Electrical hair remover

• US 20060130335A1
• Filed: 12/18/2004
• Published: 06/22/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 12/18/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Chi Ming Suen
• Original Assignee: Chi Ming Suen
• Inventors: Suen, Chi Ming
• Application Number:
  US11/016,471
• Publication Number:
  US 20060130335A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 30/34.50
• CPC Class Codes: A45D 2200/1018 comprising a pad, i.e. a cushion-like mass of soft material, with or without gripping means
• CPC Class Codes: A45D 2200/1054 Abrasive cosmetic skin peeling or scrubbing
• CPC Class Codes: A45D 26/0004 by abrasion

Abstract

An electrical device removes body and facial hair and dead skin cells by buffing and abrading by rotating motion. The electrical hair removing device has one, two or three abrasive surfaces for pressing against hairy skin to exfoliate the skin and abrade the hair by automatic and continual electronically controlled rotational movement in the same direction. Hooks and loops removably attach each abrasive surface to a circular base driven in rotation. The two or three abrasive surfaces can be controlled to rotate at different speeds. The two or three abrasive surfaces can also be controlled to rotate in alternating directions and at different speeds.

Claims

1. An electrical hair removing device comprising an:

abrasive surface for pressing against hairy skin to exfoliate the skin and abrade the hair by automatic and continual electronically controlled rotational movement in the same direction.

3. The hair removing device of claim 1 wherein speed of the rotational movement is controllable.

4. The hair removing device of claim 1 wherein:

said movement is rotational and in alternating directions; and

the abrasive surface is removably attached by hooks and loops to a circular base driven in rotation.

5. The hair removing device of claim 4 wherein speed of the alternating rotational movement is controllable.

2. The hair removing device of claim 2 wherein the abrasive surface is removably attached by hooks and loops to a circular base driven in rotation.

6. An electrical hair removing device comprising two coplanar and concentrically disposed abrasive surfaces rotating about a single rotational axis for pressing against hairy skin to exfoliate the skin and abrade the hair by automatic and continual electronically controlled rotational movement in the same direction.

7. The hair removing device of claim 6 wherein said two abrasive surfaces rotate at different speeds.

8. The hair removing device of claim 7 wherein said different speeds for each abrasive surface are controllable.

9. The hair removing device of claim 6 wherein:

each of said two abrasive surfaces rotate in alternating directions; and

each of said two abrasive surfaces rotate in alternating directions at different speeds.

10. The hair removing device of claim 9 wherein said different speeds for each abrasive surface are controllable.

11. The hair removing device of claim 6 wherein:

one of said two abrasive surfaces is removably attached by hooks and loops to a first base;

the second of said two abrasive surfaces is removably attached by hooks and loops to a second base concentrically disposed to the first base; and

the first and second base are each driven to rotate about a single rotational axis.

12. An electrical hair removing device comprising three coplanar abrasive surfaces rotating on three different axes located at the vertices of a virtual triangle for pressing against hairy skin to exfoliate the skin and abrade the hair by automatic and continual electronically controlled rotational movement in the same direction.

13. The hair removing device of claim 12 wherein said three abrasive surfaces rotate at different speeds.

14. The hair removing device of claim 13 wherein said different speeds for the three abrasive surfaces are controllable.

15. The hair removing device of claim 12 wherein each of said three abrasive surfaces rotate in alternating directions.

16. The hair removing device of claim 15 wherein each of said three abrasive surfaces rotate in alternating directions at different speeds.

17. The hair removing device of claim 16 wherein said different speeds for the three abrasive surfaces are controllable.

18. The hair removing device of claim 12 wherein each of said three abrasive surfaces is removably attached by hooks and loops to a base driven to rotate about a single rotational axis.