JP2006517821A - Masking tool for hairdressers - Google Patents

Abstract

According to one aspect of the present invention, there is a masking tool for hairdresser (1) for masking a selected hair component from another hair component while processing the selected component, the masking tool comprising: At least two panels (2, 3) of flexible sheet material, pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the panels, and then in use In the hairdresser masking tool (1) comprising the at least two panels (2, 3) that can be brought close together to envelop selected hair tips components, the masking tool is a processing process substance or a processing substance A masking tool (1) for a beautician is provided, further comprising a bag-shaped storage unit for storing the spare of the hairdresser. The reservoir (52) is preferably provided in the area of the masking tool remote from the end of the masking tool near the scalp in use.

Description

  The present invention relates to a masking device for a beautician, and in particular, the selected hair component is engaged with the selected hair component while being processed by, for example, a decoloring method or a hair dyeing method, and the selected hair component is separated from other hair components. The present invention relates to a masking tool suitable for masking.

  Many techniques are known that can process selected hair components while masking them from unselected hair components. For example, European Patent No. 0,122,145 is a hairdresser masking sheet that includes a substrate made of a flexible material with an adhesive strip held between the selected hairs before processing. The beautician masking sheet is disclosed which is attached to the tip component and quickly removes the selected hair tip component from the substrate after processing. The masking sheet for the beautician includes two rectangular panels having substantially the same dimensions, and the rectangular panels are welded to each other along a common edge so as to form a hinge extending in the width direction. The panels can rotate relative to each other in the center. With this hinged connection, the panels can be pivoted to receive selected hair components between the panels, and the panels can be brought into close proximity to each other to enclose the selected hair components. The selected hair component can be subjected to a treatment process within the envelope formed in this way.

In one known example, the masking sheet includes a first panel made of an opaque flexible sheet material, such as polyester, and a substantially transparent flexible sheet material welded to the first panel along a common edge. 2 panels. This transparent panel allows the hairdresser to monitor the progress of the hair dyeing / bleaching process.
European Patent No. 0,122,145

  There are a number of disadvantages and disadvantages associated with beautician masking sheets of the type described in EP 0,122,145. For example, when the adhesive fixing means (one piece) is brought into contact with a large number of substances among the substances used for treating the selected hair, the adhesive fixing means (one piece) becomes ineffective. For this reason, the device is prone to instability and often slips from the selected hair and therefore needs to be repositioned or replaced. Furthermore, the piece of adhesive material becomes an obstacle to the processing substance. Thus, it is difficult to process the entire selected hair within the envelope, in particular to treat the root of the selected hair component that remains on the other side of the adhesive strip in use outside the envelope. It is difficult. Furthermore, a problem experienced by beauticians is excessive application of treatment substances. For example, if too much treatment material is applied to the hair or applied to the interior of the envelope, the selected hair may be over-treated, treatment material is wasted, Excess processing solution may leak. The latter can be particularly problematic when excess treatment solution falls on the clothes of a person undergoing this treatment process and the clothes are bleached or bleached. If too much treatment solution is applied and excessive treatment occurs, the selected hair tends to become entangled with nearby hair components when the treatment solution is washed away and the hair is dried. As a result, when the selected hair is then combed, some of the selected components may be cut off. This problem arises from the fact that the cuticle of the hair rises during overtreatment, and the cuticle that has risen entangles with the cuticle of the nearby hair component, and causes the hair to become tangled when the hair dries.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a beautician that masks a selected hair component from another hair component while processing the selected component, wherein the masking device is flexible. At least two panels of sheet material pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels and then the selected hair tip in use. In the beautician masking device comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to enclose the ingredients, the masking device further comprises a bag-like storage pouch for storing a treatment process material or treatment material reserve. A masking device for beauticians characterized by

  The pouch is preferably provided in a masking device region away from the end of the masking device near the scalp in use. In a preferred embodiment, the pouch is provided in the masking tool region furthest from the end of the masking tool near the scalp.

  The panels are preferably hinged together along their respective edges of the masking tool, and the pouch is preferably located near the hinge between the panels.

  Each adjacent panel can be partially sealed together to provide a partially sealed pouch between each adjacent panel or between each pair of adjacent panels. It is desirable to open one side of the pouch to receive excess treatment liquid applied to the selected hair component in use.

  In a preferred embodiment of this aspect of the invention, a single window of substantially transparent material is provided in the pouch. The window allows the hairdresser to observe the level of surplus in the reservoir in use, whether working in other areas of the hairdresser salon or working on other hair tips. it can. If it carries out like this, when the storage part is likely to overflow, it can alert a beautician not to leak from the storage part.

  The reservoir can be a processing material container, preferably a liquid processing material container. The reservoir can function to receive extra processing material or to incorporate processing material or processing material reserves before processing takes place. The reservoir may be provided with an absorptive substance, a porous substance or a treatment neutralizing agent, which can be used for wiping, storing or neutralizing the treatment substance.

  The reservoir is preferably formed in an area of the sheet remote from the scalp, i.e. in the sheet area remote from the scalp, and preferably in use from the scalp of the sheet. It is desirable to form in a remote part. The storage part is preferably formed in the vicinity of the rotating part (hinge) connecting the parts of the sheet. The reservoir may be a recessed pouch, blister pouch, or bubble pouch formed in one or more parts (each panel) of the sheet, or one or more parts (each panel) of the sheet. Can include a hollow pouch, a blister pouch, or a bubble pouch formed by. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the reservoir includes a depression, blister, or bubble formed near the hinge between the two panels.

  The reservoir is preferably made of a flexible material and selectively made of an elastic material. By the elastic material, the storage unit can hold the volume of the storage unit even after squeezing, for example.

  In a further particularly preferred embodiment, the two panels are partially sealed to form a flap or tab formed therein, and from the integratable envelope into the reservoir. In addition, or vice versa, means are provided for pouring the liquid.

  One or more flow paths can be formed in the sheet material or in selected portions of the sheet material to allow liquid to flow into or out of the storage. Similarly, one or more channels can be formed in the sheet that can disperse liquid from end to end in one region of the sheet.

  The reservoir can be sealed before use. In the present embodiment, the storage unit can store a treatment substance or a reserve of the treatment substance. For example, a brittle seal can be provided that breaks so that treatment material can be placed in the envelope to treat the hair. Alternatively or in addition, the reservoir can be used to replenish the treatment material in the envelope. For example, treatment material flows into and accumulates in the reservoir so that when the reservoir is squeezed, the treatment material is re-applied to the selected hair in the envelope while pushing the treatment material from the reservoir into the envelope. it can. After a while, when the beautician observed the progress of the treatment from the window or from the transparent front sheet, the application of the object was not uniform and a part of the selected hair component was missed, and the rest If the hairdresser clearly knows that the hair composition and color of the hair will not change, the thumb and forefinger can be used to push the excess from the reservoir to the area that was not applied during the initial application. .

  The reservoir can be used to contain a reserve of processing material. For example, the reservoir can store a dye reserve or a bleach reserve. In use, the hairdresser applies the first reserve to the selected hair component and integrates the panels to wrap the hair. The reservoir can then be opened, for example, by breaking a brittle seal, so that the second reserve ejects from the reservoir and the reserve contacts the hair. Next, a reaction between the spares occurs to process the selected hair. This is particularly advantageous since a relatively clear process can be obtained. For example, handling of complicated processing substances and harmful processing substances before application to the hair is avoided.

  The capacity of the reservoir is preferably from 0.1 ml to 5 ml, more preferably from 0.25 ml to 3 ml, and most preferably about 2 ml.

  In each embodiment of the present invention, it is desirable that the sheet is entirely or partially composed of a flexible polymer material such as polyolefin. Instead, a part of the sheet or the entire sheet may be made of a metal foil material. Desirably, at least certain areas of the sheet are opaque, a light colored material is desirable, and a substantially white material is desirable. In one embodiment of the present invention, the opaque sheet includes a window made of a transparent material through which the selected hair component can be viewed. In another preferred embodiment, the masking tool comprises a metal foil sheet material or the like laminated with a thin film of a material such as transparent polyester.

  The sheet material is preferably rectangular, more preferably a strip rectangular material. In some embodiments, for example, if there is one reservoir, an extension of non-rectangular sheet material can be provided.

