JP2007159673A - Head support device to be fixed on shampoo bowl - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a head support device to be fixed on a shampoo bowl which enables a person to be shampooed in a comfortable posture at a shampoo in the lying-on-the-back posture. <P>SOLUTION: The head support device is provided with a head support member 53 for resting the back of the head of the person to be shampooed and a neck support member 54 for resting the neck that are independently and rotatably fixed onto a recess 13 of the shampoo bowl 1. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  In the present invention, when hair is washed in a supine posture on a shampoo ball (generally referred to as back shampoo), the head and neck are supported at two locations, the neck and head of the person being washed. The present invention relates to a head support device attached to a shampoo ball that can be shampooed in a comfortable posture by independently rotating the supporting member.

  Conventionally, when performing hair washing of a patient at a hairdressing salon, the patient sitting on a chair is placed in a supine posture and the neck of the shampoo ball (concave part) is supported on the neck of the patient. Although she was washing her hair, there were problems such as pain in the neck and pressure on the arteries to make her feel sick.

Thus, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-180440 discloses an invention that solves the above-described problem by supporting not only the neck but also the head of a person to be washed. The present invention has a structure in which a pillow body that supports the back of the head is mounted in the shampoo ball, the neck of the hair-washed person is supported by the neck of the shampoo ball, and the back of the head is supported by the pillow.
JP2003-180440

  By the way, in the invention of the above-mentioned publication, since the two places of the hair-washed person's neck and the back of the head are supported, the neck is painful or the artery is pressed to feel bad. Although the pillow body is fixed to the shampoo ball, individual differences in the shape of the head cannot be absorbed, and the neck part floats from the neck receiving part with the back head supported by the pillow body. The water at the time of shampooing may flow to the outside through the gap, and conversely, the neck is in close contact with the neck receiving part, but the pillow body is at a low position, so the back of the head mainly around the neck There was a problem that the neck fell too much and put pressure on the neck.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-described problems, and the object of the present invention is to independently provide a neck support part for supporting the back of the neck of the hair-washed person and a head support member for supporting the back of the head. By attaching it to the neck receiving part of the shampoo ball so that it can rotate freely, it absorbs the height difference between the neck and head of the patient and the individual differences in shape, and compresses the neck and gives pain. There is a need to provide a head support device that can be attached to a shampoo ball without any of them.

  The head support device attached to the shampoo ball of the present invention does not achieve the above-mentioned object, and the means of claim 1 includes a head support member for receiving the back of the subject and a neck support for receiving the neck. The member is attached so as to be independently rotatable with respect to the concave portion of the shampoo ball.

  The means of claim 2 is formed in a U-shaped fixing member fixed to a notch portion of the shampoo ball, and a U-shaped rotatably supported on both side portions of the fixing member. A rotating member, a head support member that protrudes upward at two locations near the center of the horizontal portion of the rotating member, and a pivotally supported on both sides of the vertical portion of the rotating member. The head support member pivotally supported by the rotation member with respect to the fixed member, and the neck support member rotates with respect to the rotation member. It was made to do.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the first or second aspect described above, a cushion material such as a gel or foam material is applied to a portion of the head support member and the neck support member that comes into contact with the back of the subject and the neck. It is provided.

  In the present invention, as described above, the head support member for receiving the back of the subject and the neck support member for receiving the neck are attached to the neck receiving portion of the shampoo ball so as to be independently rotatable. Because the head support member and the neck support member rotate independently even if there is a height difference between the neck and the head of the person to be treated and individual differences in shape, the neck of the hair wash person is compressed. Has been painful.

  In addition, a cushioning material such as a gel or foam material is provided on a portion of the head support member and the neck support member that comes into contact with the back of the subject and the neck, so that a feeling of pressure is applied to the head of the person to be washed. And has the effect of not giving local pain even for long-term hair washing.

  A head support member that receives the back of the subject's back and a neck support member that receives the neck are attached to the recess of the shampoo ball for hairdressing and beauty so that they can be rotated independently of the recess of the shampoo ball. It is.

