JP2014206713A - Eyeglasses with temples not to be put on ears - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that, when perming or dyeing the hair in a beauty salon, it is necessary to put off eyeglasses since temples of the eyeglasses at positions of ears may become obstacle in perming or dyeing, the eyeglasses may be damaged if an application agent that is used for perming or dyeing the hair is deposited to the eyeglasses or the agent may be deposited to the skin of the head through the eyeglasses to cause an injury but in the situation where a consumer has too long time since it may take three to four hours for coloring, cutting and perming the hair as a time of stay in the beauty salon, while treating or misting the hair, the customer cannot use the eyeglasses because of a structure of putting temples on the ears in the conventional eyeglasses although the customer has much time to read magazines or the like.SOLUTION: As technical means for solving such a problem, eyeglasses are provided in which, while paying attention to a skeleton of human face and temples are structured to stop power of the eyeglasses moving forward by utilizing cheek bones and jaw bones of the face in order to prevent the eyeglasses from being detached from the face, from the concept that the temples of the eyeglasses should be put on the ears.

Description

Technical field belonging to the invention

The present invention relates to a temple for eyeglasses for fixing eyeglasses on the face.

The glasses on the person's face support the downward force with the nose and the nose pad of the glasses. Moreover, it has a structure in which the eyeglasses are prevented from coming off in the forward direction by putting the temple on the ear.

Problems to be solved by the invention

When you perm your hair or dye your hair at a beauty salon, the temples on your glasses are in the position of your ears and get in the way when performing treatment, and the applied medicine used when you perm your hair and dye your hair However, if they are attached to the glasses, the glasses may be damaged. However, it is necessary to remove the glasses because the medicine is applied to the skin of the head through the glasses and causes injury.

However, the time spent at the beauty salon takes about 4 hours from 3 o'clock for color, cut, and perm, so consumers have time to spare. However, while there is a lot of time to read a magazine during treatment or while in a mist, conventional glasses are in a situation where the temples cannot be used because the temples are placed on the ears.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide spectacles having a new structure in which the temple of the spectacles is not stopped by the ear.

Means to solve the problem

The technical means of the present invention for solving such a problem focuses on the skeletal structure of the human face and prevents the glasses from coming off the face from the concept that the temples of the glasses are worn on the ear. For this purpose, the glasses 10 shown in FIG. 2 having a structure for fixing the glasses using the cheekbones of the face and the elastic bones of the jaws are provided.

The nose and glasses nose pads support the downward force. The temples on the left and right extend from the upper back side of the cheekbone of the face to the elastic bone of the jaw, so that the modern is hung on the back side of the elastic bone of the jaw. The eyeglasses 10 are structured to wrap the face.

Effect of the invention

By providing spectacles having the above-described structure, the spectacles 10 having the structure shown in FIG. 2 of the present invention can be provided when the hair is permed or hair-dyed, and while waiting for the next treatment. By using it, you can read magazines and newspapers.
By reading magazines and newspapers, you can spend a long time at the beauty salon comfortably.

FIG. 3 is a view of glasses having a structure in which temples of glasses are stopped by cheekbones and jaws according to the present invention. It is a figure at the time of using FIG.

Embodiment of the Invention

Hereinafter, a method of using glasses and functions of glasses according to embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 2, the temple 1 is about 40 to 65 degrees downward from a temple of general glasses. When the glasses 10 of FIG. 1 are put on, the temple 1 has a structure that hangs from the upper back of the cheekbone 11 of the face to the back of the elastic bone 12 of the jaw as shown in FIG. The modern 2 has a curved structure so that it can be easily applied to the elbow bone 12 of the jaw.
FIG. 2 shows a state of wearing the glasses 10 of FIG.

Therefore, the eyeglasses 10 in FIG. 2 support the downward force with the nose pad 4 as a fulcrum portion 13 and a nose pad 4 when placed on the face, and the temples 1 are shown so that the eyeglasses do not move back and forth. As shown by 2, it is fixed by the cheekbone 11 of the face and the elastic bone 12 of the jaw. In addition, since it expands and contracts due to the elasticity of the entire eyeglass, it has a structure that wraps the left and right temple faces.

As shown in FIG. 2, the temple 1 is fixed by the bulge of the cheekbone 10 and the corners of the elbow bone 11 of the jaw, and the structure is less likely to move forward.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Temple 2 Modern 3 Bridge 4 Nose pad 6 Rim 7 Hinge 10 Glasses 11 Cheekbone 12 Elbow bone 13 Jaw part of nose

Claims (2)

As shown in FIG. 2, the temples on the left and right sides of the rim have a temple of 40 to 65 degrees as shown in FIG. The eyeglasses 10 are bent downward in the range. As shown in FIG. 2, the glasses are characterized in that the temples are not put on the ears. As shown in FIG. 2, the temple 13 on the left and right sides support the downward force with the nose pad 4 and the nose pad 4 as the fulcrum. 11 is a spectacle 10 having a structure that is fixed from the upper back of the elbow 11 to the back of the chin bone 12 of the jaw and fixed so that the spectacles do not move forward.

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