  The two panels of the sheet are preferably composed of areas having substantially the same area. It is particularly preferred that when two panels are integrated, one panel can be substantially polymerized to the other panel. Each of the panels can be formed of a single sheet made of a material provided with a rotating portion capable of forming an envelope by integrating or bringing the two panels together. The rotating part may be a hinge such as the hinge generated by flexibly deforming the sheet material to form a hinge, for example. Alternatively, the masking sheet can be formed of two separate panels that are attached to each other, such as by welding or heat sealing, to form the pivoting portion. The rotating part is preferably a hinge extending in the width direction.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a hairdresser that masks a selected hair component from other hair components while processing the selected component, the masking device being flexible. At least two panels of sheet material pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels and then the selected hair tip in use. The hairdresser masking device comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to wrap the ingredients, wherein the masking device further comprises a securing means near one edge of the masking tool and the masking assisting means A liquid transmission channel suitable for allowing the liquid to flow easily in the direction of the edge of the sheet via the fixing means. It is formed to provide a masking tool for hairdresser, wherein.

  The present invention provides many advantages over the prior art. For example, the liquid transfer channel may allow a higher percentage of selected hair to be processed, especially for hair close to the edge of the masking device, such as the portion of the hair near the scalp. .

  In a preformed embodiment, the liquid transmission channel facilitates liquid flow with the enclosed hair component toward the root of the hair component by capillary action. By the fixing means, the masking substrate can be accurately positioned with respect to the selected hair component such that the masking substrate contacts the scalp at the hair tip. This is particularly advantageous when it is necessary to decolorize or dye the selected hair, which ensures that the entire hair component outside the scalp is processed. Further, the fixing means can accurately position the masking substrate in the longitudinal direction of the selected hair component in a state of being separated from the scalp, so that, for example, the lower portion of the selected hair component between the scalp and the masking substrate, Only selected portions of the selected hair component can be processed.

  The securing means may be mechanical engagement means. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the securing means comprises an adhesive material and desirably comprises a pressure sensitive adhesive. Such an adhesive may be suitable for adhering to the hair and / or adjacent sheet material. When the fixing means is an adhesive, a continuous or discontinuous adhesive layer can be applied to a portion of one or more panels. The adhesive may be in the form of a piece of adhesive or in the form of a dotted group of adhesives. The adhesive may be embedded in the surface of the sheet or may be raised on the surface of the sheet.

  Desirably, a securing means is disposed on one or both of the panels that are integrated to form the envelope. The fixing means may be mounted on the outer surface of the sheet, that is, on the outer surface of the envelope in use. In this embodiment, the securing means can be used to secure the sheet to the hair component outside the envelope and / or to the adjacent sheet material.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment, the fixing means are discontinuous. For example, when the adhesive is formed on the inner surface of the envelope, it is particularly advantageous to provide a flow path in the vicinity of each part of the adhesive that allows the treatment substance to pass between the parts of the adhesive. This allows a larger area of selected hair to be processed. Furthermore, the treatment substance is movable towards the edge of the sheet, thereby providing a mechanism for the treatment substance to contact each part of the hair near the scalp. In this embodiment, the panels can be adapted to provide a space between the panels that facilitates the movement of the treatment solution by capillary action. Such a space can be obtained by a separating means such as a protrusion on the surface of the panel, or the fixing means such as an adhesive piece can be the separating means. The surface in the flow channel region of each panel can be treated or coated to facilitate capillary action.

  In another embodiment, a flap or strap of material that folds across a selected hair component and attaches to a portion of one of the panels so that the portion of the panel and the flap or strap The flap or strap can be provided with the hair in between. In this way, the hair component is placed on the panel and the flap or strap is folded across the hair component to secure the sheet to the hair. Processing can then be applied and the envelope is closed. The flap or strap itself may include a securing means such as an adhesive that secures the flap or strap to the hair and / or the respective panel.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a beautician that masks a selected hair component from another hair component while processing the selected component, the masking device being flexible. At least two panels of sheet material pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels and then the selected hair tip in use. The hairdresser masking device comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to enclose an ingredient, wherein the first panel of the masking device comprises an encircling securing means or a partial encircling securing means, the securing means comprising Forming holes in the first panel that can contact the hair component, thereby fixing the sheet to the hair. To provide a masking tool for hairdressers to butterflies.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention, a flap is provided that preferably extends from a portion of one panel near the scalp in use. The flap is preferably pivotally mounted to one panel of the masking and sheet. Desirably, the flap can be folded back to engage a corresponding portion of the panel and / or engage a single material interposed between the panel and the flap. Alternatively, a part of each panel may consist of a two-ply laminated structure that can be interleaved with one fixing means. Each such structure desirably provides one enclosure or partial enclosure capable of securing one securing means. Desirably, a hole is provided in the flap and / or in the panel portion adjacent to the flap through which the fixing means can engage the selected hair component. It is desirable that the hole penetrates the rotating part and that the flap is attached to the panel via the rotating part. In this way, a comb-like structure can be obtained, and the panel and the flap have the teeth of the comb, and the holes serve as gaps between the teeth. Since one fixing means can be interposed between the flap and the panel, the fixing means can be viewed in the gaps between the teeth of the comb structure.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment, the sheet to form a second envelope (as opposed to the first envelope formed by bringing the two panels of the mask close together, hereinafter referred to as the first envelope). The surrounding fixing means can be formed by folding the periphery of the mask and by interposing the fixing means between the two panels of the masking. In these embodiments, the anchoring means can be adapted to contact the hair component both inside and outside the first envelope in use, provided that the anchoring means is in the hole. The fixing means does not engage the adjacent sheets, so that the sheets can be easily stacked or packaged, and one sheet is not fixed to the other sheet.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment, the fixing means can be contacted through the hole by a selected hair component from the inside of the envelope, and the fixing means can be by hair or an adjacent sheet from the outside of the envelope. Can be contacted. As a result, a plurality of fixed contacts are obtained, and the stability of the apparatus is increased.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking sheet for a beautician that masks a selected hair component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking sheet is selected. In the masking sheet for a beautician comprising two parts relatively rotatable so that one part is brought close to the other part so as to wrap the hair component, each tooth is provided on a part of the sheet, and the sheet Providing a masking sheet for a hairdresser, characterized in that the portion is adapted to receive a hair component in each gap between the teeth.

  Another problem encountered by hair color beauticians and the like arises when a masking sheet made of a substantially opaque material, such as a metal foil, is used to mask the selected hair component. With such an opaque sheet, the hair color beautician cannot easily monitor the hair dyeing process or the decoloring process unless the envelope formed by the masking sheet around the selected hair component is opened. This is an important consideration because, as the hair grows from the scalp, the hair accepts oxygen from the surroundings and a hardening effect known as keratinization occurs. Keratinization or maximal keratinization takes about 6 weeks for normal hair, which is equivalent to a growth of about 25 millimeters (1 inch). Thus, the first 25 millimeters of hair from the root are not completely keratinized and absorb the active chemicals of hair treatments used for hair dyeing and decolorization relatively easily. The remaining long hair is completely keratinized, so it is hard and the tissue becomes horny. As the hardness of keratinized hair increases, it becomes much more difficult for chemicals to penetrate the hair, which increases the amount of time required to absorb the chemicals and thus increases the processing time. This is not necessarily a problem when making selected hair stand out by decolorization, because it is the desired effect to remove all the dye from the root to the tip, as well as the entire hair tip. This is also the case when the hair is dyed darker than the original color of the hair. However, when the entire hair end is dyed lighter than the original color of the hair, the difference in processing time is significant, and now hair color beauticians first apply treatment substances to the middle length and end of the hair. It is necessary to wait for a predetermined amount of time, for example 20 minutes after application, after which the same treatment substance is finally applied to the root to make the hair dye uniform. Therefore, when using an opaque masking sheet such as a metal foil, the hair color beautician regularly checks that the root has been sufficiently processed so that the root is the same color as the rest of the keratinized hair. There is a need. For this reason, as described above, the hair color beautician needs to open the envelope formed of the metal foil periodically in order to observe the degree of the hair dyeing process.

  Therefore, hairdressers can easily monitor the color of the hair being processed in the non-keratinized (or not completely keratinized) hair area near the scalp and remove the metal foil and other opaque materials. There is a need for an improved masking tool that does not need to be opened, or at least need not be opened, and that includes the masking sheet.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a hairdresser for masking a component at the tip of a selected hair from another hair component while processing the selected component, wherein the masking device is flexible. At least two panels of sheet material, pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels, and to wrap the selected hair tip component in use In the beautician masking device comprising the at least two panels that can be in close proximity to each other, one edge of the generally opaque front panel is the root of the selected hair component being processed within the envelope near the scalp. There is provided a masking tool for a beautician, characterized by having at least one window for observing a portion.

  In a preferred embodiment, the front panel is also provided with a second window spaced from the edge for observing a portion of the envelope other than the root of the selected hair component.

