US20230232973A1 - Hairbrush with portable pump container - Google Patents
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- This invention has been made by the members of MIMURA Seminar, College of Law, Nihon Univ. as a team.
- This invention relates to a hairbrush, and more particularly to a portable hairbrush, which is dedicated to applying hairdressing, having a container in which the hairdressing can be carried, suitable for applying hairdressing without directly soiling the hands.
- a hairbrush includes a brush portion and a handheld portion, and has been used to condition hair.
- a hairbrush to comb hair using a hairdressing
- An object of the present invention is to solve the above problem, which is solved by providing a hairbrush having a body, the body having a first brush with a through-hole on its surface and a second brush without a through-hole on its surface, and the body further having a passage in which hairdressing is flowed, wherein one end of the first brush is connected to the passage and the other end is exposed; a grip, the grip having a container for storing hairdressing; and a pump for sending the hairdressing stored in the container to the first brush via the passage.
- FIG. 1 shows a front view of a hairbrush with a container capable of storing hairdressing materials, according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 A shows is a side cross-sectional view showing the internal structure of the hairbrush of the present invention
- FIG. 2 B shows an enlarged perspective view of a feed valve used in a pump mechanism
- FIG. 3 shows an enlarged perspective view of the structure connecting a grip that stores the hairdressing liquid and a body of the hairbrush, according to the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged perspective view of a brush of the hairbrush, according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a front view of a hairbrush 100 with a container 2 capable of storing hairdressing
- FIG. 2 A shows a side cross-sectional view of the internal structure of the hairbrush 100 .
- the hairbrush 100 of the present invention includes a body 11 formed of plastic, a grip 13 formed of plastic, and a pump mechanism 50 . On the surface of the body 11 , a plurality of cylindrical-shaped brushes 1 are formed in a grid pattern wherein the brushes 1 are formed of plastic or silicon rubber.
- a passage 10 for hairdressing materials is formed inside the body.
- brushes 1 a and 1 b There are two types of brushes 1 a and 1 b : a first brush 1 a formed within the hairdressing spout area 20 and a second brush 1 b formed outside the hairdressing spout area 20 .
- Each brush 1 a has a through-hole 1 c in the longitudinal direction. One end of the through-hole 1 c is exposed and the other end is connected to the passage 10 .
- the through-hole 1 c at the one end is cross-shaped, as shown in FIG. 4 .
- the hairdressing is designed to spouted through the exposed part of through-hole 1 c .
- the hairdressing may be used in foam of gel.
- the diameter of the through-hole 1 c depends on the type of hairdressing, and if foam is used for hairdressing, it should be about 1 mm, and if gel is used for hairdressing, it should be about 3 mm.
- the number of the brushes 1 a formed within the hairdressing spout area 20 is about 15, which is about 25% of the total number of the brushes 1 . No through-holes are formed in the second brush 1 b.
- a grip 13 includes a container 2 that can store hairdressing.
- the grip 13 is detachably connected to a part of the main body 11 .
- the body 11 has a first screw 15 a at its one end, and the grip 13 has a second screw 15 b at its one end.
- the grip 13 is connected to the body 11 by engaging the first screw 15 a and the second screw 15 b.
- the pump mechanism 50 includes a nozzle 3 that sucks up the hairdressing stored in the container 2 from its one end, a first outward opening valve 4 for preventing backflow formed at the other end of the nozzle 3 , a feed valve 5 movable in the vertical direction for sucking up the hairdressing wherein it includes a through-hole 5 a and a second upward opening valve 5 b for opening and closing the through-hole 5 a as shown in detail in FIG. 2 B , a push rod 7 being connected to the feed valve 5 at it one end, which controls the movement of the feed valve 5 , a handle 8 being connected to the other end of the push rod 7 and a storage tank 9 for storing hairdressing carried from the container 2 through the nozzle 3 .
- the hairdressing is carried from the tank 9 to the first brush 1 a through the passage 10 .
- a method of using the hairbrush 100 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 2 as follows. First, the grip 13 is detached from the body 11 , and the hairdressing is poured into the container 2 located in the grip 13 . The grip 13 is then connected to the body 11 such that one end of the nozzle 3 is located in the container 2 . After that, the handle 8 is pulled up so that the first outward opening valve 4 attached to the nozzle 3 at its other end opens. As the result of this movement, the hairdressing material in the container 2 is sucked up, and temporarily stored in the tank 9 .
