JP2008050333A - Method and instrument for promoting scalp blood flow with warm aqueous carbonic acid solution - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems: various methods have been tried to grow hair, but they are centered to massage and giving stimulation and they are not essential improvement as they are expected to hold the present state and temporary amelioration. <P>SOLUTION: Blood flow of subcutaneous blood capillaries becomes good and metabolism of scalp is activated by soaking the head for at least ≥5 minutes in warm high concentration aqueous carbonic acid solution having ≥500ppm carbon dioxide concentration at ≥30°C. It is thought that the subcutaneous blood capillaries develop toward the scalp by continuing the soaking of the head every day, therefore, hair growth is permanently ameliorated by promoting activity of hair roots. A method is provided to easily and conveniently carry out head bathing with the high concentration aqueous carbonic acid solution without a forced posture. The method is to send the high concentration aqueous carbonic acid solution stored in a vessel to the head by pump or the like, bring the warm aqueous carbonic acid solution to flow down on the whole head with the gravity, receive the flown down aqueous carbonic acid solution and return the same to the vessel. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention provides blood circulation to the scalp by flowing hot carbonated water, which has a temperature of 30 ° C. or higher and a carbon dioxide content concentration of 500 ppm or higher, from the upper back of the head to the forehead so as to form a film over the entire head. It is about promotion technology.

  The present invention also relates to a technique for promoting blood circulation of the scalp by flowing hot water obtained by dissolving a hair-growing agent or salt and free hydrogen sulfide in high-concentration carbonated hot water over the scalp surface.

  Furthermore, the present invention uses a water-absorbing member or a sheet member through which liquid does not permeate when flowing hot carbonated water over the scalp surface, and the inside of the water-absorbing member such as a nonwoven fabric, cloth or foamed polyurethane, and between the scalp and the water-absorbing member. Alternatively, the present invention relates to a technique for promoting blood circulation of the scalp by flowing carbonated hot water between the sheet member and the scalp so that a film of carbonated hot water is formed between the water absorbing member or the sheet member and the scalp surface.

Conventionally, various methods have been proposed for promoting blood circulation of the scalp. For example, it is a method of improving blood circulation by scalp marsurge by oil.
Or it was a thing which applied the medicine which promotes blood circulation of the scalp, or took it.

  However, there is no effective method, and there is a considerable risk of side effects in the use of drugs.

Problems to be solved by the invention

  However, these methods temporarily improve blood circulation, and it is doubtful whether the blood circulation of the scalp is essentially improved. That is, blood circulation improved by friction and stimulation returns to its original state as soon as the stimulation disappears, and the effect disappears immediately.

  In order to improve blood circulation of the scalp essentially, it is important to grow the capillaries themselves toward the epidermis and improve blood circulation permanently.

  Decrease in capillaries due to aging results in deficiency of water, oxygen and nutrients carried from blood vessels, and inhibits hair growth by hair roots. As a result, the hair becomes thin due to hair growth failure or hair loss. In order to prevent or improve this, it is effective to essentially improve the hair root by growing the blood capillaries toward the scalp surface and increasing the subcutaneous blood flow.

Means for solving the problem

  Humans absorb oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, which is absorbed and transported to cells by the blood, and instead, carbon dioxide is taken from the cells and expelled from the body by exhalation.

  When the skin is immersed in warm carbonated water in which carbon dioxide is dissolved at a high concentration, carbon dioxide is absorbed from the skin, the absorbed carbon dioxide enters the capillaries, and when the carbon dioxide increases into the capillaries, the body receives oxygen. There is a report that it is judged to be insufficient and the amount of blood flowing into the capillaries is increased.

  By promoting the blood circulation of the capillaries, the supply of oxygen, moisture, and nutrients to the skin is increased, and metabolism, which is the original function of the skin, is promoted. As soon as the soaking of the skin in the carbonated warm water is stopped, the blood flow returns to the original level. By continuing this carbonated warm water bath every day, it is considered that the capillaries themselves gradually develop toward the skin.

  The present invention applies this hot carbonated water bath to the head. As a method, there is a method of immersing the head in warm water, but when it is performed in a posture that bends forward, it is painful to perform it for a long time because the posture is almost upside down and blood falls to the head.

  When lying on the back, it is not practical to do it alone because it requires a dedicated bed and urn, and if you lift your head after you are done, you will be immersed in water.