  In this embodiment of the present invention, the advantage of the two-window structure (upper edge window and second window) is that the hair color beautician uses the hair non-keratinized root, the hair keratinized intermediate part and the keratinized hair. The different activation stages of the treatment substances at the edges and at the edges can be easily monitored. Thanks to the windows, a hair color beautician can monitor this process from a distance, for example while working somewhere in the hair color beautician salon, for example while handling another person's hair. There is no need to stop or go to the person being treated to open the foil or other opaque masking sheet to check the progress of the reaction process as it is now. By separating the windows in the two-window structure, the hair color beautician can compare the color of the non-keratinized root with the keratinized intermediate length and keratinized end because the intermediate This is because when the hair begins to keratinize, it is covered by the opaque area between the windows of the sheet, so that the two parts of the hair can be compared relatively easily.

  Another disadvantage associated with the masking sheet described in EP 0,122,145 is that the upper edge of the transparent front panel, i.e. the adhesive strip, before each panel is separated and rotated. The edge of the front panel that touches the surface tends to warp from the panel plane around and on the edge when released from the adhesive when the masking sheet is opened and ready for use. is there. The edge portion of the panel warps because the surface in contact with the adhesive stretches when the edge portion separates from the adhesive. The problem with the crimped edge is that the crimped edge does not naturally warp or bend naturally and the front and back panels are closed to close the envelope along the edge. This is because when they are integrated again, the original flat state is not restored. This allows the treatment solution to leak from the envelope along this unclosed crimp edge, resulting in decolorization or coloration of non-selected hair components outside the envelope. Especially in the case of a bundle of hair placed on top of the envelope during processing. This is a particular problem when highlighting is added to the hair tips, as unselected hair components can easily discolor. Those skilled in the art will understand that when the panels are integrated, the panels are held together substantially by adhesion due to the surface tension of the processing solution. However, such force is not sufficient to straighten the crimped edge, and therefore, when the envelope is opened mainly during application of the treatment solution, the force falls on the crimped edge of the front panel. Processing solution is not stored within the envelope when the panels are integrated to close the envelope. This problem can occur even when each end of the adhesive strip is reattached to a respective portion of the edge of the front panel when the envelope is closed.

  Also, the crimped edge makes it relatively difficult to handle the masking sheet, especially when the beautician holds the sheet with the other hand while applying the treatment solution to the selected hair component with one hand. ,Have difficulty. Thus, hairdressers pay considerable attention when using a masking sheet of the type described above that prevents the treatment solution from falling onto the edge of the front panel while applying the treatment solution to the selected hair component. You will be able to easily recognize that you need it.

  Also, therefore, the treatment solution contacts the non-selected hair component, particularly the hair component placed on the selected hair component that is enclosed between the front panel and the back panel of the masking sheet during use. There is a need for improved beautician masking tools of the type described above that reduce the risk at least in part.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a beautician that masks a selected hair component from other hair components while processing the selected component, the masking device being flexible. At least two panels of sheet material, pivoted to receive the selected hair component between the at least two panels and in close proximity to each other to wrap the selected hair component in use; In the beautician masking device comprising at least two panels, wherein one of the at least two panels has one or more adhesive contact surfaces that removably attach the masking device to selected hair, The hair mask for a beautician characterized in that the rigidity of the edge part of one remaining panel is larger than the rigidity of the remaining part of the panel. To provide a tool.

  In this aspect of the invention, the rigidity of the edge portion substantially prevents distortion, especially warpage, of the edge caused by stretching when the edge portion is separated from the adhesive and ready for use. Enough. In this way, it is possible to prevent or considerably reduce the leakage of the processing solution from the upper edge of the masking device / sheet in use.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the edge includes a plurality of layers of the flexible material. This relatively stiff edge preferably includes, but is not necessarily, a fold of the flexible material to obtain at least one additional layer. It is desirable to provide only one additional layer, i.e. the thickness of the edge is preferably twice the thickness of the rest of the panel, so that the stiffness of the edge is the rest of the panel. Desirably twice the stiffness of the part. In accordance with the present invention, such a doubling of thickness is sufficient to prevent distortion of the edge of the panel when separating the edge from the adhesive on or adjacent to the adjacent panel. It turns out that.

  The panels are preferably connected along a common edge of the respective panels. For example, methods for connecting the panels along their common edges include welding, application of heat and / or pressure, ultrasonic welding, and adhesive. In an embodiment where only two panels are connected, the panels can be co-extruded, or alternatively, the panels can be in close proximity to the folded portion of the same sheet.

  The relatively rigid edge is provided along the edge of the panel opposite the hinged portion of each panel, i.e., opposite the common edge of the masking tool / sheet connecting the panels. In this way, adhesive is provided along the edge of each panel opposite the hinged edge of the first panel so that the relatively stiff edge of the second adjacent panel is Are integrated into an adhesive on the first panel. The adhesive can be provided as a single piece, or it can be placed in a separate pocket spaced along the edge of the first panel opposite the hinge stop. When the adhesive is installed in a separate pocket, thanks to the gaps between the adhesive pockets, it is possible for the treatment solution to flow over the adhesive and flow toward the root of the hair being processed. This is advantageous because it ensures that the selected hair component is effectively processed from the root to the tip.

  In certain preferred embodiments, the masking device of the foregoing aspect of the invention includes a pair of hinged panels, i.e., the masking device is opened to form a substantially flat single sheet. Can do. In another preferred embodiment, the masking device includes a plurality of hinged panels including at least one other panel that overlaps the second panel. This structure is advantageous because different hair components can be selected and interposed between different sheets, so that different treatment solutions can be applied to different selected hair components and there is little cross-contamination of the treatment solution. is there. For example, the hairdresser can select the first hair component and interpose it between the first panel and the second panel of each panel and treat it with the first dye, and the second hair near the first hair component. A hair component can be interposed between the second and third panels and treated with different color dyes.

  The panels are approximately the same in shape and size so that they will overlap each other when they are integrated. Advantageously, the shape of each panel is substantially rectangular.

  Another drawback associated with known masking sheets of the type described above is that for each sheet, only one chemical treatment can be applied to the selected hair component engaged with the sheet. For the masking sheet, the beautician does not use multiple sheets in close proximity to each other, such as applying one color to one hair component and another color to adjacent hair components. Different dyes cannot be easily applied to hair components.

  Accordingly, there is a need for an improved masking tool / sheet of the previously known type that can easily apply different treatment solutions to adjacent hair components.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a masking tool for a beautician that masks a component at the tip of a selected hair from other hair components while processing the selected component, the masking tool comprising a first panel And at least two other panels of flexible sheet material hinged to the first panel so as to overlap with the first panel, the selected hair component being received between the panels The panels can be rotated as much as possible, and the panels can be brought close together to wrap the selected hair component in use, so that the first panel can be removed from the selected hair. A hairdresser masking device is provided having one or more adhesive contact surfaces to be applied. The masking device according to this aspect of the invention has at least two panels that polymerize into another panel that can apply different treatment solutions of different treatment processes to adjacent hair components. This structure is advantageous because different hair components can be selected and interposed between different panels, and different treatment solutions can be applied to different selected hair components with little secondary contamination of the treatment solution.

  In a preferred embodiment, two separate panels are polymerized to the first panel, and the first hair component is selected by a hairdresser and is interposed between the first and second panels of each panel. The second hair component adjacent to the first hair component can be interposed between the second panel and the third panel and treated with a different color dye. The present invention also contemplates embodiments in which two or more additional panels that polymerize to each other can be provided to apply two or more different treatment solutions to different hair components in close proximity to each other.

  It is desirable that the shapes and sizes of the panels are substantially the same so that each panel forms a stacked panel connected along a common edge.

  In one embodiment, two or more additional panels can be juxtaposed to polymerize into one or more relatively large size panels.

  In a preferred embodiment, the first panel can have one or more adhesive contact surfaces that allow the selected hair component to be treated to removably attach the panel, so that at least one of the other panels The rigidity of the edge part of one panel is larger than the rigidity of the remaining part of the said panel.

  The first one of the panels is substantially opaque and each additional panel is substantially transparent, or has at least one substantially transparent window to allow the beautician to progress the process during use. It is desirable to be able to monitor.

  Next, various embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail by way of example only with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 to 3, a strip sheet substrate 1 constituting a masking sheet for a beautician is shown. This masking sheet for a beautician has two rectangular panels 2, 3 having substantially the same size and shape. including. Panel 2 is comprised of a substantially opaque (desirably white) polyolefin or polyester flexible sheet material, and panel 3 is comprised of a substantially transparent polyolefin or polyester flexible sheet material. In the center part of the sheet, the edges 4, 4 'of the panels closest to each other are provided with respective semi-circular parts 6, 6', and these semi-circular parts 6, 6 ' It hangs down from 'and connects the panels at the common vertex of the semicircle.

