JP2012034919A - Hair permanent wave treatment method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a means for reducing damage on hair and permanent wave treatment time.SOLUTION: A curler 11 has a structure which is covered by attaching a material with liquid-retaining property such as felt to a surface of a hollow tubular body comprising net-shaped side surfaces. A pin 12 whose head is mounted on the edge at one side of a wire bent in a thin leaf shape can be inserted into each of the multiple holes provided by the side surfaces. A barber or hairdresser fixes a bundle of flattened hair which is taken up by inserting the pin 12 after taking up the bundle of hair while directly abutting the hair to the curler 11 without using cold paper. The barber or hairdresser sprays softener with a sprayer before/after or during taking up the hair, and sprays hardener with the sprayer after the predetermined time has passed so as to form a shape of hair by permanent wave treatment.

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for performing permanent treatment on hair.

Conventionally, the following treatments are widely performed as a method of performing permanent treatment such as straight permanent or wave permanent on hair.
(1) Perform hair washing to clean the entire hair.
(2) The first liquid (softener or reducing agent) is applied to the entire hair requiring permanent treatment to soften the hair.
(3) A bundle of hair is sliced and separated from the entire hair with a comb, and the separated hair bundle is flattened, and then a strip-like paper called cold paper is brought into contact with the flat hair bundle.
(4) The flat hair bundle in contact with the cold paper is wound around the rod from the tip of the hair toward the root. At that time, winding is performed in a direction in which the rod enters between the hair bundle and the scalp.
(5) A rubber is hung on the groove provided at each end of the rod around which the hair bundle is wound, and the wound hair bundle is fixed.
(6) The processes (3) to (5) are usually repeated sequentially from the top to the bottom.
(7) When the treatment up to (6) is completed for the entire hair requiring permanent treatment, the hair bundle wound around the rod is heated for a predetermined time by a heater such as far infrared rays.
(8) The second liquid (curing agent or oxidizing agent) is applied to the entire hair requiring permanent treatment to cure the hair.
(9) After a predetermined time has elapsed, each hair bundle is removed from the rod.
(10) Wash the entire hair with warm water.

  In some cases, the first liquid is applied between the processes (3) and (4). Further, the first liquid may be washed between the processes (7) and (8).

  In the permanent treatment, there are problems such as an increase in volume feeling given to the hair, a reduction in damage to the hair, and a reduction in the time required for the permanent treatment, and conventionally, many techniques for solving these problems have been proposed. .

  As an example of such a technique, for example, in Patent Document 1, a hair bundle is wound at an angle of 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal direction of the rod, and the winding is reciprocated once in the longitudinal direction of the rod, as in the case of wrinkling. In particular, a method for realizing a voluminous hair shape while suppressing damage to the hair is disclosed.

JP 2009-285222 A

  As described above, in the permanent treatment for hair, the reduction of damage to hair is an important factor for improving the service quality for hairdressing salon customers. In addition, the reduction in the time required for permanent processing contributes to the improvement of service quality for customers and the burden on the staff of the hairdressing salon.

  In view of the circumstances described above, an object of the present invention is to provide means for realizing both a reduction in damage to hair and a reduction in the time of permanent treatment as compared with a conventional general permanent treatment technique.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides:
Winding a single hair bundle on the outer surface of a hollow cylindrical curler composed of side surfaces provided with a plurality of holes;
Inserting a pin into the curler so as to pass through two opposite holes of the plurality of holes of the curler around which the one hair bundle is wound by the winding step;
Attaching a softening agent that softens the hair to the surface of the one hair bundle at any timing from before the step of winding to after the step of inserting the pin; and
After a predetermined time following the attaching step, a method of attaching a curing agent that hardens the hair to the surface of the one hair bundle is provided as a first embodiment.

In the first embodiment described above,
In the winding step, a configuration in which the one hair bundle is wound so as to be in direct contact with the outer surface of the curler may be adopted as a second embodiment.

In the above first or second embodiment,
The wrapping step includes a first wrapping step that is the wrapping step performed using the first curler with respect to the first hair bundle, and the wrapping step that is performed using the second curler with respect to the second hair bundle. A second winding step which is
The inserting step is a first inserting step which is the inserting step performed using the first pin with respect to the first hair bundle, and the second step is performed using the second pin with respect to the second hair bundle. A second inserting step, which is an inserting step,
In the second insertion step, the second pin is fixed on the scalp in the first insertion step, in addition to two opposite holes of the plurality of holes provided in the second curler. In addition, a configuration in which the first curler is inserted into the second curler and the first curler so as to pass through two opposite holes of the plurality of holes provided in the first curler is adopted as a third embodiment. May be.