  In the present invention, by flowing high-concentration hot carbonated water along the upper part of the head so as to form a film from the upper part of the back of the head toward the forehead, blood circulation of the scalp can be easily promoted by hot carbonated water just by bending slightly. It is a thing which proposes a method and apparatus. In other words, instead of immersing the head in carbonated warm water, a method is proposed in which the upper part of the head is covered with a carbonated warm water film so that the head is immersed in the carbonated warm water.

  Here, the blood flow of the capillaries just under the scalp is improved only when the carbonated hot water film covers the scalp, but when the carbonated hot water is stopped, the blood flow is restored. Therefore, it is important to flow the carbonated hot water continuously for at least 5 minutes or more, and it is effective to carry out continuously for 10 minutes or more. According to the method of the present invention, the carbonated warm water flows from the upper back of the head to the forehead, so that the posture is easy and it is possible to continue for a long time.

  In addition, since it is important to continue the blood circulation promotion method using high-concentration carbonated hot water every day, the carbonated warm water is sucked up from the container containing the carbonated warm water and sent to the upper back of the head so that it can be easily done anywhere. We also propose a method and equipment that can transport and use the circulation unit that returns the hot water that has flowed down from the container back to the container.

  FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of the present invention. The carbonated hot water stored in the container 1 is sucked up by the pump 2 and sent to the water supply section 6 through the water supply pipes 3, 4, 5, and further, a slit or hole 8 provided in the water discharge section 7 at the tip of the water supply section 6. The water is gently discharged to the upper back 18 of the head.

  When water is discharged, the shower cap 9 or the like is put on the head, and the hot carbonated water discharged to the upper back of the head 18 flows down along the scalp surface by gravity without going behind the shower cap 9. The carbonated hot water that has flowed down from the forehead returns to the container 1 again.

  At this time, the portion of the water discharger 7 where the slits or holes 8 are provided has a certain area, and the warm water discharged from the slits or holes 8 is totally discharged to the upper back 18 and discharged. The carbonated warm water flows downward by forming a carbonated warm water film so as to cover the entire upper part of the head as indicated by an arrow 10.

  Since the entire upper part of the head is covered with this membrane-like hot carbonated water, carbon dioxide dissolved in the carbonated hot water is absorbed into the skin from the epidermis of the entire upper part of the head, and the upper part of the head is immersed in the hot carbonated water. The same effect can be obtained.

  Here, the frame 14 to which the water supply unit 6 is attached is fixed to the frame 13 by the fixing knob 11 and the slide guide 12. By loosening the fixing knob 11, the frame 14 can be slid up and down, and the water discharge unit 7. Can be adjusted to the height of the upper back 18.

  Similarly, the water supply section 6 itself has a structure that can slide back and forth with respect to the frame 14 so that the water discharge section can be moved to some extent relative to the upper back of the head.

  Further, the frame 13 is provided with a forehead pad 15 made of an elastic body, and by placing the forehead during the carbonated hot water permeation bath, the weight of the head can be supported, so that the permeation bath can be performed easily.

  Further, an anti-skid 17 is attached to the lower part of the frame 13, and the anti-skid 17 is placed on the heel of the heel 1 so that the weight of the head can be supported by the heel 1.

  FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of the present invention. In this example, the water absorbing member 20 is sandwiched and fixed to a fixture 16 provided on the upper part of the frame 13, and the multiple ends are sandwiched between a forehead and a forehead pad. The water-absorbing member is preferably, for example, a non-woven fabric, cloth or foamed polyurethane, which is soft and flexible.

The water-absorbing member 20 is soaked in carbonated warm water discharged from a slit or hole 8 provided in the water discharge portion 7 and flows through the water-absorbing member 20 and flows down between the water-absorbing member 20 and the scalp. The carbonated warm water flowing between the scalp surface and the water-absorbing member creates a state where a carbonated warm water film is formed on the scalp surface.
The carbonated hot water dropped from the lower end of the water absorbent member 20 returns to the container 1 and circulates again.

  Although the water absorbing member 20 is used in the above embodiment, a sheet member that does not allow liquid to permeate may be used. The sheet member is preferably made of, for example, vinyl, and is thin, soft and flexible.