  The semicircular portions are preferably rotatable relative to each other around the vertex 7. That is, the semicircular portions can be bent with respect to each other around a common folding line as indicated by a broken line 7 in the drawing of FIG. The peripheral edges 8, 8 'of each semicircle and the left and right sides 9, 9' of the lower edges 4, 4 'are preferably formed flat (in the plane of the panel). Therefore, since the panels 2 and 3 can be rotated around the vertex 7 so as to bias the panels 2 and 3 toward both sides, the surfaces of the panels 2 and 3 are not attached to each other. The edges 8, 9 can be heat sealed to the corresponding edges 8 ', 9', respectively, to form a semi-circular container. In this way, a container having a capacity capable of functioning as a processing substance storage unit is obtained at the lower edge of the panel. Optionally, a brittle seal 10, 10 'may be disposed in the region of the container along the edges 4, 4' to incorporate the treatment material in the container.

  Each surface of the panel 2 and / or the panel 3 can be provided with a fixing means, preferably an adhesive strip, that can removably fix the masking sheet to the hair and / or an adjacent sheet.

  As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the panels 2 and 3 can be moved around the rotating portions 11 and 11 ′ provided along the edges 4 and 4 ′. The two panels may be integrated, or the two panels may be integrated so as to wrap the selected hair component between the two panels.

  Similar to the container halves 6, 6 ', the areas of the panels 2, 3 are substantially the same. The sheet can be formed in a single operation, or selected components of the masking sheet can be welded or coextruded to provide the functions described above. When the panels are brought close to each other as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 by the sheet edges 5 and 5 ′ that are farthest from the hinges 11 and 11 ′, the upper edge portions of the respective panels of the masking sheet are defined. .

  4-6 shows the sheet | seat board | substrate containing the container similar to FIG. FIG. 4 shows panels 2 and 3 made of similar materials, such as the substrate shown in FIG. The panels 2 and 3 are welded together or coextruded along a common edge to form a hinge 12 extending in the width direction. The substrate shown in FIGS. 4-6, like the masking sheets of FIGS. 1-3, includes one or more fixing means, such as adhesive strips, by which the substrate is selected as a selected hair component and It can be fixed to the adjacent sheet.

  The two container halves 13, 13 'are close to the hinge and are formed as blisters, preferably by thermoforming. The panels 2 and 3 can be brought close to each other by rotating around the hinge, and the panels 2 and 3 can be heat-sealed to form a reservoir. Each panel is preferably heat sealed on a respective surface 14, 14 'surrounding a respective panel area forming the reservoir. The treatment liquid can flow into the container through the mouth portion 15 opening in the area between the panels. When the blister 13 containing the liquid treatment material is squeezed, the liquid treatment material flows out of the reservoir onto the panels 2 and 3. When the envelope is closed, that is, when the panels are integrated and polymerized, the liquid can flow between the panels 2 and 3 by capillary action, thereby increasing the treatment substance on the hair or treating it. For example, after the substance is discharged into the blister, the treatment substance is replenished.

  During use, select the hair component at the hair tip and place either panel 2 or panel 3 under the selected component so that the upper edges 5, 5 'of the panel are close to the scalp of the head To. The selected hair component can then be coated with a treatment material such as, for example, a liquid hair dye material, panel 2 is folded around hinge 12 and polymerized onto panel 3, and the selected hair component is panel 2, 3 is put in between. For example, when a fixing means such as an adhesive piece is provided, the selected hair component is fixed between the panels by bringing the hair into contact with the adhesive piece. One of the panels, preferably the front panel, is transparent, or a transparent window is provided in the panel so that the hairdresser can monitor the hair dyeing process of the selected hair component. There is no need to remove the envelope 1 from the hair or to remove the panels 2, 3 in order to monitor the hair dyeing process. Furthermore, if one of the panels is substantially opaque, such as white, this is a convenient color for viewing the hair dyeing process.

  FIG. 4A shows a sheet substrate similar to FIG. In the embodiment of FIG. 4 (a), the panel 2 is provided with an adhesive piece 18 suitable for contacting and fixing the hair component in use. Furthermore, the envelope sealing means 16 is also provided along the width direction edge of each panel. These sealing means may be adhesive strips or mechanical seals such as found on food bags. In the latter case, the seal 16 on one of the panels can include a ridge, and the seal 16 'on the other panel can include a recess that receives the ridge. When the seals 16, 16 ′ are brought into close proximity, the ridges enter the recesses, thereby sealing the sides of the envelope, thereby preventing or reducing leakage of processing material. The seal 16 is shown extending from each edge 5, 5 ′ of the sheet to the hinge 17, and sealing the surfaces 14, 14 ′ allows the panels 2, 3 to pivot about the hinge 17.

  In each of the embodiments described above, the panels 2 and 3 can be easily separated. Panels 2 and 3 can each be gripped and pulled apart, or the envelope can be crushed between fingers to separate panel 2 from panel 3.

  FIG. 7 shows a sheet similar to that shown in FIG. In contrast, FIG. 7 shows a container 13 for storing the treatment composition. In this embodiment, the container is provided with a brittle seal 19 in the vicinity of the hinge 17 that is the center around which the panels 2 and 3 can rotate. Furthermore, an open enclosure 21 having an adhesive strip 22 surrounded by panels 2 and 3 is illustrated. This feature will be described in more detail below with respect to the embodiment shown in FIGS. In the embodiment of FIG. 7, a permanently heat-sealed surface 14, 14 'is shown.

  FIG. 8 illustrates the sheet substrate 1 having the panels 2 and 3 joined by the hinge 23 extending in the width direction, and the panels 2 and 3 can be rotated around the hinge 23. A strip adhesive material 25 group is provided on the upper edge 24 of the panel 2 farthest from the hinge 23. The groups extend inwardly from the adjacent edge 24, and a plurality of channels 26 are provided between the groups. The flow path 26 is suitable for easily transporting a liquid from the central portion of each panel toward the edge 24. It is desirable to slightly raise the pressure sensitive adhesive group on the surface of the region 2 so that a small space is provided between the panels 2 and 3 in the vicinity of the adhesive group. The size of the space can be adapted to optimize capillary action so that liquid transport to the edge 24 is maximized. It is particularly preferred that the edge 24 and the edge of each other masking sheet substrate according to the present invention be adapted to abut the scalp during use, rather than either the panel 2 or the remaining panel 3. It is particularly preferable that the flexibility is low. Such a stiff edge makes it easier to use and easier to handle.

  The adhesive group can be covered with a cover piece (not shown) having a release coating that contacts the adhesive prior to use. During use, the cover piece is peeled from the adhesive to expose the ready-to-use adhesive. It will be appreciated that each sheet can be easily stacked using a single cover piece.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment, one of the panels, such as panel 2 or panel 3, for example, is less flexible than the other panel. In this way, the selected hair component in use can be supported more strongly.

  FIG. 9 shows a side view of the substrate shown in FIG. 8 formed as one envelope. In order to emphasize the space, a gap between the parts 2 and 3 is shown, but this gap can exist between the panels of the envelope, facilitating the capillary action of the treatment liquid located between the parts. .

  FIG. 10 shows a sheet substrate including panels 2 and 3. The panel 2 is provided with a pressure-sensitive adhesive group 25 and two substantially parallel adhesives 27 and 27 ′. The adhesive pieces 27, 27 ′ extend downward from the edge 24 of the panel toward the hinge 23 along the respective widthwise edges of the panel 2. The adhesive group 25 and the adhesive pieces 27 and 27 ′ can be provided on both surfaces of the panels 2 and 3. During use, as the panels 2 and 3 rotate around the hinge 23 and come close to each other, the panel 2 contacts and adheres to the panel 3 via the adhesive piece 27. The adhesive group 25 can be used to contact and fix selected hair components between the panels 2 and 3. The adhesive pieces 27 and 27 not only fix the panels 2 and 3 to each other, but also serve as a seal that does not leak the processing liquid from the envelope in use.

  FIG. 11 is a side view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. The state in which the substrate is folded so that the adhesive pieces 27 and 27 substantially contact the adjacent panel 3 is shown. As in the examples described above, the adhesive strip and adhesive group can be provided with a cover strip having a release coating, and each sheet can be stacked, for example, for transport or storage. . When the panels 2 and 3 are brought closer, the panels come into contact with the adhesive piece, and thus the panel 2 is removably fixed to the panel 3.

  FIG. 12 shows another masking sheet substrate 1 having panels 2 and 3 connected along their common edges by hinges 23 extending in the width direction. In this embodiment, the panels 2, 3 are both constructed of an opaque material. However, the panel 3 is a substantially transparent window 28. In this case, an elliptical window is provided so that hair processing can be easily monitored. The panel 2 is provided with a group of 25 adhesive materials for fixing the hair to be treated. 13 is a perspective view of the sheet substrate of FIG. 12 partially bent.