Next, an embodiment of a head support device attached to the shampoo ball of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a shampoo ball, and a step portion 11 is formed on the inner peripheral surface at the edge of the shampoo ball 1 over a substantially half circumference. 2 is a shower head in which a hose is attached to the center 11a of the step portion 11 so that the hose can be pulled out. 3 is a temperature adjustment for adjusting the temperature of hot water supplied to the shower head 2 at one end portion 11b of the step portion 11. A knob 4 is a water stop for supplying hot water to the shower head 2 to the other end c of the step portion 11, and the water stop 4 and the temperature adjusting knob 3 are arranged on the left and right sides of the shampoo ball 1. It is arranged facing the position. The upper surfaces of the shower head 2, the temperature control knob 3 and the water stop knob 4 are configured not to protrude upward from the edge of the shampoo ball 1. Reference numeral 12 denotes a drain outlet.

  5 is a head support device according to the present invention, and a fixing member 51 formed in a U-shape is fixed to a recess 13 formed at a position facing the shower head 2 of the shampoo ball 1; A rotating member 52 formed in a U-shape that is pivotally supported at both side portions on the lower side of the fixing member 51, and protrudes upward at two locations near the center of the horizontal portion of the rotating member 52. And a neck support member 54 pivotally supported at the upper part with respect to a shaft 52a protruding from both upper end sides of the vertical part of the rotating member 52. It is configured.

  A stopper projection 51b made of an elastic body such as rubber is attached to the fixing member 51 to prevent the rotating member 52 from coming into contact with the fixing member 51 and rotating more than a predetermined angle counterclockwise in a side view of FIG. In addition, a claw 51c that contacts the vertical portion of the rotating member 52 for preventing the rotating member 52 from rotating by a predetermined angle or more in the clockwise direction is formed integrally with the fixing member 51.

  A cushion material such as a gel or a foam material is urethaned on the portion of the head support member 53 that contacts the head of the patient and the portion of the neck support member 54 that contacts the neck of the patient. A head receiver 53a and a neck receiver 54a covered with the like are attached. The head receiver 53a is detachable from the head support member 53, and the neck receiver 54a is a back surface of the epidermis in a state where the neck support member 54 is covered with the epidermis with respect to the neck support member 54. They are attached by integrating them by appropriate means. Therefore, when the head receiver 53a and the neck receiver 54a are soiled or damaged, they can be replaced.

  In the head support device 5 configured as described above, when the chair's back is turned down and the head of the person to be treated is positioned on the head support device 5, the back of the person to be treated is a head support member. 53, and the back of the neck of the patient is placed on the neck support member 54. At this time, if there is a height difference between the back of the subject and the back of the neck or individual differences in shape, the head support member 53 and the neck support member 54 rotate independently. Even if there is a height difference or individual difference, the head support member 53 fits to the back of the head and the neck support member 54 fits to the back of the neck, so that the patient feels discomfort and pain. It is possible to receive a shampoo with a comfortable shampoo posture.

  Further, since the head support member 53 supports a part of the central portion of the back head of the patient, the warm water from the shower head 2 can be applied to almost the entire back of the head, and the operator's hand can also be used. Since it arrives, the hair washing work can be easily performed. Further, by providing cushion members 53a and 54a at the contact portions of the head support member 53 and the neck support member 54 that are in contact with the back of the subject and the back of the neck, the subject can be more locally affected. It's something you don't feel.

It is a perspective view of the state where the head support device concerning the present invention was attached to the shampoo ball. It is a top view same as the above. It is a perspective view of the head support device of an initial state. It is a center sectional view of a transverse direction same as the above. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a state in which only the head support member is rotated in FIG. 3. It is a center sectional view of a transverse direction same as the above. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the neck support member is also rotated in FIG. 5. It is a center sectional view of a transverse direction same as the above.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shampoo ball | bowl 13 Concave part 2 Shower hose 3 Temperature control plug 4 Water stopcock 5 Head support device 51 Fixing member 52 Rotating member 53 Head support member 54 Neck support member 53a Cushion material 54a Cushion material

Claims (3)

A head attached to a shampoo ball, wherein a head support member for receiving the back of the subject and a neck support member for receiving the neck are rotatably attached to the recess of the shampoo ball. Part support device. A U-shaped fixing member fixed to a notch portion of the shampoo ball, a U-shaped rotating member pivotally supported on both sides of the fixing member, A head supporting member formed to project upward at two positions near the center of the horizontal portion of the rotating member; and a neck supporting member pivotally supported on both sides of the vertical portion of the rotating member. The head support member pivotally supported by the rotation member with respect to the fixed member rotates, and the neck support member rotates with respect to the rotation member. A head support device attached to a shampoo ball. The shampoo ball according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a cushion material such as a gel or foam material is provided on a portion of the head support member and the neck support member that comes into contact with the back head and neck of the subject. Head support device mounted on.

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