As described above, by using the water-absorbing member or the sheet member, even if the amount of hot carbonated water flowing on the scalp surface is reduced, a carbonated hot water film is formed on the entire scalp, and the efficiency is improved.
Further, a hair restorer generally recognized in carbonated hot water, salt, or free hydrogen sulfide may be contained. Further, a heater or the like that keeps and warms the carbonated hot water may be attached to the tub 1 or the water supply pipes 3 to 5 so as to keep the temperature of the carbonated hot water at one hand.

The example of the apparatus which produces | generates the carbonated hot water used in this invention below is demonstrated.
FIG. 3 shows a schematic diagram of a high-concentration carbonated hot water generation circuit. Hot water stored in the tub 101 is sucked up by the pump 102 through the suction pipe 103 and injected into the space 106 in the mixing tank 104 by the nozzle 105 provided in the mixing tank 104.

  The carbon dioxide gas is supplied from the carbon dioxide cartridge 107 to the mixing tank 104 after the pressure is adjusted by the pressure regulator 108. A space 106 in the mixing tank 104 is filled with carbon dioxide gas, and hot water sprayed by the nozzle 105 is stored at the bottom of the mixing tank 104.

The hot water accumulated at the bottom of the mixing tank 104 is jetted into the space 106 in the mixing tank 104 by the nozzle 105, thereby absorbing the carbon dioxide gas filled in the space 106 to become high-concentration carbonated hot water. The accumulated high-concentration carbonated hot water is returned to the bowl 101 by a return line 109 connected to the bottom of the mixing tank 104.

Here, the water level of the high-concentration carbonated hot water stored at the bottom of the mixing tank 104 is maintained within a predetermined range. A method for maintaining this water level will be described below.
Carbon dioxide gas whose pressure has been adjusted by the pressure regulator 108 is supplied to the mixing tank 104 via the open / close valve 111. In addition, a flow rate adjusting unit 110 such as an orifice is provided in the return pipe 109 connected to the bottom of the mixing tank 104. Furthermore, the mixing tank 4 is provided with four sensors 112, 113, 114, and 115 that can detect the water level.

  When the carbon dioxide gas opening / closing valve 111 is opened and the carbon dioxide gas is supplied to the mixing tank 104, the flow rate adjusting unit 110 and the carbon dioxide pressure regulator 108 gradually decrease the water level in the mixing tank 104. When the carbon dioxide gas on-off valve 111 is closed and the supply of carbon dioxide gas is stopped, the carbon dioxide gas in the mixing tank 104 is absorbed by the hot water jetted by the nozzle 105, and the water level is adjusted to gradually increase.

  When the sensor 114 detects the water level, the carbon dioxide gas on-off valve 111 is closed to stop the supply of the carbon dioxide gas, whereby the carbon dioxide gas in the mixing tank 104 is absorbed by the hot water and the water level gradually rises. When the sensor 113 detects the water level, the open / close valve 111 is opened to supply carbon dioxide into the mixing tank 104. As a result, the pressure in the mixing tank 104 increases, and the water level gradually decreases. The sensor 114 detects the water level again, closes the open / close valve 111, and the water level starts to rise. By repeating this, the water level in the mixing tank 104 is maintained between the sensors 113 and 114.

  FIG. 4 shows the appearance of an apparatus for generating carbonated hot water. A carbon dioxide cartridge 121 is attached to the apparatus main body 120. The carbon dioxide cartridge 122 is a screw-in type and can be easily attached and detached without using a tool. On the front surface of the apparatus main body, a bowl 101 for storing hot carbonated water is attached. As shown in FIG. 7, the bag 101 is used by being detached from the apparatus main body during use. The suction line 103 and the return line 109 are rotatable at the place where they come out of the apparatus main body 120, and the tip can be immersed in hot water of the firewood or escaped.

  The operation when using the apparatus for generating carbonated hot water will be described with reference to FIGS. First, as shown in FIG. 5, the bowl 101 is removed from the apparatus main body 120, and hot water is poured into the bowl 101 from a water heater or the like. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the bowl 101 filled with hot water is placed in front of the apparatus main body 120, and the tips of the suction pipe 103 and the return pipe 109 are immersed in the hot water in the bowl 101.

  Next, the switch 116 on the upper part of the apparatus main body is pressed. Then, the opening / closing valve 118 provided in the middle of the exhaust pipe line 117 connected to the mixing tank 104 is opened and the pump 102 is operated. As a result, the hot water in the tub 101 is sucked up from the suction pipe 103 and sprayed from the nozzle 105 into the mixing tank 104 through the pump 102. At this time, the carbon dioxide gas on-off valve 111 is in a closed state.