  FIG. 14 shows another masking sheet substrate 1 in which the panels 2 and 3 are connected by a hinge 23 extending in the width direction. In this embodiment, the panel 2 includes an enclosure formed by a flap extension 29. This enclosure includes an adhesive strip 30 interposed between the panel 2 and the flap 29.

  In the flap 29, a row of equally spaced holes 31 is formed, and the row of holes 31 extends across the boundary of the flap in a state where the panel 2 is partitioned by a hinge 33 extending in the width direction. . The hinge 33 forms the upper edge 5 of the panel, which abuts the scalp during use. The flap can be folded and adhered to the panel 2 in a state where it is preferably in contact with the panel 2. Instead, when in contact with the adhesive strip 30, the flap remains in close proximity to the surface of the panel 2. The hinge 33 can be thermoformed, and thus the hinge is flexibly deformed so that the flap is folded back toward the surface of the panel 2 to the structure shown in FIGS.

  FIG. 16 shows the masking sheet substrate of FIG. 14 before folding the flap 29 and before disposing the adhesive strip. It can be clearly seen that the hole 31 extends across the hinge 33 extending in the width direction.

  FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the sheet of FIG. 16 with the sheet partially folded.

  FIG. 18 shows the masking sheet substrate of FIG. 16 in which the adhesive piece 31 is disposed before the flap 29 is bent and brought into contact with the adhesive side 31.

  19 is a perspective view of the partially folded substrate sheet of FIG. 17 having the surrounding adhesive strip shown in FIGS. 14 and 18. FIG.

  FIG. 20 shows a state where the hair 34 is attached to the adhesive piece 30 in contact. The scalp 35 is shown here as a piece for convenience.

  Each of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 14 to 20 has unique advantages. First, the adhesive piece 30 may be a double-sided adhesive piece. For this reason, the selected hair component can be contacted while being wrapped between the panels 2 and 3. Alternatively or in addition, the opposite side of the adhesive strip can be used to contact an adjacent masking sheet substrate, or it can be used to contact non-encapsulated hair outside the envelope. You can. Thus, one piece of adhesive can be used to secure the sheet substrate in two completely different ways. Furthermore, the nature of the edges 32 of the panel 2 can be used to converge and capture the hair selected for processing. This aspect will be described later in more detail with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 21 shows a masking sheet substrate 1 including panels 2 and 3. In this embodiment, the adhesive strips 36, 37 are disposed on the opposite side of the sheet. In use, the sheet 36 is outside the envelope and can be used to contact and secure the sheet substrate to each adjacent substrate or to hair outside the envelope. The adhesive piece 37 can be installed in the envelope, and the selected hair can be fixed to the adhesive piece 37.

  FIG. 22 shows another masking sheet substrate including panels 2 and 3 connected by a hinge 23 extending in the width direction. In this embodiment, a state in which the panel 2 has an important adhesive piece 37 is illustrated. In this embodiment, the adhesive strip 37 is optional and optional. The adhesive strip may be provided for use inside or outside the envelope in use. The panel 2 is shown having a toothed portion or comb portion 38, and each gap 39 is formed between the toothed portion or comb portion 38. It can be seen that each gap converges toward the root of each tooth 40. The comb can be used to collect and selectively collect selected hair components for processing. Thus, during use, a certain amount of hair is selected and combed using the sheet substrate. The hair component is received in the gap 39 and moved toward the bottom of the gap near the root of each tooth 40.

  As each of the gaps converges, the hair is urged together and is removably captured in each of the gaps. This is one fixing means. However, an adhesive may be provided to bring the panel 2 close to the panel 3 so as to wrap the selected hair component. Note that the size of the gap between each tooth can be adapted to capture a substantially predetermined amount of hair in each air gap. This means that the predetermined amount of treatment substance is defined and applied to the hair, recognizing that the amount of treatment substance used is sufficient to treat the amount of hair scraped by each tooth. As available.

  FIG. 23 is a side view of an enveloping envelope formed by a masking sheet substrate as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 24 shows another masking sheet substrate 1 including panels 2 and 3 connected by a hinge 23 extending in the width direction. In the vicinity of the upper edge 41 of the panel 2, a flap or strap 42 that is pivotally connected to the panel 2 by a hinge 43 is disposed. The strap 42 is provided with an end portion 44, and this end portion 44 is rotatably connected to the strap 42 by a hinge 45 this time. The end 44 optionally includes an adhesive material that can contact the strap 42 to the panel 2. During use, since the selected hair component is located on the panel 2, the strap 42 pivots about the hinge 43, the surface of the strap 42 contacts the surface of the panel 2, and the selected hair component is brought into contact with the strap 42 and the panel. Catch between two. Next, the end portion 44 rotates around the hinge 45, and the end portion 44 can be bent around the edge of the panel 2 and fixed to the back portion of the panel 2. The treatment material can be applied to the hair and to the panel 3 in close proximity to the panel 2 to form an envelope.

  FIG. 25 shows a sheet substrate similar to FIG. In this embodiment, the strap 42 can be directly fixed to the surface of the panel 2 by the end piece 46. Similarly, the end portion 46 can be fixed in contact with the fixing point 47.

  In either one of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 24 and 25, an additional piece of adhesive or an additional group of adhesives can be disposed on the surface of the panels 2, 3 or on the surface of the strap 42.

  FIG. 26 is a perspective view of the sheet substrate shown in FIG.

  27-29 show a sheet substrate 1 similar to FIG. 12 that includes a window 28 made of a substantially transparent material. In this embodiment, panel 3 includes one or more indicia (not shown), which can include a logo or other product identifier. The indicia may be in the form of a hologram. 14 to 20, the seat shown in FIGS. 27 and 28 includes an enclosure formed by a flap extension 50 at the end of the seat 2, the flap extension 50. Is farthest from the folding line 23 in a state in which the double-sided adhesive piece 30 is interposed between the panel 3 and the flap 50. A flap extension 29 is also provided on the sheet 2, and the flap extension 29 is bent on the inner surface of the folded sheet along a folding line 33 in the width direction.

  As can be seen most clearly from the drawing of FIG. 29, a row of strip holes 51 is formed in both the panel 3 and the flap 50 and flaps along a folding line 52 extending in the width direction between the flap 50 and the panel 2. When 50 is bent to the panel 30 side, the flaps and the respective holes 51 in the panel 3 are arranged as registered with each other. In this way, the adhesive piece can hold the flap 50 and the panel 3 together, and the flap 29 and the scalp that hold the panels 2 and 3 together on both surfaces of the panel 2 in each hole 51 and / or use. An adhesive contact surface is obtained for contacting adjacent hair components therein.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 28, the masking sheet includes a container 13 similar to the container shown in the embodiments of FIGS. In the structure shown in FIG. 28, the substrate includes a window region 52 on at least one side of the container portion of the masking sheet. The window area contains substantially transparent material and the contents of the container 13 are visible to the beautician who is working.

  The masking sheet for the beautician described based on FIGS. 1 to 29 may be formed alone as described above, or as a continuous ticket masking sheet as in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 30 to 36. It may be formed.

  As can be seen in FIG. 30, the masking sheet 1 for the beautician of the continuous ticket roll 60 according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of pieces that are coupled to each other at respective end portions along the separation line 62 extending in the width direction. Including adjacent sheet 1. The separation line 62 includes a series of perforations lined up along the peripheral edge 24 of the panel 2 so that the panel 2 of one sheet can be easily separated from the edge of the adjacent panel 3 of the next sheet in this ticket roll. The continuous ticket roll 60 is a masking sheet similar to each of the sheets shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, that is, an adhesive material group 25 in the vicinity of the edge 24 of the panel 2 and a panel for monitoring the treatment of hair. A masking sheet having a transparent window 28 in FIG. In the embodiment of FIG. 30, the panel 2 further comprises a U-shaped adhesive strip 64 on the same side of the substrate as the adhesive material group. The adhesive strip crosses the panel 2 in the width direction in the vicinity of the folding line 23 between the panels 2 and 3, and extends at right angles along the respective side edges of the panel 2 by a small distance from the folding line 23. When the panels 2, 3 are used together, the U-shaped adhesive strip 64 contacts and adheres to the panel 3, and storage of processing solution between the panels in the region 66 delimited by the adhesive 64. Part is formed. The panel 3 includes a triangular second window 68 in an area of the panel 3 that overlaps with the storage area 66 when the panels are integrated.