In the third embodiment,
The configuration includes a step of pulling out the first pin from the first curler at any timing after the second inserting step and before the step of attaching the curing agent. You may employ | adopt as an aspect.

In any one of the first to fourth embodiments,
The side surface of the curler may be a mesh that forms the plurality of holes. The configuration may be adopted as the fifth embodiment.

In any one of the first to fifth embodiments,
A configuration in which the outer side surface of the curler is coated with a material having a liquid retaining ability may be adopted as the sixth embodiment.

In any one of the first to sixth embodiments,
A configuration in which the curler has a diameter of less than 15 millimeters may be adopted as the seventh embodiment.

In any one of the first to seventh embodiments,
At least one of the step of attaching the softener and the step of attaching the hardener is a step of attaching the softener or hardener to the one hair bundle by spraying with a sprayer. May be employed.

In the eighth embodiment,
The sprayer may have a jet angle of 30 degrees or less as a ninth embodiment.

The present invention also provides
A main body portion that is a hollow cylindrical structure having a diameter of less than 15 millimeters, which is configured by using a mesh body that constitutes a plurality of holes as side surfaces;
As a tenth embodiment, a permanent hair bundle winding device is provided that includes a covering portion that is a material having a liquid retaining ability for covering the outer surface of the main body portion.

  According to the method of the first embodiment of the present invention, the curler around which the hair bundle is wound is fixed by the pin. Compared to the method, there is less risk of unnecessary force being applied to the hair, damage to the hair is reduced, and curling can be done simply by inserting a pin, reducing the time required for winding. Is done.

  According to the method according to the second embodiment of the present invention, since the hair bundle may be wound around the curler as it is, for example, a conventional method in which cold paper is brought into contact with the hair bundle and wound around the rod together with the hair bundle. In comparison, the winding operation can be performed in a short time with less labor.

  According to the method according to the third embodiment of the present invention, the second hair bundle that has already been wound up and the first curler that has already been wound up and fixed on the scalp is finished. Since the curlers are skewered and fixed with one pin (second pin), the positional relationship between adjacent curlers, that is, the relationship of the fixing positions of a plurality of hair bundles, can be fixed as a whole. It is easy to form the hair shape into a desired shape.

  According to the method of the fourth embodiment of the present invention, even when the first pin that has been fixed to the first curler that has been skewered by the second pin when the second curler is fixed is pulled out. Since the first curler is fixed by the second pin, the extracted first pin can be used for fixing another curler, and the number of pins required for the permanent processing can be reduced. As a result, the weight of the device on the scalp of the person undergoing the permanent process is reduced and the discomfort is alleviated, and the time for removing the curler at the completion of many permanent processes is also reduced.

  According to the method of the fifth embodiment of the present invention, the side surface of the curler is a net-like body, and the degree of freedom of the pin insertion position is high, so the curler can be fixed easily. In addition, since the weight of the curler is reduced, the discomfort of the person undergoing the permanent treatment is alleviated, and the hair bundle wound by the curler weight hangs down, so that it is difficult to obtain a desired hair shape. . Further, since the softening agent and the curing agent easily pass through the side of the mesh curler and spread to the entire hair, inconvenience caused by uneven adhesion of the softening agent and the curing agent is reduced.

  According to the method of the sixth embodiment of the present invention, since the outer surface of the curler is coated with a material having a liquid retaining ability, a softening agent that is applied or sprayed on the wound hair bundle, The curing agent tends to stay on the hair surface, and the unpleasant sensation given to the person who receives the permanent treatment due to the dripping of these solutions is reduced. In addition, the material with the ability to retain liquid is entangled with the hair bundle moderately, so that it is applied to the hair bundle at the time of winding, as compared with the conventional technique in which the hair bundle is wound around a rod together with cold paper and rubberized. Tension can be reduced. Therefore, it is easy to obtain a voluminous hair shape and there is little damage to the hair.

  According to the method of the seventh embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to perform the permanent treatment that brings about curling of a small diameter speedily while suppressing damage to hair.

  According to the method of the eighth embodiment of the present invention, the softener or the curing agent can be supplied to the hair bundle by spraying with a sprayer. For example, the conventional method of applying the liquid agent to the hair bundle from a bottle is applied. Compared to, the work can be done easily and speedily.

