Abstract The invention is concerned with an apparatus for generating steam and ozone, i.e. ozonized steam in a controllable quantity for the treatment of both skin and hair, wherein the steam generating boiler communicates at least by means of a nozzle with a mixing ozoning chamber wherein an ozone generating lamp is positioned. In addition to the steam and ozone generation, the apparatus is provided with means for generating a cold and hot air flow, to be connected and controlled independently from the steam and ozone generation. The above apparatus is used in combination with a hair-dryer to be used for hair treatments, in the inside thereof means are provided for supplying and spreading in a suitable manner, the steam and ozone mixture generated by the above mentioned apparatus.
Inventors
👤 Giuseppe Rigo
Bibliographic Details
Application Number—
JurisdictionUS
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Last Synchronized2026-11-09 04:38
CPC Classifications
A; A45; A45D; A45D20/00; A45D19/00; A45D19/16
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
159 words
A bonnet type hair-dryer for the treatment of hair by mixture of steam, air and ozone at different percentages of the mixture components which hair-dryer comprises a hemispherical bowl and means for supplying said mixture to the inside of the bowl and for spreading it over the user's scalp which means consist of a connector through which the mixture is fed into the bowl at the user's nape and of a plurality of tubes disposed as rays which branch from said connector and extend along the bowl inner surface at a short distance therefrom, each tube being provided with a series of regularly spaced nozzles adapted for directing said mixture towards the bowl inner surface, said bowl at its top being provided with an aeration means having an adjustable opening comprising a crown of holes through the bowl and a rotatable disk provided with a crown of holes concentric and identical to said crown of holes of the bowl.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
159 words
A bonnet type hair-dryer for the treatment of hair by mixture of steam, air and ozone at different percentages of the mixture components which hair-dryer comprises a hemispherical bowl and means for supplying said mixture to the inside of the bowl and for spreading it over the user's scalp which means consist of a connector through which the mixture is fed into the bowl at the user's nape and of a plurality of tubes disposed as rays which branch from said connector and extend along the bowl inner surface at a short distance therefrom, each tube being provided with a series of regularly spaced nozzles adapted for directing said mixture towards the bowl inner surface, said bowl at its top being provided with an aeration means having an adjustable opening comprising a crown of holes through the bowl and a rotatable disk provided with a crown of holes concentric and identical to said crown of holes of the bowl.