  The ticket roll 60 is preferably wound as shown in the drawing of FIG. 31, and the ticket roll 60 can be enclosed in a box-type container 70 as shown in FIG. Dispensing can be made from a slit 72 in the box through which the end passes. In such a structure, the adhesive material group 25 and the U-shaped adhesive piece 64 are provided with a release strip that prevents the adhesive from adhering to the other side of each panel when the ticket roll is wound. Is desirable. It is desirable to provide a blade or edge in the slit 72 so that the next sheet on the ticket roll can be cut off for use and the perforation can be positioned across the blade or edge.

  The drawing of FIG. 33 shows a single sheet 1 separated from the ticket roll 60. In this drawing, protective release strips 74 and 76 are disposed on the adhesive material group and the U-shaped adhesive strip 64, respectively. The group of adhesive materials is completely covered, but one lateral edge of each lateral edge of the adhesive strip remains bare. FIG. 34 shows the back side of FIG. 33 of the sheet, and FIG. 35 shows the panels 2, 3 folded along the folding line 23.

  Referring now to FIG. 36, in another embodiment of the present invention, the panels 2, 3 are individually formed and bonded together, such as by welding or heat sealing, and are of the type previously described. A hinge extending in the width direction is formed, or the panels 2 and 3 are bent from a single sheet material. FIG. 36 shows the front panel 3 of the masking sheet 1, which is a 19-micron thick laminated sheet of die-cut metal foil and a 12-micron-thick two-layer transparent unobstructed view. A polyester thin film. The metal foil is preferably an aluminum metal foil, and is die-cut to form a substantially rectangular sheet of 225 millimeters x 90 millimeters. The aluminum sheet comprises three die cut windows, which are an elliptical central window 80 in the middle of the sheet, a triangular window 82 on the bottom edge 84 side of the sheet, and a top edge of the sheet. Another elliptical window 86 is provided on the 90 side. The main axis of the elliptical window 80 faces the longitudinal direction of the sheet, and the main axis of the window 86 faces the width direction of the sheet. A typical dimension for window 80 is 85 millimeters x 40 millimeters, and for window 86 is 40 millimeters x 20 millimeters. Each of the windows is located at the center between the lateral edges of the sheet in the width direction. Between the windows 80, 86, a 20 millimeter gap is provided in the longitudinal direction of the sheet and a 50 millimeter gap is provided. A folding line 88 parallel to the upper edge 90 of the sheet coincides with the main axis of the window 86 and extends in the width direction between the widthwise side edges of the sheet. This folding line 88 is located 30 millimeters from the upper edge 90.

  This die-cut aluminum sheet is laminated with a thin film made of a plastic material that does not obstruct the field of view, such as transparent polyester, and this laminated sheet is bent along the folding line 88, and as shown in FIG. A window made of a transparent material that does not obstruct the field of view is formed in the center of the upper edge 24 of the sheet where the die cut window 80 is bent. As shown in FIG. 37 (b), in this embodiment, a region between the folding line 88 and the upper edge 90 of the aluminum sheet is bent and comes into contact with the back surface of the laminated sheet.

  As described above, the front panel 3 shown in FIGS. 36, 37 (a), and 37 (b) is individually formed and connected to a back panel made of the same material, a similar material, or a different material. Alternatively, the front panel and the back panel can be configured by adjacent portions of one sheet folded into two half sheets of substantially the same size.

  FIG. 38 shows a back panel 2 suitable for forming a masking sheet having the front panel 3 of FIGS. 36, 37 (a), and 37 (b). In this embodiment, the back panel 2 is formed of an aluminum foil sheet having a thickness of 19 microns separately from the front panel 3. The rear panel 2 has the same shape and size as the folded front panel shown in FIGS. 37 (a) and 37 (b), and the sheet is the same as that shown in FIGS. 37 (a) and 37 (b). A bent upper edge edge 92 that bends in the same manner as the upper edge portion of the front panel 3 is included, and a hard and double-thickness region is obtained at the upper edge edge of the sheet. Therefore, the folding curve defines the upper edge 94 of the folded sheet in the same manner as the folding curve 88 defines the upper edge of the bent portion of the front panel of FIGS. 37 (a) and 37 (b). To do. The depth dimension of the folded upper edge edge 92 is 20 millimeters in the longitudinal direction of the sheet.

  A plurality of adhesive groups 93 are juxtaposed along the bent upper edge edge 92. The adhesive group has a substantially rectangular shape with a width of 5 millimeters and a depth of 10 millimeters, with a space of 3 millimeters between adjacent groups, the first group and the last group being approximately from the respective real sides of the sheet. Arranged at 13 millimeters. The adhesive group 93 is preferably printed on the surface of the folded upper edge edge 92, and instead, the adhesive group 93 is formed as described above based on the embodiment of FIG. With the adhesive piece interposed between the bent portions, it may be disposed in the bent portion of the sheet by the die cut hole. In this way, both layers of the sheet material at the folded upper edge edge 92 can be die cut, and a double-sided adhesive tape can provide one adhesive surface or multiple adhesive surfaces on both sides of the panel. The masking sheet is fixed to the hair component inside the envelope and to the hair component outside the envelope. The adhesive surface outside the envelope, i.e. the back of the panel 2, may be provided with a release strip (not shown) that can be selectively removed to prevent clogging of the ready-to-use adhesive. it can.

  The folded upper edge edge 92 increases the rigidity of the portion of the sheet and allows it to sit upright without buckling at the root of the selected hair component. What is important is that the bent upper edge edge 92 remains flat during use, because each gap between each group functions as a liquid transfer channel, and this liquid transfer flow This is because the treatment solution can be sucked to the upper edge 94 side of the sheet along the selected hair component by capillary action. Importantly, the liquid transmission channel is not blocked by folds or folds during use.

  A substantially U-shaped adhesive piece 95 is provided at an end of the panel 2 opposite to the peripheral edge portion 92, and the substantially U-shaped adhesive piece 95 extends along the entire bottom edge 96 of the panel. And it extends along each lateral edge of each width direction. The adhesive strip is about 10 millimeters wide and extends from the bottom edge 96 about 30 millimeters along both lateral sides of the panel. The adhesive strip 96 connects the back panel to the front panel 36 along the respective bottom edges, and the panels 2, 3 are substantially polymerized together to form the masking tool described above. The piece of adhesive 96 is similar to the piece 64 shown in the embodiment of FIG. 30, and the region delimited by the piece provides a region for receiving excess processing solution as described above. In this embodiment, the front sheet window 82 generally overlaps with the area delimited by the adhesive strip 96 so that the contents of the area can be viewed from the window 82 during use.

  As shown in the drawing of FIG. 38, the side surface portion of the adhesive piece 96 extending along both sides in the width direction of the panel is chamfered to form a bag-like surplus processing pouch formed at the lower portion of the masking sheet. A funnel-shaped inlet is provided.

  When the panels 2 and 3 are connected to each other, the adhesive piece 95 is attached to the periphery of each panel 2, but the panels 2 and 3 are not necessarily rotated around the lower edge of the envelope defined by the edges 84 and 96. Instead, it may be a line extending parallel to the bottom edge at each end of the adhesive on either side of the width of the sheet, ie about 30 from the bottom edge of the masking sheet. It should be understood that in millimeters, the panels 2, 3 tend to pivot about the line being partitioned.

  Therefore, as described in FIGS. 36 to 38, each masking sheet having the front and back panels 2 and 3 has a main window for observing the progress of the hair treatment progressing over most of the length of the hair component. 80, a second window 86 for observing the same treatment at the root of the hair component being treated, and a second window for observing the amount of excess treatment solution drained into the reservoir sectioned at the bottom of the envelope. Three windows including three windows 82 are arranged.

  As can be seen from FIG. 37 (b), a silicon coating is provided on the back surface of the bent upper edge portion of the front panel 3 to prevent adhesion to the adhesive group 93 on the bent portion 92 of the panel 2. And the panels are easily separated and ready to use.

  As described above, the panel 2 in FIG. 38 can constitute a part of the same folded sheet as the front panel 3, and in this case, the back panel 2 may also be a laminated metal foil / polyester sheet. Instead, the window regions 80, 82, 86 are covered with a thin film of transparent polyester sheet material of the type described above, and the panels 2, 3 may be metal foils, preferably aluminum foils.

  Referring now to FIG. 39, a beautician masking tool 110 is shown that includes two rectangular panels 112, 114 that are substantially identical in size and shape. Each panel constitutes each adjacent portion of the strip sheet substrate. Panel 112 is comprised of a substantially opaque (preferably white) polyolefin or polyester flexible sheet material. Panel 114 is comprised of a substantially transparent polyolefin or polyester flexible sheet material. The panels are connected along a common edge 116 by welding or by other means such as adhesive to form a width extending hinge.

