US20150083152A1 - Hair coloring dispensing device and method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an apparatus and method which allow for a precise, quick and easy application of hair highlighting and coloring and other chemical compositions on hair.
- Coloring hair has long been considered fashionable. Through a variety of devices and compositions, hair may be dyed, colored, highlighted, low-lighted, or the like. In some instances, an entire body of hair, for example all hair on a scalp, may be colored. In other instances, targeted strands or groups may be colored. Hair coloring is often a time and labor intensive process, requiring a great amount of skill. As such, hair coloring can be costly. Therefore, there exists a significant need for a device, method or combination thereof for reducing the time and skill required to color hair.
- a hair coloring system comprising a handle, the handle comprising: a first handle portion having a first end and a second end; a second handle portion having a first end and a second end; wherein the first handle portion first end is hingedly coupled to the second handle portion first end; wherein the handle is moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another; a first extension coupled to the first handle second end; a second extension coupled to the second handle second end; and a sling extending between the first extension and second extension.
- a hair coloring system comprising: a handle, the handle comprising a first handle portion hingedly coupled to a second handle portion, the handle moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another; a dispensing portion comprising: a first arm releasably coupled to the first handle portion; a first extension coupled to the first arm; a second arm releasably coupled to the second handle portion; and a second extension coupled to the second arm; and a sling extending between the first arm and second arm.
- a method for coloring hair comprising: providing a first arm and a second arm and a sling extending between the first arm and second arm; dispensing coloring atop the sling; placing hair atop the sling; and moving the first arm adjacent to the second arm so as to press the hair into the coloring.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hair coloring dispensing system in a holder
- FIG. 2 is perspective view of the hair coloring dispensing system of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the dispensing portion of the hair coloring dispensing system of FIG. 2 ;
- FIG. 4 is a front view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the handle in an open position
- FIG. 5 is a side view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the extensions in a stowed position
- FIG. 6 is a front view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the handle in a closed position
- FIG. 7 is a side view of an edging pallet.
- the dispensing device generally includes a handle 102 and a dispensing portion 104 .
- the handle 102 includes a first handle portion 106 and a second handle portion 108 hingedly coupled together.
- the first and second handle portions include respective first ends 103 , 105 , which are hingedly coupled together, and second ends 107 , 109 .
- the first and second handle portions 106 , 108 are selectively movable between an open position (see e.g. FIG. 4 ), where the handle portions 106 , 108 are spaced apart, and a closed position (see e.g. FIG.
- the handle 102 may include a resilient member 112 affixed between the handle portions 106 , 108 and configured to bias the handle portions 106 , 108 in the open position.
- the resilient member 112 may be any suitable device for biasing the handle portions 106 , 108 .
- the resilient member may be a compression spring, an elastomeric member, or any other suitable device, combination of devices, means or technique for biasing the handle portions 106 , 108 in the open position.
- each handle portion 106 , 108 may include an opening 114 for receiving a portion 120 of corresponding insert arm 116 of the dispensing portion 104 . While the illustrative embodiment shows the handle 102 in releasable engagement with the dispensing portion 104 , it will be appreciated that the openings 114 in the handle 102 may be adapted to receive any suitable appliance(s) or tool(s) for use in hair styling and, as such, the handle 102 may be used in a plurality of suitable styling operations or techniques and is not solely limited for use in hair coloring. In one non-limiting example, as shown in FIG. 7 , an edging pallet 200 may be used in one or both handle portions 106 , 108 .
- the insert arm 218 , distal end 222 , and tabs 223 may be similar to those illustrated with respect to the dispensing portion 104 of FIGS. 6-9 .
- Other non-limiting examples of tools or appliances that may be used similarly include comb, brush, etc.
- the dispensing portion 104 includes a first insert arm 116 and a second insert arm 118 .
- the distal ends 120 , 122 of each insert arm 116 , 118 are adapted to be releasably received by a corresponding opening 114 of the handle 102 . While the distal ends 120 , 122 are illustrated generally as including tabs 123 that are releasably received by corresponding apertures 124 in the handle 102 , it will be appreciated that the dispensing portion 104 may be releasably coupled to the handle 102 via any suitable means, technique, device or combination of devices and remain within the scope of the present disclosure.
- each handle portion 106 , 108 is rigidly coupled to a corresponding insert arm 116 , 118 or otherwise integral with the first and second extensions 126 , 128 .