- the tank 9 in the area where the push rod 7 is connected is tapered, so that the feed valve 5 stops when it moves to that area.
- the hairdressing being temporarily stored in the tank 9 is spouted from the tip of the brush 1 a by the following movements.
- the feed valve 5 is moved down toward the first outward opening valve 4 .
- the second outward opening valve 5 b is released by being pushed by the hairdressing stored in the tank 9 .
- the hairdressing moves to the brush 1 a through the passage 10 , and the hairdressing is spouted from the tip of the brush 1 a via the through-hole 1 c.
- the hairbrush 100 having such a structure, when the hairbrush 100 is used for combing the hair with the hairdressing material it is not necessary to clean up the hand because the hairdressing material never comes in direct contact with the hands.
- the hairdressing material can be used with oil-state material.
- the through-hole 1 c in the FIG. 4 is illustrated in cross-shaped, the cross-shaped cut at the exposed end is required in the embodiment so that the through-hole may be cylindrical shaped.
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A hairbrush incudes a body, the body having a first brush with a through-hole on its surface and a second brush without a through-hole on its surface, and the body further having a passage in which hairdressing is flowed, wherein one end of the first brush is connected to the passage and the other end is exposed; a grip, the grip having a container for storing hairdressing; and a pump for sending the hairdressing stored in the container to the first brush via the passage.
Description
- This invention has been made by the members of MIMURA Seminar, College of Law, Nihon Univ. as a team. This invention relates to a hairbrush, and more particularly to a portable hairbrush, which is dedicated to applying hairdressing, having a container in which the hairdressing can be carried, suitable for applying hairdressing without directly soiling the hands.
- In the related arts, a hairbrush includes a brush portion and a handheld portion, and has been used to condition hair. When using such a hairbrush to comb hair using a hairdressing, it was necessary to spread an oil or gel hairdressing on the palm of the hand, and then to apply the hairdressing to the hair with that hand. This naturally required washing that hand with detergent after applying the hairdressing. In other words, water was used, followed by the use of a handkerchief, etc., which was neither time-consuming nor economically desirable.
- An object of the present invention is to solve the above problem, which is solved by providing a hairbrush having a body, the body having a first brush with a through-hole on its surface and a second brush without a through-hole on its surface, and the body further having a passage in which hairdressing is flowed, wherein one end of the first brush is connected to the passage and the other end is exposed; a grip, the grip having a container for storing hairdressing; and a pump for sending the hairdressing stored in the container to the first brush via the passage.
- The invention will be more specifically described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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FIG. 1 shows a front view of a hairbrush with a container capable of storing hairdressing materials, according to an embodiment of the present invention, -
FIG. 2A shows is a side cross-sectional view showing the internal structure of the hairbrush of the present invention, -
FIG. 2B shows an enlarged perspective view of a feed valve used in a pump mechanism, -
FIG. 3 shows an enlarged perspective view of the structure connecting a grip that stores the hairdressing liquid and a body of the hairbrush, according to the present invention, and -
FIG. 4 shows an enlarged perspective view of a brush of the hairbrush, according to the present invention. - The preferred embodiment of the invention as a portable hairbrush dedicated to the application of hairdressing with a container for carrying hairdressing is explained together with drawings as follows. In each drawing, the same reference numbers designate the same or similar components through all embodiments.
