| CPC A46B 5/02 (2013.01) [A46B 5/0095 (2013.01); A47K 7/028 (2013.01); A46B 2200/1006 (2013.01)] | 4 Claims |
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1. A handle, for attachment to a brush head having a plate with a back side and a front side, the handle consisting of:
a top surface and a bottom surface;
a first section spanning from a proximal plane to a first distal plane, with respect to the brush head;
wherein the proximal plane is not parallel to the first distal plane along both the top surface and the bottom surface;
the first section, along the top surface, forming an obtuse angle with respect to the back side of the plate when the handle is attached to the brush head, for allowing a finger of a hand of a person to rest against the back side of the plate;
a second section spanning from the first distal plane to a terminal point, with respect to the brush head;
a first arch spanning along the top surface from the proximal plane to the terminal point, also for allowing the finger to rest;
a second arch spanning along the bottom surface from the first distal plane continuously to the terminal point;
wherein the first section has a frustoconical profile spanning from the proximal plane to the first distal plane, also for allowing the finger to rest;
wherein the frustoconical profile increases continuously in width in a 360° direction along an oblique axis between the proximal plane and the first distal plane;
wherein the first arch has a maximum point and is convex with respect to the bottom surface;
wherein the first arch ascends from the proximal plane to the maximum point and descends from the maximum point to the terminal point;
wherein the second arch also has a maximum point and is concave with respect to the top surface;
wherein the second arch ascends from the first distal plane to the maximum point and descends from the maximum point to the terminal point;
wherein the maximum point of the first arch is aligned with the maximum point of the second arch along an axis;
wherein the first arch and the second arch meet at the terminal point for allowing the second section to be held against a palm of the hand of the person;
wherein the second section decreases concavely in width from the first distal plane to a second distal plane, with respect to the brush head, to form a constriction allowing for a plurality of fingers of the hand of the person to wrap around the handle and to pinch the frustoconical profile at the first distal plane;
wherein the second section increases concavely in width from the second distal plane to a third distal plane, with respect to the brush head;
wherein the second section increases convexly in width from the third distal plane to a fourth distal plane, with respect to the brush head;
wherein the second section decreases convexly in width from the fourth distal plane to the terminal point;
wherein the terminal point is aligned with the plate of the brush head, along a transverse axis that passes from the terminal point to the plate of the brush head, when the handle is attached to the brush head; and
wherein the transverse axis passes through the proximal plane, such that the transverse axis is substantially perpendicular to the proximal plane.
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