- the first and second extensions 126 , 128 are hingedly coupled to a corresponding handle portion 106 , 108 .
- the term “coupled” includes coupling via a separate object and includes direct coupling.
- the term “coupled” also encompasses two or more components that are continuous with one another by virtue of each of the components being formed from the same piece of material.
- the term “coupled” may include chemical, such as via a chemical bond, mechanical, thermal, magnetic, or electrical coupling.
- “coupled” includes both permanent coupling as well as selectively releasable coupling.
- color or coloring refers to any suitable compound for changing or otherwise altering the color of hair, including, but not limited to dyes, coloring, bleaches or any other such compound.
- Each insert arm 116 , 118 includes an extension 126 (first extension), 128 (second extension) coupled thereto.
- Each extension 126 , 128 may include a compression plate 148 , 149 .
- each extension 126 , 128 is hingedly coupled to a corresponding insert arm 116 , 118 such that each extension 126 , 128 may be moved between a working position (e.g. FIG. 2 ), where the extensions 126 , 128 extend generally perpendicular, or at any other suitable angle, from the insert arms 116 , 118 , and a stowed position, where the extensions 126 , 128 are rotated in the direction of the arrows 130 in FIG.
- each extension 126 , 128 is adjacent to and generally parallel with a corresponding insert arm 116 , 118 (e.g. FIG. 5 ).
- each extension 126 , 128 may be rigidly coupled to a corresponding insert arm 116 , 118 and/or corresponding handle portion 106 , 108 such that the extensions 126 , 128 remain in a working position.
- each extension 126 , 128 may be hingedly coupled to a corresponding handle portion 106 , 108 .
- a sling 132 extends between the extensions 126 , 128 and is coupled thereto.
- the sling 132 is adapted to receive and apply hair coloring to hair.
- the sling 132 may be formed from any suitable material capable of receiving and applying hair coloring to hair.
- the sling 132 is formed from a non-absorbent material.
- the sling 132 is formed from a vinyl coated non-woven fiber sheeting.
- the sling 132 is formed from an absorbent material.
- the sling 132 is formed from a flexible material such that the sling 132 may fold between the extensions 126 , 128 when the handle 102 is moved from an open position to a closed position.
- the sling 132 may include one or more markings 134 thereon so that the amount of hair color dispensed on the sling 132 may be measured.
- a liner 142 (as shown in FIG. 2 ) may be placed atop the sling 132 prior to color being disposed atop the sling 132 ; in this embodiment, the coloring is disposed on the liner 142 and coloring and liner 142 are both applied to the hair.
- the liner 142 may include a body 144 and one or more tabs 146 so that the liner 142 may be releasably coupled to the sling 132 and such that the liner 142 may be selectively released from the sling 132 whereby the liner 142 may remain with the hair receiving the color.
- the liner may be formed from a foil, paper, or any combination thereof. However, it will be appreciated that a liner 142 may not be used and remain within the scope of the present disclosure.
- the device 100 may be received and maintained in a holder 136 .
- the holder 136 is generally frustoconical in shape with an aperture 238 for receiving the handle 102 .
- the aperture 238 may be adapted to hold the handle 102 in the open or closed position. It will be appreciated that any suitable device may be employed for storing the device 100 and remain within the scope of the present disclosure. It will further be appreciated that a holder is optional and a device 100 without a holder is considered within the scope of the present disclosure.
- hair coloring is dispensed atop the sling 132 or a liner 142 coupled to the sling 132 . Hair for receiving the coloring is then disposed atop the sling 132 or liner 142 .
- the handle 102 is closest to the scalp when the hair is disposed atop the sling 132 or liner 142 .
- the hair disposed atop the sling 132 or liner 142 is preferably generally parallel with the extensions 126 , 128 , or, stated differently, if the sling 132 and/or liner 142 includes a crease 240 , generally parallel with the crease 240 . It will be appreciated that the sling 132 and/or liner 142 may or may not include such a crease 240 .
- the handle 102 is then moved from the open position to the closed position by moving the handle portions 106 , 108 towards one another.
- the device 102 is simultaneously moved away from the scalp such that coloring is applied along the length of the hair atop the sling 132 and/or such that the liner 142 is released from the sling 132 .