  A piece of pressure sensitive adhesive 120 is provided on the upper edge 118 of the panel 112 opposite the common edge 16. The adhesive strip 120 extends from one side of the panel 112 to the other side, slightly inward from the upper edge 122 of the panel opposite the common edge 116, and the non-adhesive region 124 is the edge 122. And the adhesive 120. The upper edge 126 of the panel 114 opposite the common edge 116 is more rigid than the rest of the panel 14 and the upper edges 126 are separated from each other and ready for use. The portion 126 is not distorted.

  The high rigidity of the upper edge 126 is achieved by, for example, adding a layer of the same sheet material along the upper edge 126, doubling the thickness and rigidity of the edge, and reducing the thickness of the upper edge 126. It is obtained by increasing. The additional layer is preferably obtained by folding the longitudinal edge of the panel 112 on itself along the longitudinal fold of the edge of the panel as shown in the drawing of FIG. The size of the edge portion 126 is desirably a size such that the edge portion 126 is completely superposed on the adhesive piece when the panels are integrated.

  As shown in FIGS. 40 and 41, the panels can be pivoted about a common edge 116, prior to use for ease of storage and / or transport, or selected in use. The two panels are integrated to wrap the hair component. Similarly, the panels can be rotated and used to receive selected hair components between the panels in order to separate the panels and make them ready for use.

  By releasing the upper edge 126 from the adhesive 120 that holds the panels together prior to use, the panels 112, 114 are separated and ready for use. The non-adhesive region 124 provides a finger tab for superposition on the upper edge 126, allowing the panels to be separated relatively easily. The rigidity of the edge portion 126 acts to release the edge portion from the adhesive piece without distortion and without significantly warping due to the extension of the surface of the upper edge portion in contact with the adhesive. Rigidity that causes

  Once the panels are separated, the hair tip component (not shown) to be treated is selected by a beautician, and the panel 112 is removed in a known manner where the adhesive strip 110 is in close proximity to the scalp of the head. , Located under the hair component. The adhesive adheres to the selected hair component, which is then coated with a treatment solution, such as a liquid hair dye material, by a beautician. The panel 114 is then folded over the panel 112 about the common widthwise hinge and is proximate to the panel 112 and approaches the formed envelope as shown in the drawing of FIG.

  The panel 114 is held against the panel 112 by an adhesive force acting on the panel 112 due to the surface tension of the processing solution on the panel 114. The panel 114 is transparent so that the hairdresser can monitor the hair dyeing process of the selected hair component and does not need to remove the masking tool from the hair to monitor the hair dyeing process or remove the panel 114. There is no need to If the other panel 112 is opaque, such as white, this is a convenient color for viewing the hair dyeing process. In this regard, as well as the orientation of the mounted masking sheet, when the masking sheet is folded in the surrounding structure of FIG. 40, the panel 114 can be considered as a front panel and the panel 112 as a back panel.

  Referring now to FIG. 42, in another embodiment of the present invention, the masking sheet includes an additional intermediate rectangular panel 130 made of a substantially transparent material. The intermediate rectangular panel 130 is substantially the same as the panel 114 and is made of a substantially transparent polyolefin or polyester flexible sheet material. The panel 130 is connected to the panels 112, 114 in substantially the same manner as the panels 112, 114 are connected, i.e., connected along the common edge 116 by welding or other means. All panels should form a common side hinge that can pivot relative to each other. The panels are arranged relative to each other such that when the panels are integrated, the panels can be sequentially polymerized.

  The panel 130 allows additional hair components to be selected and processed in addition to the selected hair components encased between the panels 112,114. The treatment solution is applied to the selected hair components between panel 112 and intermediate panel 130, and each panel is closed once before the additional hair components are selected.

  Once the panels 112, 130 are integrated, a beautician can apply different treatment solutions, such as different liquid hair dye materials, to the additional hair components and then integrate the panels. The additional hair component can be wrapped between the panels 114, 130. The transparency of each panel 114, 130 allows both treatment processes to be observed by a beautician without removing the masking tool from the hair being treated.

  Next, referring to FIGS. 43 (a) to 43 (d), in another embodiment of the present invention, the panels 112 and 114 are connected with an adhesive. The first panel 112 shown in FIG. 43 (a) is provided with an additional adhesive piece 132 for connecting the panels to each other. The adhesive strip 132 is substantially U-shaped, extends in the width direction along the common edge 116 of the panel 112, and is a distance from the edge 116 to the middle along each lateral edge 134, 136 in the width direction of the panel. There is. The adhesive piece 132 is disposed on the same side as the adhesive piece 120 of the panel. In an embodiment where the relatively large depth dimension 135 of the rectangular panel 112 is, for example, 120 millimeters and the relatively small width dimension 137 is, for example, 90 millimeters, the adhesive strip 132 has a width along the main portion of the edge 116. Can be 5 millimeters and can be 10 millimeters wide along each lateral edge 134, 136 in the width direction and can extend from the edge 116 along each edge 134, 136, for example, 30 millimeters. Due to such dimensions, each panel 112, 114 is easily pivoted when connected by the adhesive strip 132. The adhesive strip 120 may have a width of 12 millimeters and the gap 124 may have a width of 3 millimeters.

  In this embodiment, the first panel 112 includes a metalized polyester flexible substrate sheet material. The second panel 114 shown in FIG. 43 (b) comprises a rigid thin film material, preferably a transparent polyester material, that does not obscure the field of view, and this material may be ink or other suitable in the region 138 near the edge 116 of the panel 114. Coated with a good coating. In the center of the coating region 138, an uncoated triangle 140 is provided with the apex of the triangle closest to the edge 116 of the panel. The triangle 140 is a transparent window in the panel in the coated edge region 138.

  The U-shaped adhesive strip 132 of the panel 112 partially surrounds a region 142 near the edge 116 of the panel. When the first panel is connected to the second panel 114 in a state in which the panels 112 and 114 are polymerized to each other as described above, the partial surrounding region 142 has a reservoir for holding the processing solution in use. become. When the panels 112, 114 are coupled together, the printed area 138 overlies the reservoir area 142 and the contents of the reservoir can be viewed from the window 140 during use.

  Although not shown in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 43 (a) and 43 (b), the edge 126 of the front transparent panel 114 has a rigidity higher than that of the rest of the panel. obtain.

  Referring to FIG. 43 (c), in another embodiment of the present invention, an additional intermediate panel 130 is interposed between the panels shown in FIGS. 43 (a) and 43 (b). Is done. The intermediate panel 130 is substantially the same as the panel 1141, except that the panel is substantially the same as the adhesive strip 132 described above based on the back panel of FIG. 43 (a) instead of the printed panel 138. A letter-shaped adhesive strip 144 is included. This piece of adhesive connects the intermediate panel 130 to the front panel 114. The connection procedure is the same as the procedure in which the adhesive strip 120 connects the back panel 112 to the intermediate panel 130 along the common edge 116, and the panels can rotate relative to each other. Each panel 112, 114, 130 has the same or similar outer dimensions and is schematically illustrated in FIG. 43 (d) with partial overlap. It will be understood that the individual panels shown in FIG. 43 (d) are arranged one on top of the other when they are joined together in an effectively superposed state.

  It will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art that one or more additional (or intermediate) panels 130 may be provided in a masking device of the type described with reference to FIGS. 43 (a) to 43 (c). I will. For example, the masking tool can be provided with two additional panels to include four panels interconnected along a common hinged edge, resulting in three regions that treat different hair components separately. .

  Referring to FIG. 44, in another embodiment of the present invention, the front panel 114 is divided into two portions 114a, 114b between the upper edge 126 and the common edge 116, which are different from separate hair components. Two separate areas for receiving the hair dye solution are obtained.

  It should be understood that a number of embodiments have been introduced through the above description. It should be understood that each of these embodiments does not exclude other embodiments, and contemplates the combined features of different embodiments within the scope of the present invention. For example, for each of the embodiments described above, a mixture of hair components and adhesive pieces or adhesive groups can be provided. Such securing means can be provided inside or outside the envelope in use. A plurality of storage units may be provided.

It is a top view of one embodiment about a marking sheet substrate containing one storage part in one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the partially assembled masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 1 (the reservoir is assembling, but the hair contact is simply partially in proximity). FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 2. It is a top view of one Embodiment regarding the masking sheet board | substrate containing one storage part.