  The air in the mixing tank passes through the exhaust pipe 117 and is further discharged to the soot 101 through the return pipe 109. When the sensor 112 detects that the air in the mixing tank 104 has completely escaped and the mixing tank 104 has been filled with hot water, the open / close valve 118 is closed, the exhaust from the exhaust pipe 117 is shut off, and the carbon dioxide is discharged. The gas on-off valve 111 is opened and carbon dioxide is supplied to the mixing tank 104. As a result, the water level in the mixing tank 104 gradually decreases, and the space 106 contains only carbon dioxide gas.

  Hot water sprayed from the nozzle 105 comes into contact with carbon dioxide in the space 106 in the mixing tank 104 and absorbs the carbon dioxide gas to become high-concentration carbonated hot water, which is stored at the bottom of the mixing tank 104 and further carbonated in the mixing tank 104 The gas is returned to the trough 101 through the return line 109 by the pressure of the gas. This circulation increases the carbon dioxide concentration of the hot water in the bowl 101.

  When a predetermined time elapses, the carbon dioxide gas open / close valve 111 is closed, and the open / close valve 124 provided at the tip of the intake pipe 123 branched from the suction pipe 103 is opened. As a result, air enters the suction line 3 and the pump 102 does not suck the hot water from the bowl. The air that has entered from the intake pipe passes through the pump 102 and is sent into the mixing tank 104, and all the high-concentration carbonated hot water in the mixing tank is pushed out to the return pipe 109.

  When the water level in the mixing tank 104 falls to the lower part of the tank, the sensor 115 detects the water level, stops the operation of the pump, and ends the operation. Through these series of operations, all the hot water put in the bowl 101 becomes high-concentration carbonated hot water, and the high-concentration carbonated hot water in the apparatus main body is almost returned to the bowl 101 to complete the generation.

  Since the carbonated hot water generator main body 120 is not necessarily small, it is not preferable to install the apparatus main body 120 on a table or bedroom in the living room, and it is not a good method to carry the apparatus main body 120 together. Therefore, it is an important requirement that only the portion of the bag 101 can be separated and carried.

  As a method of maintaining the water level in the mixing tank 104, the opening / closing valve 111 is not opened, but the opening / closing valve 111 is opened, the rotational speed of the pump 102 is changed, or the electric flow rate adjusting valve is connected to the return line 109. (Not shown) or the like may be provided to adjust the amount of water supply or drainage to the mixing tank 104.

  Further, when the carbon dioxide gas in the carbon dioxide cartridge 121 becomes empty, even if the opening / closing valve 111 is opened, the high-concentration carbonated water in the mixing tank 104 cannot be pushed out by the pressure of the carbon dioxide gas, and the water level in the mixing tank 104 is lowered. Disappear. In that case, if the sensor 114 does not detect the water level even after a certain period of time has elapsed after the opening / closing valve 111 is opened, it is determined that the carbon dioxide gas has run out, and the operation of the pump 2 is stopped and a warning is displayed.

  Further, when the suction pipe 103 is out of the hot water surface in the bowl 101 or when the pump 102 does not operate, hot water is not sent to the mixing tank 104 at the start of operation. The water level inside does not rise and the sensor 112 does not know the water level. In this case, if the sensor 112 does not detect the water level even after a predetermined time has elapsed, the operation of the pump 102 is stopped as an abnormality and a warning is displayed.

  In addition, even when the suction pipe 103 is taken out from the surface of the hot water of the firewood 101 or the pump 102 does not operate during operation, the hot water is not supplied to the mixing tank 104. The water level in the tank 104 does not rise, but gradually falls, and the sensor 115 detects the water level. When the sensor 115 detects the water level, the pump 102 is immediately stopped and a warning is displayed.

  FIG. 6 is another embodiment of an apparatus for generating carbonated hot water. In contrast to the embodiment of FIG. 3, a storage section 119 is provided in the middle of the return pipe 109 in FIG. 6, and the storage section 119 is filled with rock salt, a salt containing hydrogen sulfide, or hydrogen sulfide water. The rock salt containing hydrogen salt and hydrogen sulfide is dissolved in the high-concentration carbonated hot water flowing through the pipe 109, and the salt-free and free hydrogen sulfide is contained in the high-concentration carbonated hot water stored in the ridge 101 to increase the scalp care effect. It is an example.

  FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of an apparatus for generating carbonated hot water. In FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, hot water stored in the bowl 101 is sucked up by the suction pipe 103, but in this embodiment, hot water is directly supplied from a device that can supply hot water of a certain hot temperature such as a water heater (not shown). The high concentration carbonated hot water which is supplied to the pump 102 through the pipe 126 and is generated in the mixing tank 104 is stored in the basket 101.

In the present invention, the carbonated hot water to be used is not limited to being made by the apparatus shown in the above embodiment, and commercially available carbonated water may be used in hot water, or in a completely different manner. You can use the hot carbonated water you made.
Further, in the above embodiment, the soot of the carbonated hot water generating device has a structure that can be separated from the main body, but may be an integrated structure in which the soot cannot be separated from the main body. Moreover, you may provide a heat retention heater etc. so that the temperature of carbonated hot water may be kept constant in the apparatus main body.

  FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram of still another embodiment of the present invention. In the above embodiment, a method of feeding the completed carbonated hot water to the upper back of the head was shown, but FIG. 8 simply puts hot water into the bowl 101 and uses the same apparatus as the carbonated hot water generator described in FIGS. This is an example in which carbonated hot water is supplied to the water supply unit 6 while generating water.

  The carbonated hot water collected by the trough 101 is again made into high-concentrated carbonated hot water by the carbonated hot water generator, and then discharged from the water discharger 7 to the upper back of the head via the water supply unit 6 and circulated.

  Therefore, the difference from the apparatus shown in FIGS. 3 to 6 is that the high-concentration carbonated hot water generated in the mixing tank 104 does not return to the trough 101 through the return pipe 109 but the return pipe 109 is connected to the water supply section 6. The high concentration carbonated hot water generated in the mixing tank 104 is discharged to the upper back of the head through a slit or hole 8 provided in the water discharger 7.

  Here, the return pipeline 109 and the water supply pipeline 3 may be configured to be detachable with screws or the like, or the two pipelines may not be separated as a single pipeline. Moreover, it does not matter even if it has the integral structure which cannot isolate | separate the straw 101 and a carbonated hot water manufacturing apparatus. Although the water absorbing member 20 is not shown in FIG. 8, the water absorbing member 20 may be provided or a sheet member may be used.

The invention's effect

  This is a method of performing a carbonated spring bath at the top of the head, which was not a conventional scalp blood circulation promotion method, by flowing the top of the head so that a film of carbonated spring is formed on the top of the head, instead of attaching the top of the head to the carbonated spring. . As a result, carbon dioxide gas enters the subcutaneous blood vessels from the scalp surface, thereby promoting blood flow in the capillaries and activating metabolism. Furthermore, water and nutrients are actively supplied to the hair root, and hair growth can be promoted. Moreover, by continuing the head bath with high-concentration carbonated hot water, capillaries develop toward the scalp, and blood circulation of the scalp can be permanently improved.

  According to the present invention, a head bath can be easily made with high-concentration carbonated hot water and can be continued every day. Moreover, since the posture is easy, the head bath with high-concentration carbonated hot water can be performed continuously for at least 5 minutes or more, preferably for 10 minutes or more.

  Moreover, not only high-concentration carbonated hot water but also mineral abundance due to rock salt can be expected to further increase the effect by mixing salinity and free hydrogen sulfide.

  According to the present invention, the desire of “being youthful forever” that is the eternal desire of men and women with thin hair can be realized through the improvement of blood circulation of the scalp.

1 shows one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 shows another embodiment of the present invention. A schematic diagram of a carbonated hot water generation circuit is shown. An external view of a carbonated hot water generator is shown. Another external view of the carbonated hot water generator is shown. Another schematic diagram of the carbonated hot water generation circuit is shown. Another schematic diagram of the carbonated hot water generation circuit is shown. FIG. 4 shows a schematic diagram of yet another embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container, 2 Pump, 3 Water supply pipe line, 4 Water supply pipe line 5 Water supply pipe line, 6 Water supply part 7 Water discharge part 8 Hole or slit, 9 Shower cap, 10 Arrow 11 Fixing knob, 12 Slide guide, 13 Frame 14 Frame, 15 Forehead, 16 Fixing tool 17 Non-slip, 18 Upper part of back of head, 20 Water supply member 101 、, 102 Pump 103 Suction pipe, 104 Mixing tank, 105 Nozzle 106 space, 107 Carbon dioxide cartridge, 108 Pressure regulator 109 Return pipe 110 Flow control unit 111 Open / close valve, 112 sensor, 113 sensor 114 sensor, 115 sensor, 116 switch 117 exhaust pipe, 118 open / close valve 119 storage unit, 120 device main body, 121 carbon dioxide cartridge 123 intake pipe, 1 4-off valve, 126 hot water pipe