- the handle 102 may be moved to the open position by releasing the amount of force applied to move the handle 102 to the closed position and such that the resilient member 112 is capable of moving the handle 102 to the open position.
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Abstract
A hair coloring system includes a handle, the handle comprising a first handle portion hingedly coupled to a second handle portion. The handle is moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another. A dispensing portion includes a first arm releasably coupled to the first handle portion, a first extension coupled to the first arm, a second arm releasably coupled to the second handle portion and a second extension coupled to the second arm. A sling extending between the first arm and second arm.
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- This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 61/960,534, filed Sep. 21, 2013.
- The present invention relates to an apparatus and method which allow for a precise, quick and easy application of hair highlighting and coloring and other chemical compositions on hair.
- Coloring hair has long been considered fashionable. Through a variety of devices and compositions, hair may be dyed, colored, highlighted, low-lighted, or the like. In some instances, an entire body of hair, for example all hair on a scalp, may be colored. In other instances, targeted strands or groups may be colored. Hair coloring is often a time and labor intensive process, requiring a great amount of skill. As such, hair coloring can be costly. Therefore, there exists a significant need for a device, method or combination thereof for reducing the time and skill required to color hair.
- A hair coloring system comprising a handle, the handle comprising: a first handle portion having a first end and a second end; a second handle portion having a first end and a second end; wherein the first handle portion first end is hingedly coupled to the second handle portion first end; wherein the handle is moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another; a first extension coupled to the first handle second end; a second extension coupled to the second handle second end; and a sling extending between the first extension and second extension.
- A hair coloring system comprising: a handle, the handle comprising a first handle portion hingedly coupled to a second handle portion, the handle moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another; a dispensing portion comprising: a first arm releasably coupled to the first handle portion; a first extension coupled to the first arm; a second arm releasably coupled to the second handle portion; and a second extension coupled to the second arm; and a sling extending between the first arm and second arm.
- A method for coloring hair comprising: providing a first arm and a second arm and a sling extending between the first arm and second arm; dispensing coloring atop the sling; placing hair atop the sling; and moving the first arm adjacent to the second arm so as to press the hair into the coloring.
- The invention may be understood by reference to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which, like reference numerals identify like elements, and in which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a hair coloring dispensing system in a holder; -
FIG. 2 is perspective view of the hair coloring dispensing system ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the dispensing portion of the hair coloring dispensing system ofFIG. 2 ; -
FIG. 4 is a front view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the handle in an open position; -
FIG. 5 is a side view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the extensions in a stowed position; -
FIG. 6 is a front view of the hair coloring dispensing system with the handle in a closed position; and -
FIG. 7 is a side view of an edging pallet. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1-6 , an illustrative hair coloring dispensing device orsystem 100 is shown. The dispensing device generally includes ahandle 102 and a dispensingportion 104. Thehandle 102 includes afirst handle portion 106 and asecond handle portion 108 hingedly coupled together. The first and second handle portions include respectivefirst ends second ends second handle portions FIG. 4 ), where thehandle portions FIG. 6 ), where thehandle portions FIG. 4 , thehandle portions arrows 110 in order to move thehandle portions - The
handle 102 may include aresilient member 112 affixed between thehandle portions handle portions resilient member 112 may be any suitable device for biasing thehandle portions handle portions - Further, as will be discussed in greater detail below, each
handle portion opening 114 for receiving aportion 120 ofcorresponding insert arm 116 of thedispensing portion 104. While the illustrative embodiment shows thehandle 102 in releasable engagement with the dispensingportion 104, it will be appreciated that theopenings 114 in thehandle 102 may be adapted to receive any suitable appliance(s) or tool(s) for use in hair styling and, as such, thehandle 102 may be used in a plurality of suitable styling operations or techniques and is not solely limited for use in hair coloring. In one non-limiting example, as shown inFIG. 7 , anedging pallet 200 may be used in one or both handleportions insert arm 218,distal end 222, andtabs 223 may be similar to those illustrated with respect to the dispensingportion 104 ofFIGS. 6-9 . Other non-limiting examples of tools or appliances that may be used similarly include comb, brush, etc. - Referring again to
