Abstract: The present invention relates to a removable comb (1) comprising a latch (5) enabling said comb (1) to be attached to clippers (6) during use, said latch (5) being positioned on an arch (3), the curvature of which increases when pressure is applied to the sides of the arch, the increase in curvature of the arch (3) leading to the unlatching of the comb (1).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a motorized hair roller winder, comprising a handle and a rotary drum driven by a motor allowing, during use, to wind a lock of hair around said hair roller fixed beforehand on the winder, characterized in that said winder comprises integrated heating means allowing to heat the hair roller until said hair roller is removed from the rotary drum.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a motorized beard trimmer comprising a cutting unit with a cutting mechanism defining a cutting line and a comb defining a support point, said cutting unit being mounted so as to tilt on a handle, wherein the tilting axis of the cutting unit, the cutting line and the support point of the comb are globally aligned or superimposed, allowing said cutting unit to be automatically positioned tangentially to the shape of the face during trimming of the beard.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an epilator comprising a holder and a deformable unitary epilating element prestressed into a curved configuration and mounted rotatably on said holder, said unitary element being made up of a plurality of adjacent discs connected together by spacers and hinge elements arranged in such a way as to form a pivot line for two adjacent discs which, when said unitary element is being used by being rotated, each pivot with their neighbor and form a diverging region where certain discs are parted from each other leaving open spaces, and a converging compression region where certain discs are pressed against each other, forming tweezers which pinch and remove the hairs from the skin.

Abstract: This invention relates to a hair clipper with a cutting mechanism and a cutting guide, said cutting mechanism defining a cutting line and said cutting guide comprising a foot with an angled bearing surface, the distance between said cutting line and said angled bearing surface of the foot determining the length at which the hair is cut, which clipper has a control member which, when the cutting length is adapted, allows said cutting line and said angled bearing surface of the foot to move relative to each other along a curved path.