Claims (11)

  Carbonic acid, which has a dissolved carbon dioxide gas concentration of 500 ppm or more and a hot water temperature of 30 ° C. or more, gently flows by gravity so that a thin film of hot water is formed along the head from the upper back to the forehead. Method for promoting scalp circulation with warm water   The carbonated hot water is stored in a container such as a bag, the carbonated warm water is sucked up by a pump or the like, sent to the upper back of the head, and the carbonated warm water flowing down the scalp surface is returned to the container again. The method of promoting scalp blood circulation according to claim 1   The carbonated hot water is a carbonated warm water generated by dissolving carbon dioxide in the hot water by means of carbon dioxide gas mixing means while the hot water stored in a container such as a bowl is fed to the upper back of the head. 2. The method of promoting scalp blood circulation with hot carbonated water according to claim 1, wherein the water is returned to the container again.   A water-absorbing member is brought into intimate contact with the upper part of the head, and the carbonated hot water is supplied from above the water-absorbing member. The method of promoting scalp blood circulation according to claim 1, wherein the hot carbonated water flows down.   The method for promoting scalp blood circulation according to claim 1, wherein a hair growth agent is added to the hot carbonated water.   The method of promoting scalp blood circulation according to claim 1, wherein salt or rock salt is dissolved in the carbonated hot water.   The method of promoting scalp blood circulation according to claim 1, wherein free hydrogen sulfide is dissolved in the carbonated hot water using a rock salt containing hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen sulfide, or hydrogen sulfide.   A container for storing hot carbonated water, a pump for sucking up the hot carbonated water, a water supply unit for feeding the hot carbonated water sucked up by the pump to the upper back of the head, and It has a water discharge part with an area where hot water can be discharged as evenly as possible over the entire upper back of the head, the water discharge part has a slit or hole, has a water supply pipe that connects the pump and the water supply part, A scalp blood circulation promoting device using hot carbonated water having a hot water recovery part for receiving hot carbonated water flowing along the container and returning it to the container, wherein the recovery part has a forehead for placing a forehead   A container for storing hot water, a pump for sucking up the hot water, a cylinder for supplying carbon dioxide gas, a pressure regulator for adjusting the pressure of carbon dioxide gas, It has a mixing tank that contacts and mixes carbon dioxide gas, has an on-off valve that shuts off the supply of carbon dioxide gas to the mixing tank, has a water supply section that supplies carbonated hot water generated in the mixing tank to the upper back of the head, The water supply section has a water discharge section having an area that can discharge the heated carbonated hot water as evenly as possible over the entire upper back of the head, and has a slit or hole in the water discharge section, and a water supply pipe that connects the pump and the water supply section. And having a recovery unit that receives hot carbonated water flowing from the upper back of the head along the scalp surface under the forehead and returns the warm water to the container, and the liquid receiving unit has a forehead support on which the forehead can be placed. Scalp with carbonated hot water Line promotion equipment   It has a fixing part that fixes the upper end of the water absorbent member so as to be positioned slightly below the water discharge part, the lower end of the water absorbent member has a length reaching the forehead, and the sheet member is attached to the recovery part It is designed to be sandwiched between the forehead provided and the forehead and absorbs water when carbonated hot water discharged from the water discharge portion flows inside the water absorbent member, between the scalp and the water absorbent member, and along the surface of the water absorbent member. The scalp blood circulation promoting device according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the sex member has a structure closely contacting the head.   It has a fixing part that fixes the upper end of the sheet member that does not allow liquid to be positioned slightly below the water discharge part, and the lower end of the sheet member has a length that reaches the forehead, and the sheet member is collected. When the carbonated hot water discharged from the water discharge part flows along the scalp between the sheet member and the scalp, the carbonated water is interposed between the sheet member and the scalp surface. The scalp blood circulation promoting device according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the device has a structure capable of forming a warm water layer.

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