FIGS. 1-6 , the dispensingportion 104 includes afirst insert arm 116 and asecond insert arm 118. Thedistal ends insert arm corresponding opening 114 of thehandle 102. While thedistal ends tabs 123 that are releasably received bycorresponding apertures 124 in thehandle 102, it will be appreciated that the dispensingportion 104 may be releasably coupled to thehandle 102 via any suitable means, technique, device or combination of devices and remain within the scope of the present disclosure. For example, and without limitation, the dispensing device may be coupled to to the handle by magnets, Velcro®, any suitable mechanical device or devices, any suitable cooperating configurations on the handle portions and dispensingportion 104, or by way of any suitable means. Therefore, it will be understood that the scope of the present disclosure is in no way limited tosuch tabs 123 andapertures 124 and that any suitable means for releasably coupling the dispensingportion 104 to thehandle 102 is expressly contemplated and considered within the scope of the present disclosure. In an alternative embodiment, eachhandle portion corresponding insert arm second extensions second extensions corresponding handle portion - As used herein, the term “coupled” includes coupling via a separate object and includes direct coupling. The term “coupled” also encompasses two or more components that are continuous with one another by virtue of each of the components being formed from the same piece of material. Also, the term “coupled” may include chemical, such as via a chemical bond, mechanical, thermal, magnetic, or electrical coupling. Also, unless otherwise provided, “coupled” includes both permanent coupling as well as selectively releasable coupling. Further, as used herein, color or coloring refers to any suitable compound for changing or otherwise altering the color of hair, including, but not limited to dyes, coloring, bleaches or any other such compound.
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insert arm extension compression plate extension corresponding insert arm extension FIG. 2 ), where theextensions insert arms extensions arrows 130 inFIG. 3 such that eachextension corresponding insert arm 116, 118 (e.g.FIG. 5 ). In an alternative embodiment, eachextension corresponding insert arm corresponding handle portion extensions extension corresponding handle portion - A
sling 132 extends between theextensions sling 132 is adapted to receive and apply hair coloring to hair. Thesling 132 may be formed from any suitable material capable of receiving and applying hair coloring to hair. In one embodiment, thesling 132 is formed from a non-absorbent material. In one embodiment, thesling 132 is formed from a vinyl coated non-woven fiber sheeting. In one embodiment, thesling 132 is formed from an absorbent material. In one embodiment, thesling 132 is formed from a flexible material such that thesling 132 may fold between theextensions handle 102 is moved from an open position to a closed position. Further, as illustrated inFIG. 3 , thesling 132 may include one ormore markings 134 thereon so that the amount of hair color dispensed on thesling 132 may be measured. - In one embodiment, a liner 142 (as shown in
FIG. 2 ) may be placed atop thesling 132 prior to color being disposed atop thesling 132; in this embodiment, the coloring is disposed on theliner 142 and coloring andliner 142 are both applied to the hair. Theliner 142 may include abody 144 and one ormore tabs 146 so that theliner 142 may be releasably coupled to thesling 132 and such that theliner 142 may be selectively released from thesling 132 whereby theliner 142 may remain with the hair receiving the color. The liner may be formed from a foil, paper, or any combination thereof. However, it will be appreciated that aliner 142 may not be used and remain within the scope of the present disclosure. - Also, as best shown in
FIG. 1 , thedevice 100 may be received and maintained in aholder 136. In one embodiment, theholder 136 is generally frustoconical in shape with an aperture 238 for receiving thehandle 102. The aperture 238 may be adapted to hold thehandle 102 in the open or closed position. It will be appreciated that any suitable device may be employed for storing thedevice 100 and remain within the scope of the present disclosure. It will further be appreciated that a holder is optional and adevice 100 without a holder is considered within the scope of the present disclosure. - In use, hair coloring is dispensed atop the
sling 132 or aliner 142 coupled to thesling 132. Hair for receiving the coloring is then disposed atop thesling 132 orliner 142. In one embodiment, thehandle 102 is closest to the scalp when the hair is disposed atop thesling 132 orliner 142. Also, the hair disposed atop thesling 132 orliner 142 is preferably generally parallel with theextensions sling 132 and/orliner 142 includes a crease 240, generally parallel with the crease 240. It will be appreciated that thesling 132 and/orliner 142 may or may not include such a crease 240. - The
handle 102 is then moved from the open position to the closed position by moving thehandle portions handle 102 is moved towards the closed position, thedevice 102 is simultaneously moved away from the scalp such that coloring is applied along the length of the hair atop thesling 132 and/or such that theliner 142 is released from thesling 132. Once coloring and/or theliner 142 has been applied along the desired length of hair (either the entire length or less than the entire length), thehandle 102 may be moved to the open position by releasing the amount of force applied to move thehandle 102 to the closed position and such that theresilient member 112 is capable of moving thehandle 102 to the open position. - While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments thereof have been shown by way of example in the drawings and are herein described in detail. It should be understood, however, that the description herein of specific embodiments is not intended to limit the invention to the particular forms disclosed.
