmay be arranged Y Y ble-walled jacket may be: provided. The

In order .to. close the' scalp end of the stea'm jacket a short rubber sleeve 13, see

9O Y part 14 of reduced-diameter and which is Figures 1. and 4,,is provided which has a adapted to be mounted upon the scalp end sleeve isb eaded to provide a moreor less I of the jacket. The other en'dof the rubber made of metalor' other suitable materiali may be attached to the" sleeve. It isfound convenient inpr-aetice, however," to employ a ring whlch ls'resillent so'that the sleeve may be rolledback on to the jacket, the curler inserted into the jacketandthe' sleeve I f 'j' then unrolled on to the. roots of the hair. A

joint may then be made by encircling the 1 sleeve just underneath the curler with 'a' 7 l i @In sleeves hitherto employed foruse in} permanent waving it hasalways been difficult to provide a goodjointas there were no means: of ensuring that ,theedge offlthe I sleeve would: always lie or be caught by the string or tape and tying at the point.

string-or clip-used.) v

By means of the improved arrangement 15 i those formed o'fpaper fleXible, the rubber sleeve ma I with. and the ring element may 7 directly upon such-flexible end of the jacket.

' ters Patent is the combination 7 a more or less stifi: 15- it is practically impossible *to avoid -making*a proper joint as the ring will hold the sleeve in the correct position while jtying is being-effected,

' According to a modified form the outer end oit' the flexible sleeve vmay be moulded so: V as toQrec'eive adisplaceable metal or other ring a I In cases where thesteam jacket is formed of ore or less flexible material, such as in which one; end is y be dispensed be. formed Having now described our invention, what we claima's new and deslre "1 A hair-Waving appliance comprising of a jacket adapted for moist heattreatmentofthe hair, and a'flex I ible sleeve element adapted to be mounted UPOn'the jacket atthe scalp endthf i Sail sleeve hav n an outer. beaded edge adapted to iaeilitatethe formation of-a: vapour, V

tight joint between the tres's 'oi hair and'the jacket at the scalp end'thereof.

2. IA liair' waving appliance comprising a tubular jacket adapted io r moist-heat treat .ment of'the hair and having'one end flexible nature and adapted to be tied upon the hair to form avap-our-tight joint, and a' v a ring element carried by said end whereby the of a I iormationoif said joint i's facilitated.

to se'cure'byjl et-i 3. :;A hairwvaving appliance comprising in co'inbina-tio-n a tubular ljaclietadaptedlto ena beaded edgeformed on the outer endof the sleeve. r V s 4. A hair-waving appliance as claimed in claim 3, wherein-the tube is' slotted lon-gitui-j din'al'ly at the, scalp end'for the purposes set iblth.

5. Joint formmg means for usewithihair' wavln'g appliances hav ng atubular" acket comprising a cylindricallrubber' Sleeve of 5 stepped diameter form'gthe outer edge of the partof larger diameterbi'a'in'g'loea'dedtoprovide a su b's tantla-llystifi' edge, thepalr t of smaller diameter being adapted to ;be

inounted'upon and ipt Scalp i fi jacket". I: I j

Y 6. eA hair-wa'ving appliance as claimed in claim 3 wherein thel'j ackeft is providedwithf 7 v a circumferential series of apertures to ranged conduit.

In testimony whereof we have signed our, I

names to thisfspecification.

H GH MACDONALD.

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