  According to the method of the ninth embodiment of the present invention, since the spray range of the liquid sprayed by the sprayer is narrower than that by a normal sprayer, the liquid is supplied for each curler around which the hair bundle is wound. Can be desirable.

  According to the instrument according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention, the method according to the seventh embodiment of the present invention can be carried out. Therefore, the permanent treatment that leads to the curling of a small diameter is suppressed while reducing damage to the hair. It becomes possible to perform speedily.

FIG. 1 is a photograph of an example of a curler used in a hair permanent treatment method according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a photograph of an example of a pin used in a hair permanent treatment method according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a photograph showing a state where a pin is inserted into a curler used in the hair permanent treatment method according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the procedure of the hair permanent treatment method according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a photograph illustrating a state in which the head is viewed from the side after the hair bundle is wound and fixed in the hair permanent treatment method according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a photograph illustrating a state in which the head is viewed from the side after the hair bundle has been wound and fixed in the hair permanent treatment method according to the prior art.

[1. Embodiment]
Hereinafter, an embodiment which is a specific example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a photograph of an example of a curler 11 used in the hair permanent treatment method 1 according to the present embodiment. The curler 11 is bonded so that, for example, the main body part, which is a hollow cylindrical structure having a net-like body with a side surface made of a hard material such as a metal such as stainless steel or hard plastic, covers at least the entire outer surface of the main body part For example, it is comprised by the coating | coated part which is a raw material provided with the liquid retention capability, such as the fiber cut short about 0.5 millimeters.

  FIG. 2 is a photograph of an example of the pin 12 used in the hair permanent treatment method 1. The pin 12 includes, for example, a main body having a structure in which a stainless steel wire having a diameter of about 0.8 mm and a length of about 140 mm is folded in half, and an end of the main body that is folded in two (hereinafter referred to as “tip portion”). The head part which is a spherical body made of a hard plastic and having a diameter of about 8 mm, which is inserted into the main body part by bonding or the like, and accepts the insertion of the end part (that is, both ends of the wire before being folded in half). And.

  The tip of the pin 12 is bent so as to be round so as not to damage the user's finger or the like during use. Further, a portion of a predetermined length (for example, 7 millimeters) from the distal end portion of the main body portion of the pin 12 is bent so that the distance between the two wires close to each other is narrow and constant. This is for facilitating insertion of the pin 12 into the hole on the side surface of the curler 11.

  Further, the body portion of the pin 12 is bent so that the distance between the two wires close to each other increases from the distal end portion toward the middle abdominal portion. As a result, the main body has a thin leaf shape as a whole. The pin 12 is configured so that the middle part of the pin 12 expands as described above, because the main body of the pin 12 inserted into the curler 11 presses the frame of the hole of the curler 11 from the inside to stabilize the position. It is for doing so. Further, in order to improve the stability of the pin 12 inserted into the hole of the curler 11, the wire of the main body portion of the pin 12 is subjected to a fine bending process so as to form a shallow wave shape of 5 millimeter frequency, for example. ing.

  FIG. 3 is a photograph showing a state in which the pin 12 is inserted into the curler 11. In this way, the pin 12 is inserted into the curler 11 so as to penetrate two holes provided on the side surface of the curler 11 and facing each other, and is stabilized at that position.

  Then, the procedure of the hair permanent processing method 1 is demonstrated. In the following description, the person who performs the work required for the permanent process is referred to as a “barbershop” for convenience, and the person who receives the permanent process is referred to as a “customer” for convenience.

  FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing an example of the procedure of the hair permanent treatment method 1, and FIG. 5 is a view of the state of the customer's hair from the side when the work up to step S07 described below is completed. It is the photograph which illustrated.

  First, the hairdresser cleans the customer's entire hair using a shampoo or the like (step S01).

  Subsequently, the hairdresser, for example, slices a handful of hair bundles near the top of the customer's head (hereinafter referred to as “first hair bundle”) with a comb and separates the separated first hair bundle. After adjusting to a flat shape, the upper outer surface of the first curler 11-1 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the tip portion, and the first hair bundle is wound from the tip toward the root (step S02).

  Subsequently, the hairdresser inserts the first pin 12-1 so as to penetrate the first curler 11-1 wound up with the first hair bundle, and the wound first hair bundle is positioned at that position. (Step S03). For example, the insertion direction of the pin 12 in step S03 is a direction from the front upper side to the rear lower side of the curler 11.