(A) It is a top view of one Embodiment regarding the masking sheet board | substrate containing one storage part.
It is sectional drawing of the partial assembly masking sheet board | substrate derived from this masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the partially assembled masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 5. It is a perspective view of the partial assembly masking sheet board | substrate which has the storage part which carries a process substance. It is a top view of the masking sheet board | substrate which has the adhesive piece spaced apart. It is sectional drawing of this masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. 8 formed in one envelope in combination. It is a masking sheet substrate carrying an adhesive group and an adhesive piece separated from each other. FIG. 11 is a side view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 10 integrated to form one envelope. It is a top view of the masking sheet | seat board | substrate which carries the spaced apart adhesive agent piece and one transparent window. FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 12 that rotates at one hinge. It is a top view of the masking sheet | seat board | substrate containing the flap with a hole which encloses one adhesive agent piece. It is a side view of this masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. 14 which integrated each part in order to form one envelope. FIG. 15 is a plan view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 14 before the adhesive piece is surrounded (the contact piece does not exist). It is a perspective view of the partial rotation masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. It is a top view of the masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. 16 which installed this adhesive piece before surrounding of this adhesive piece. It is a perspective view of the partial rotation masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing a method of placing the selected hair component on the masking sheet substrate of FIG. 19 before sealing the envelope. It is a perspective view of this partial rotation envelope which carries one adhesive piece inside and outside a partial rotation envelope. FIG. 4 is a plan view of the masking sheet substrate carrying a piece of adhesive and having teeth along one edge of the masking sheet substrate. It is a side view of this masking sheet board | substrate shown in FIG. It is a top view of the masking sheet board | substrate which has a strap which can be fixed. It is a top view of the masking sheet board | substrate which has a strap which can be fixed. FIG. 26 is a perspective view of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIG. 25. It is a top view of the masking sheet board | substrate in another embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of this masking sheet of FIG. FIG. 29 is a detailed plan view of an unfolded upper edge portion of the rear panel of the masking sheet substrate shown in FIGS. 27 and 28. It is a top view of the ticket roll masking sheet in one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 31 is a perspective view of a roll of ticket roll masking sheet shown in FIG. 30. FIG. 32 shows the one masking sheet of FIG. 31 provided in the dispensing container. It is a top view of one side of the masking sheet in one embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view on the opposite side of this masking sheet shown in FIG. FIG. 35 is a perspective view of the masking sheet shown in FIGS. 33 and 34 when folded to form an immediately available envelope. It is a top view of the masking sheet front panel for masking sheets in one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 37A is a plan view of the front panel of FIG. 36 with the upper edge folded back.

(B) It is a top view on the opposite side of the folded front panel shown to Fig.37 (a).
It is a top view of the masking sheet back panel for masking sheets in one embodiment of the present invention. A plane of a masking sheet for a beautician according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the masking sheet for a beautician is ready to use immediately without being folded and in close proximity to each panel of the masking sheet for the beautician FIG. FIG. 2 is a side view of the masking sheet of FIG. 1 in which the panels of the masking sheet of FIG. 1 are polymerized with each other. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the masking sheet of FIGS. 1 and 2 in which each panel of the masking sheet of FIGS. 1 and 2 is partially opened. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a masking tool similar to the masking tool shown in FIG. 3 with an additional panel or intermediate panel between the front panel and the back panel. It is each top view of each back panel (a), front panel (b), and intermediate | middle panel (c) of the masking tool for hairdressers incorporated in other embodiment of this invention.

(D) It is the schematic of each said panel of FIG. 5 (a) to FIG.5 (c) piled up in order in the partial overlap structure.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view similar to FIG. 3 of a beautician masking tool constructed in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention.

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A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
At least two panels of flexible sheet material pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels and then the selected component in use In the masking tool for beauticians comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to wrap
The masking tool further comprises a bag-like pouch for storing a treatment process substance or a reserve of the treatment substance. 2. The masking tool for a beautician according to claim 1, wherein the pouch is provided in an area of the masking tool that is away from an end of the masking tool in the vicinity of the scalp in use. The masking tool for a beautician according to claim 2, wherein the pouch is provided in an area of the masking tool farthest from an end of the masking tool near the scalp in use. . The said each panel is mutually hinged along each edge of the said masking tool, and the said pouch is provided in the vicinity of the said hinge between each said panels, The Claim 3 characterized by the above-mentioned. Masking equipment for hairdressers. 5. A partial sealing pouch is provided between each adjacent panel or between each pair of adjacent panels by partially sealing each adjacent panel to each other. The masking tool for hairdressers according to any one of the items. 6. The masking tool for beauticians according to claim 5, wherein one side of the pouch is opened to receive excess treatment liquid applied to the selected hair component in use. The masking device for beauticians according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein one window or a substantially transparent material is provided in the pouch. A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
At least two panels of flexible sheet material, pivoted to receive a component of the selected hair tip between the at least two panels, and then the selected hair in use In the masking tool for a beautician comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to wrap the components at the tip of
The masking tool further includes a fixing means in the vicinity of one edge of the masking tool, and the masking auxiliary means is suitable for easily flowing liquid in the direction of the edge of the sheet via the fixing means. A masking tool for beauticians, characterized in that a liquid transmission channel is formed in the vicinity of the edge. A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
At least two panels of flexible sheet material, pivoted to receive a component of the selected hair tip between the at least two panels, and then the selected hair in use In the masking tool for a beautician comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to wrap the components at the tip of
The first panel of the masking device is provided with an encircling fixing means or a partial encircling fixing means, and is a hole through which the fixing means can be brought into contact with a hair component, thereby fixing the sheet to the hair. Is formed in the first panel. A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
At least two panels of flexible sheet material, pivoted to receive the selected hair tip component between the at least two panels, and the selected hair tip component in use In the masking tool for beauticians comprising the at least two panels that can be brought close together to wrap
One edge of the substantially opaque front panel has at least one window for observing a root portion of the selected hair component being processed within the envelope near the scalp. Tools. A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
At least two panels of flexible sheet material, pivoted to receive the selected hair component between the at least two panels and in close proximity to each other to wrap the selected hair component in use The hairdresser masking comprising one or more adhesive contact surfaces for removably attaching the masking device to selected hair, wherein one of the at least two panels comprises the at least two panels In the tool,
A hairdresser masking device, wherein the stiffness of the edge portion of at least one remaining panel is greater than the stiffness of the remaining portion of the panel. The masking tool for a beautician according to claim 11, wherein the edge portion includes a plurality of layers made of the flexible material. The masking tool for a beautician according to claim 12, wherein the edge portion includes a folded portion of the flexible material to obtain the plurality of layers. The hairdresser masking device according to any one of claims 11 to 13, wherein each of the panels can be connected along one edge of each of the panels. The hairdresser according to any one of claims 11 to 14, wherein the edge portion is provided along an edge of the panel opposite to the hinged portion of each panel. Masking tool. The adhesive surface (s) is provided along the edge of the first panel opposite the hinged edge, and the edge portion of the second adjacent panel is formed by integrating the second panel with the first panel. 16. The masking tool for a beautician according to claim 15, wherein the masking device is polymerized on the adhesive surface (s). The masking tool for beauticians according to claim 16, further comprising a pair of hinged panels. The masking tool for beauticians according to claim 16, further comprising a plurality of hinged panels including at least one other panel superposed on the second panel. The masking tool for a beautician according to any one of claims 11 to 18, wherein each panel has substantially the same shape and size. 20. The masking tool for beauticians according to any one of claims 11 to 19, wherein each panel is substantially rectangular. A masking tool for a hairdresser that masks the selected hair tip component from other hair components while processing the selected component, wherein the masking tool is:
A first panel and at least two other panels of flexible sheet material hinged to the first panel so as to overlap with the first panel;
The panels can be rotated to receive the selected hair component between the panels, and the panels can be brought close to each other to wrap the selected hair component in use. A beautician masking tool having one or more adhesive contact surfaces for removably attaching the panel to selected hair to be treated. The masking device for a beautician according to claim 21, wherein the panels are hinged to each other so as to overlap each other in a state where the panels are stacked. 23. A hairdresser masking device according to claim 22, wherein two separate panels can be placed over the first panel. 24. The masking tool for beauticians according to any one of claims 21 to 23, wherein the shape and size of each panel are substantially the same. The masking device for a beautician according to claim 21, wherein at least two other panels are juxtaposed and superposed on the first panel. The first panel has one or more adhesive contact surfaces that removably attach the panel to the selected hair component to be treated, and the stiffness of one edge of at least one other panel is The masking tool for beauticians according to any one of claims 21 to 25, wherein the masking tool is larger than the rigidity of the remaining portion of the panel. 27. Any of claims 21 to 26, wherein the first panel is substantially opaque and each additional panel is substantially transparent or has at least one substantially transparent window. Or masking tool for hairdressers. A masking tool substantially as described above and / or shown in the accompanying drawings.

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