FIG. 1 shows a front view of ahairbrush 100 with acontainer 2 capable of storing hairdressing, andFIG. 2A shows a side cross-sectional view of the internal structure of thehairbrush 100. Thehairbrush 100 of the present invention includes abody 11 formed of plastic, agrip 13 formed of plastic, and apump mechanism 50. On the surface of thebody 11, a plurality of cylindrical-shaped brushes 1 are formed in a grid pattern wherein thebrushes 1 are formed of plastic or silicon rubber. Also, apassage 10 for hairdressing materials is formed inside the body. There are two types ofbrushes first brush 1 a formed within thehairdressing spout area 20 and asecond brush 1 b formed outside thehairdressing spout area 20. Eachbrush 1 a has a through-hole 1 c in the longitudinal direction. One end of the through-hole 1 c is exposed and the other end is connected to thepassage 10. The through-hole 1 c at the one end is cross-shaped, as shown inFIG. 4 . The hairdressing is designed to spouted through the exposed part of through-hole 1 c. The hairdressing may be used in foam of gel. The diameter of the through-hole 1 c depends on the type of hairdressing, and if foam is used for hairdressing, it should be about 1 mm, and if gel is used for hairdressing, it should be about 3 mm. The number of thebrushes 1 a formed within thehairdressing spout area 20 is about 15, which is about 25% of the total number of thebrushes 1. No through-holes are formed in thesecond brush 1 b. - A
grip 13 includes acontainer 2 that can store hairdressing. Thegrip 13 is detachably connected to a part of themain body 11. As shown inFIG. 3 thebody 11 has a first screw 15 a at its one end, and thegrip 13 has a second screw 15 b at its one end. Thegrip 13 is connected to thebody 11 by engaging the first screw 15 a and the second screw 15 b. - The
pump mechanism 50 includes anozzle 3 that sucks up the hairdressing stored in thecontainer 2 from its one end, a first outwardopening valve 4 for preventing backflow formed at the other end of thenozzle 3, afeed valve 5 movable in the vertical direction for sucking up the hairdressing wherein it includes a through-hole 5 a and a second upwardopening valve 5 b for opening and closing the through-hole 5 a as shown in detail inFIG. 2B , apush rod 7 being connected to thefeed valve 5 at it one end, which controls the movement of thefeed valve 5, ahandle 8 being connected to the other end of thepush rod 7 and astorage tank 9 for storing hairdressing carried from thecontainer 2 through thenozzle 3. As described above, the hairdressing is carried from thetank 9 to thefirst brush 1 a through thepassage 10. - A method of using the
hairbrush 100 of the present invention will be described with reference toFIG. 2 as follows. First, thegrip 13 is detached from thebody 11, and the hairdressing is poured into thecontainer 2 located in thegrip 13. Thegrip 13 is then connected to thebody 11 such that one end of thenozzle 3 is located in thecontainer 2. After that, thehandle 8 is pulled up so that the first outwardopening valve 4 attached to thenozzle 3 at its other end opens. As the result of this movement, the hairdressing material in thecontainer 2 is sucked up, and temporarily stored in thetank 9. - The
tank 9 in the area where thepush rod 7 is connected is tapered, so that thefeed valve 5 stops when it moves to that area. After that, the hairdressing being temporarily stored in thetank 9 is spouted from the tip of thebrush 1 a by the following movements. By pushing thehandle 8, thefeed valve 5 is moved down toward the first outwardopening valve 4. So, the second outward openingvalve 5 b is released by being pushed by the hairdressing stored in thetank 9. Then, the hairdressing moves to thebrush 1 a through thepassage 10, and the hairdressing is spouted from the tip of thebrush 1 a via the through-hole 1 c. - According the
hairbrush 100 having such a structure, when thehairbrush 100 is used for combing the hair with the hairdressing material it is not necessary to clean up the hand because the hairdressing material never comes in direct contact with the hands. - While the invention has been described with reference to illustrative embodiments, this description is not intended to be construed in a limiting sense. Thus, shapes, size and physical relationship of each component are roughly illustrated so the scope of the invention should not be construed to be limited to them. Further, to clarify the components of the invention, hatching is partially omitted in the cross-sectional views. Moreover, the numerical description in the embodiment described above is one of the preferred examples in the preferred embodiment so that the scope of the invention should not be construed to limit them.
- Various other modifications of the illustrated embodiment will be apparent to those skilled in the art on reference to this description. For example, the hairdressing material can be used with oil-state material. Further, although the through-
hole 1 c in theFIG. 4 is illustrated in cross-shaped, the cross-shaped cut at the exposed end is required in the embodiment so that the through-hole may be cylindrical shaped.
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1. A hairbrush, comprising:
a body, the body having a first brush with a through-hole on its surface and a second brush without a through-hole on its surface, and the body further having a passage in which hairdressing is flowed, wherein one end of the first brush is connected to the passage and the other end is exposed;
a grip, the grip having a container for storing hairdressing; and
a pump for sending the hairdressing stored in the container to the first brush via the passage.
2. A hairbrush as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the body is made of plastic and the first and second brushes are formed of silicone rubber.
3. A hairbrush as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the exposed end of the through-hole formed in the first brush is cross-shaped.
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