  Subsequently, the hairdresser slices a handful of hair bundles (hereinafter referred to as “second hair bundles”) adjacent to the lower side of the first hair bundle on the customer's scalp with a comb. After the separated second hair bundle is flattened, the upper outer surface of the second curler 11-2 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the tip portion, and the second hair bundle is directed from the tip to the root. To wind up (step S04).

  Subsequently, the hairdresser goes through the second curler 11-2 that has wound up the second hair bundle, and the first curler 11-1 adjacent to the second curler 11-2. The second pin 12-2 is inserted, and the wound second hair bundle is fixed at that position (step S05). For example, the insertion direction of the pin 12 in step S05 is a direction from the rear upper side to the front lower side of the curler 11.

  In step S05, the first pin 12-1 fixing the first curler 11-1 is further inserted into the second curler side, thereby connecting the first curler connected by the second pin 12-2. 11-1 and the second curler 11-2 may be further connected by a first pin 12-1.

  Subsequently, the hairdresser slices a handful of hair bundles (hereinafter referred to as “third hair bundles”) adjacent to the lower part of the second hair bundle on the customer's scalp with a comb. Then, after the third hair bundle thus prepared is flattened, the upper outer surface of the third curler 11-3 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the tip portion, and the third hair bundle is directed from the tip to the root. And take up (step S06).

  Subsequently, the hairdresser goes through the third curler 11-3 wound up with the third hair bundle and further penetrates the second curler 11-2 adjacent to the third curler 11-3. The third pin 12-3 is inserted, and the wound third hair bundle is fixed at that position (step S07). For example, the insertion direction of the pin 12 in step S07 is a direction from the rear upper side to the front lower side of the curler 11.

  Subsequently, the hairdresser repeats the operations of Step S02 to Step S03, Step S04 to Step S05, or Step S06 to Step S07 for the fourth and subsequent hair bundles as necessary (Step S08).

  When the winding and fixing operations for the entire permanent treatment target hair are completed in steps S02 to S08, the hairdresser uses a sprayer to spray the softening agent on each wound hair bundle ( Step S09).

  The sprayer used in step S09 is configured to have a spray port so that a spray range is narrowed so that each hair bundle can be sprayed with a softener individually. Desirably, the spray angle of the sprayer is 30 degrees or less. In addition, in this application, a spray angle means the angle of the surroundings of the vertex which the intersection line of the plane and side surface containing the rotation axis | shaft of the cone which the range which spraying forms forms.

  As a sprayer with a narrow spray angle, a sprayer provided with a spray port with a spray angle of 30 degrees or less in advance may be employed, or the spray angle is narrowed to 30 degrees or less with respect to the spray port of a sprayer with a spray angle greater than 30 degrees. The structure which attaches an attachment may be employ | adopted. In either case, the spray angle may be variable.

  Subsequently, the hairdresser uses a far-infrared heater or the like to heat the hair bundle sprayed with the softening agent to promote softening, and waits for a predetermined time (step S10). Thereafter, the hairdresser uses a sprayer to spray the curing agent onto the softened hair bundle (step S11), and waits for a predetermined time to fix the shape (step S12).

  In addition, the sprayer used in step S11 desirably has a spray angle of 30 degrees or less, like the sprayer used in step S09. The point that the configuration in which the spray angle is narrowed by the attachment may be employed and the point that the spray angle may be variable are the same as those used in step S09.

  After the elapse of the predetermined time in step S12, the hairdresser pulls out all the pins 12 from the customer's hair and removes all the curlers 11 from the hair bundle (step S13). The hairdresser then cleans the customer's entire hair (step S14), sets the hairstyle, and completes a series of operations.

  The above is an example of the procedure of the hair permanent treatment method 1. Here, compared with the conventional method, in the hair permanent treatment method 1, first, instead of rubber hooking, only one pin 12 is inserted at an arbitrary angle into an arbitrary hole provided on the side surface of the curler 11. It is worthy to note that the winding device in which the hair bundle is wound is fixed.

  FIG. 6 is a photograph exemplifying a state (lower three rolls) in which the hair bundle that has been wound up by applying rubber to the rod is fixed. In the example shown in FIG. 6, a pin is sandwiched between the rubber and the rod in order to prevent rubber marks caused by pressing a part of the hair bundle wound with the rubber hung on the rod. Yes. Thus, according to the prior art, in order to prevent rubber marks, in addition to rubber hooking, an operation of sandwiching the pin between the rubber and the rod is also required. On the other hand, in the case of the hair permanent treatment method 1, since rubber is not applied in the first place, an operation for preventing rubber marks is unnecessary.

