Abstract: A hair styling apparatus is provided and can include a support surface, a fluid outlet for discharging fluid across the support surface, and a plurality of spaced hair styling projections. The plurality of spaced hair styling projections project from the support surface for styling a user's hair. The apparatus can also include a plurality of fluid flow channels. Each channel extends through a respective projection of the plurality of projections for passage of fluid discharged from the fluid outlet.

Abstract: An attachment is described for a haircare appliance. The attachment comprises an inlet for receiving an airflow, and a body comprising one or more pairs of outlets, each pair of outlets comprising a first outlet and a second outlet. The attachment further comprises a valve moveable relative to the body between a first position in which the valve occludes the first outlet and the airflow is discharged from the second outlet of each pair of outlets, and a second position in which the valve occludes the second outlet and the airflow is discharged from the first outlet of each pair of outlets. The valve comprises a sealing element that contacts the body at a position between the first and second outlets of each pair of outlets.

Abstract: An attachment is described for a haircare appliance. The attachment includes an inlet for receiving an airflow, and a plurality of outlets through which the airflow is discharged. The attachment further includes one or more members moveable between a first position and a second position. The airflow is discharged from the outlets in a clockwise direction when the members are in the first position, and the airflow is discharged from the outlets in a counterclockwise direction when the members are in the second position.

Abstract: A haircare appliance has a heater housing, a heater assembly disposed in the heater housing, a circuitry housing remote from the heater housing, and an electronic component disposed in the circuitry housing. The haircare appliance has an electrical cable extending from the circuitry housing to the heater housing, a wire disposed within the electrical cable, the wire connecting the electronic component to the heater assembly, and an attachment member attaching the electrical cable to the circuitry housing. The attachment member has a main body having a bore within which the electrical cable is held. The attachment member has first and second arms extending from the main body, the first arm engaged with a first side of the circuitry housing, and the second arm engaged with a second side of the circuitry housing. The second side of the circuitry housing is opposite to the first side of the circuitry housing.