FLEXIBLE SEAMLESS HAIR CLAMP
First Claim
1. A flexible seamless hair clamp, comprising:
- a contiguous body portion having a first leg member having a unitary first distal end and opposite thereto a first lever region, and a second leg member having a unitary second distal end and opposite thereto a second lever region;
a curved bridging portion disposed between and formed integrally with the first and second leg members proximate to the first and second lever regions, the bridging portion connecting the first and second leg members in a manner such that each is oppositely juxtaposed with respect to each other and arranged to bias the distal ends into proximate contact with one another; and
the first leg member, curved bridging portion and second leg member defining a continuous concave surface within the contiguous body.
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Abstract
This invention provides a flexible seamless hair clamp. More specifically, the flexible seamless hair clamp has a contiguous body portion. The contiguous body portion has a first leg member having a unitary first distal end and opposite thereto a first lever region, and a second leg member having a unitary second distal end and opposite thereto a second lever region. A curved bridging portion is disposed between and formed integrally with the first and second leg members proximate to the first and second lever regions. The bridging portion connects the first and second leg members in a manner such that each is oppositely juxtaposed with respect to each other and arranged to bias the distal ends into proximate contact with one another. Collectively, the first leg member, curved bridging portion and second leg member define a continuous concave surface within the contiguous body.
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25 Claims
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1. A flexible seamless hair clamp, comprising:
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a contiguous body portion having a first leg member having a unitary first distal end and opposite thereto a first lever region, and a second leg member having a unitary second distal end and opposite thereto a second lever region; a curved bridging portion disposed between and formed integrally with the first and second leg members proximate to the first and second lever regions, the bridging portion connecting the first and second leg members in a manner such that each is oppositely juxtaposed with respect to each other and arranged to bias the distal ends into proximate contact with one another; and the first leg member, curved bridging portion and second leg member defining a continuous concave surface within the contiguous body. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A flexible seamless hair clamp, comprising:
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a curved first leg member having a unitary first distal end and opposite thereto a first lever region, the curved first leg member further having an inner surface; a curved second leg member having a unitary second distal end and opposite thereto a second lever region, the curved second leg member further having an inner surface; and a curved bridging portion seamlessly connecting the first leg member to the second leg member in facing opposition, the curved bridging portion disposed between the first and second leg members proximate to the first and second lever regions, the bridging portion having an inner surface and opposite thereto an outer surface, the inner surface facing the inner surface of the first leg member and the inner surface of the second leg member and providing a continuous hair-friendly concave surface from the first distal end to the second distal end, the curved bridging portion biasing the first distal end and the second distal end into close proximate contact. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A flexible seamless hair clamp, comprising:
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a hair receiving aperture defined by a first continuous concave curved surface following a longitudinal centerline extending from a unitary first distal end through a midsection to a unitary second distal end; a continuous outer surface opposite from the first continuous concave curved surface, the continuous outer surface and the first continuous curved surfaces provided by a compliant material with initial state memory, the initial state memory biasing the first distal end and the second distal end towards one another; and a pair of lever regions integral to the outer surface, the lever regions proximate to and on either side of the midsection opposite from the first and second distal ends. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
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