  Usually, the operation of inserting the pin 12 into the curler 11 is easier and the time required for it is shorter than the operation of hooking the rubber on the rod. Furthermore, since the pinning operation for preventing rubber marks is unnecessary, the fixing operation of the hair bundle in the hair permanent treatment method 1 can be performed easily and quickly as compared with the prior art.

  Further, in fixing a hair bundle by rubber hooking, there is a possibility that rubber hits the hair directly during rubber hooking and damages the hair. In addition, unnecessary tension may be generated on the wound hair due to the tension of the rubber, which may give the scalp irritation such as pain. On the other hand, when the hair permanent treatment method 1 is used, the hair is not damaged or the burden on the scalp is not given to the hair.

  In addition, it is worth noting that the cold permanent paper does not need to be used in the hair permanent treatment method 1 as compared with the conventional method. Since the outer surface of the curler 11 is covered with a material having a liquid retaining function, no cold paper is required. As a result, the trouble of winding the hair bundle is reduced. In addition, since the strong tension required to sandwich the cold paper between the hair bundle and the rod is not required, damage to the hair and the burden on the scalp are reduced, and the hair can be given a more voluminous shape. It becomes possible.

  When the covering portion of the curler 11 is made of, for example, a short fiber bonded to the surface of the main body portion, a moderate frictional force is generated between the hair bundle being wound and the hair bundle is entangled with the outer surface of the curler 11. Therefore, the hair bundle can be wound with a weaker tension, and as a result, a more voluminous shape can be given to the hair.

[2. Modified example]
The procedure of the hair permanent treatment method 1 described above is an example, and various modifications such as the following can be added.

  For example, a step of pulling out the first pin 12-1 from the first curler 11-1 after step S04 may be added. This is because in step S04, the first pin 12-1 is fixed by the second pin in addition to the second curler 11-2 by the second pin. This is because the first curler 11-1 is not unlocked even if it is pulled out from 11-1. By removing the pin 12 that is no longer necessary, the weight of the instrument on the customer's scalp is reduced, and the unnecessary force applied to the root of the wound hair bundle is reduced. Feeling discomfort is reduced.

  Similarly, a step of pulling out the second pin 12-2 from the second curler 11-2 may be added after step S06. This is because, in step S06, the second pin 11-2 is fixed by the third pin in addition to the third curler 11-3 by the third pin. This is because the second curler 11-2 is not unlocked even if it is pulled out from 11-2.

  However, in this case, it is necessary that the first pin 12-1 is not pulled out from the first curler 11-1. If the first pin 12-1 is pulled out from the first curler 11-1, and further the second pin 12-2 is pulled out from the second curler 11-2, it is fixed by the second pin 12-2. This is because the fixing of the first curler 11-1 that has been performed is released.

  Moreover, the insertion direction of the pin 12 with respect to the curler 11 is not restricted to what was mentioned above, It can change variously according to a condition. For example, instead of inserting the third pin 12-3 into the third curler 11 and the second curler 11-2 in step S07 so as to stab the third curler 11 and the second curler 11-2, for example, as in the case of step S03, the third curler The third pin 12-3 may be inserted so as to penetrate only 11-3 from the front upper side toward the rear lower side.

  Further, the timing of spraying the softener in step S09 is an example, and in addition to or instead of step S09, for example, after the step S01, the softener is sprayed on the entire hair in the area to be subjected to the permanent treatment. Alternatively, the softener may be sprayed on each hair bundle before or during step S02, step S04, or step S06, or after step S03, step S05, or step S07.

  In addition, as a method for attaching the softener and the curing agent to the hair, it is convenient and desirable that the spraying using a sprayer is employed in the hair permanent treatment method 1, but for example, by directly suspending them from the bottle onto the hair bundle. Other methods such as a method of attaching the solution to the hair bundle may be employed.

  Moreover, the shape, size, and material of the curler 11 and the pin 12 described above are examples, and are not limited thereto.