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1. A hair coloring system comprising:
a handle, the handle comprising:
a first handle portion having a first end and a second end;
a second handle portion having a first end and a second end;
wherein the first handle portion first end is hingedly coupled to the second handle portion first end;
wherein the handle is moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another;
a first extension coupled to the first handle second end;
a second extension coupled to the second handle second end; and
a sling extending between the first extension and second extension.
2. The hair coloring system of claim 1 further comprising a resilient member disposed between the first handle portion and second handle portion and operable to bias the handle in the open position.
3. The hair coloring system of claim 1 wherein the first extension is hingedly coupled to the first handle second end; wherein the second extension is hingedly coupled to the second handle second end; and wherein each of the first extension and second extension are moveable between a working position and a stowed position.
4. The hair coloring system of claim 3 wherein the first extension is adjacent to the first handle portion when in the stowed position and wherein the second extension is adjacent to the second handle portion when in the stowed position.
5. The hair coloring system of claim 3 wherein the first extension is at an angle relative to the first handle portion when in the working position and wherein the second extension is at an angle relative to the second handle portion when in the working position.
6. The hair coloring system of claim 5 wherein the first extension is substantially perpendicular to the first handle portion when in the working position and wherein the second extension is substantially perpendicular to the second handle portion when in the working position.
7. The hair coloring system of claim 1 wherein each of the first extension and second extension include a compression plate, wherein when the handle is moved to the closed position, the compression plates are adjacent to one another with the sling therebetween.
8. The hair coloring system of claim 1 further comprising a liner, wherein the liner is adapted to be releasably coupled to the sling.
9. A hair coloring system comprising:
a handle, the handle comprising a first handle portion hingedly coupled to a second handle portion, the handle moveable between an open position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are spaced apart, and a closed position, where the first handle portion and second handle portion are adjacent to one another;
a dispensing portion comprising:
a first arm releasably coupled to the first handle portion;
a first extension coupled to the first arm;
a second arm releasably coupled to the second handle portion; and
a second extension coupled to the second arm; and
a sling extending between the first arm and second arm.
10. The hair coloring system of claim 9 further comprising a resilient member disposed between the first handle portion and second handle portion and operable to bias the handle in the open position.
11. The hair coloring system of claim 9 wherein the first extension is hingedly coupled to the first arm, and wherein the second extension is hingedly coupled to the second arm, and wherein each of the first extension and second extension are moveable between a working position and a stowed position.
12. The hair coloring system of claim 11 wherein the first extension is adjacent to the first handle portion when in the stowed position and wherein the second extension is adjacent to the second handle portion when in the stowed position.
13. The hair coloring system of claim 11 wherein the first extension is at an angle relative to the first handle portion when in the working position and wherein the second extension is at an angle relative to the second handle portion when in the working position.
14. The hair coloring system of claim 9 wherein the first arm includes a distal end adapted to be releasably received by an opening in the first handle portion, and wherein the second arm includes a distal end adapted to be releasably received by an opening in the second handle portion.
15. The hair coloring system of claim 9 further comprising a liner, wherein the liner is adapted to be releasably coupled to the sling.
16. The hair coloring system of claim 15 wherein the liner comprises a foil layer.
17. The hair coloring system of claim 16 wherein the liner further comprises a paper layer.
18. A method for coloring hair comprising:
providing a first arm and a second arm and a sling extending between the first arm and second arm;
dispensing coloring atop the sling;
placing hair atop the sling; and
moving the first arm adjacent to the second arm so as to press the hair into the coloring.
19. The method of claim 18 wherein the step of dispensing coloring atop the sling comprises releasably coupling a liner to the sling and placing coloring atop the liner.
20. The method of claim 19 further comprising releasing the liner from the sling after moving the first arm adjacent to the second arm.
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