  Regarding the curler 11, the curler 11 illustrated in FIG. 1 is a New Milbon roller S-4 manufactured and sold by Milbon Co., Ltd. (Asahi Ward, Osaka City), and has a diameter of about 28 mm and a length of about 47 mm. is there. However, the curler 11 includes a hollow cylindrical main body portion and a covering portion provided so as to cover at least the outer surface of the main body portion, and accepts insertion of a pin 12 described later on the side surface of the main body portion. A large number of holes are provided, and the coating part has a liquid retention capacity to retain the softener and curing agent used for permanent treatment, and is coated with a material that does not corrode or peel off due to those liquid agents Any shape, size and material may be adopted as the curler 11.

  In particular, in terms of size, it is desirable that the diameter of the curler 11 be between 5 and 50 millimeters, for example, one that is different in increments of 1 to 3 millimeters. The lengths of the curlers 11 having different diameters are preferably about 40 to 50 millimeters. Since the curlers 11 having different diameters can be used in this way, the diameter of the curl of the hair shape that can be formed by the permanent treatment can be flexibly changed.

  As the curler 11 having the above-described structure, the curler 11 having a diameter of less than 15 millimeters does not exist as prior art as far as the inventors of the present application know. This is because, for example, the New Milbon roller and the similar product Matsuba Set Curler (manufacturer / distributor unknown) are not used as a winding device for permanent processing, but are used for setting the hair shape (so-called set). This is because it is manufactured, sold, and used as a winding device to be used (usually, it does not require a small diameter of less than 15 millimeters).

  Moreover, it is desirable that various colors of the curler 11 are used according to the user's preference, such as pastel colors.

  Regarding the pin 12, the pin 12 illustrated in FIG. 2 is a product (manufacturer / distributor unknown) sold under the product name Matsuba pin (or Matsuba curler pin), and the size and the like are as described above. However, the pin 12 is of any shape, size, and material as long as it has a structure that is inserted through two holes at opposite positions provided on the side surface of the curler 11 and is stable at that position. May be adopted as the pin 12.

  Also, it is desirable that various colors and designs of the pins 12 are used according to the user's preference. For example, the color of the head portion of the pin 12 may be, for example, pastel colors, or the shape of the head portion may be a star shape, a moon shape, a heart shape, or the like.

  The method relating to the hair permanent treatment and the hair bundle winding device according to the present invention can be widely used in the hairdressing and beauty industry.

11 ... Cara, 12 ... Pin

Claims (10)

Winding a single hair bundle on the outer surface of a hollow cylindrical curler having a side surface provided with a plurality of holes;
Inserting a pin into the curler so as to pass through two opposite holes of the plurality of holes of the curler around which the one hair bundle is wound by the winding step;
Attaching a softening agent that softens the hair to the surface of the one hair bundle at any timing from before the step of winding to after the step of inserting the pin; and
Attaching a curing agent for curing the hair to the surface of the one hair bundle after a predetermined time following the attaching step. The method according to claim 1, wherein in the winding step, the one hair bundle is wound so as to directly contact an outer surface of the curler. The wrapping step includes a first wrapping step that is the wrapping step that is performed using the first curler with respect to the first hair bundle, and the wrapping step that is performed using the second curler with respect to the second hair bundle. A second winding step which is
The inserting step is a first inserting step which is the inserting step performed using the first pin with respect to the first hair bundle, and the second step is performed using the second pin with respect to the second hair bundle. A second inserting step, which is an inserting step,
In the second insertion step, the second pin is fixed on the scalp in the first insertion step, in addition to two opposite holes of the plurality of holes provided in the second curler. The method according to claim 1, wherein the first curler is inserted into the second curler and the first curler so as to pass through two holes facing each other out of the plurality of holes provided in the first curler. 4. The method according to claim 3, further comprising a step of pulling out the first pin from the first curler at any timing after the second inserting step and before the step of attaching the curing agent. 5. Method. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a side surface of the curler is a net that forms the plurality of holes. The method according to claim 1, wherein an outer surface of the curler is coated with a material having a liquid retaining ability. The method according to claim 1, wherein the curler has a diameter of less than 15 millimeters. 8. At least one of the step of attaching the softening agent and the step of attaching the curing agent is a step of attaching the softening agent or the curing agent to the one hair bundle by spraying with a sprayer. The method of crab. The method according to claim 8, wherein the sprayer has an injection angle of 30 degrees or less. A main body portion that is a hollow cylindrical structure having a diameter of less than 15 millimeters, which is configured by using a mesh body that constitutes a plurality of holes as side surfaces;
A hair bundle winding device for permanent treatment, comprising: a covering portion that is a material having a liquid retaining ability for covering the outer surface of the main body portion.

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