JP2022081550A - Face sheet appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a face sheet appliance for face sheets for covering a subject's portions around eyes or face, which electrostatically charges the face sheets to prevent the face sheets from being shifted or removed after being disposed on the subject to be stably retained on the subject's portions around eyes or face.

SOLUTION: An face sheet appliance comprises: pinching members 11, 12 capable of pinching a face sheet; a friction part 20 coming into contact with each or either one of surfaces on sides of pinching the face sheet, of the pinching members, so as to electrostatically charge the face sheet; an energization member for applying external force in a direction of pressing the friction part to the face sheet when the face sheet is extracted; and a retaining part for rotatably retaining the face sheet in a roll shape. Thereby, the face sheet appliance can generate static electricity on the extracted face sheet to charge the face sheet.

SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

COPYRIGHT: (C)2022,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a face sheet device that covers the eyes, face, etc. of the person to be treated when performing a shampoo, conditioner, hair coloring, perm, or the like. .. In particular, the present invention relates to a face sheet device, which is a face sheet device that covers the area around the eyes and face of the person to be treated when the hair is treated while lying behind.

For example, when shampooing at a hairdressing salon or hair salon, a method in which a person who receives shampoo or the like (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as "the person to be treated") leans forward and performs the treatment. There is a method of performing the treatment with the person lying behind. In the hairdressing and beauty salon industry, the method of shampooing the person to be treated while lying behind is called "back shampoo". Recently, not only in hairdressing and beauty salons and hair salons, but also in stores that perform massages and beauty treatments, the area around the eyes and face of the person to be treated may be covered with a face sheet to perform each treatment.

The merit of using the above-mentioned back shampoo is generally that it is possible to prevent water from being applied to the face of the person to be treated, which is an effective shampooing method. On the other hand, as mentioned above, back shampoo is a posture in which the practitioner sleeps behind, so the distance between the practitioner and the practitioner is short, and the practitioner's eyes meet the practitioner, which is unpleasant. Sometimes. Therefore, in consideration of not making the treated person feel uncomfortable, when performing back shampoo, a sheet for covering the eyes of the treated person, the area around the eyes, and the entire face (entire face) including the eyes (the entire face) Hereinafter, the treatment is often performed by placing a "face sheet") on the face of the person to be treated.

Furthermore, in recent years, not only when receiving shampoo treatment, but also when performing treatments such as rinse, hair coloring, perm, etc., the treatment is often performed in the posture of lying behind, and such treatment is performed. The above-mentioned face sheet is used when it is used.

By the way, the material of the face sheet used when performing such treatments such as back shampoo is harmless to the human body and feels good on the skin, and is lightweight so that it is hard to feel the oppressive feeling when placed on the face. Things are used. Generally, gauze, non-woven fabric and the like are used. In addition to gauze and non-woven fabric, various materials such as those made of chemical fiber, paper, cloth, and resin may be used.

From the viewpoint of hygiene, the number of face sheets made of disposable non-woven fabric tends to increase, but new problems have arisen. For example, the material itself of a face sheet such as a disposable non-woven fabric is too light. Therefore, the face sheet shifts after covering the area around the eyes and face due to various factors such as the air flow generated by the practitioner passing by the practitioner, the practitioner's nose, and the wind from the air conditioning in the room. The problem is that they fly or fly. As for the face sheet made of a material other than the non-woven fabric, the material tends to be lighter for the reason of avoiding the feeling of oppression of the person to be treated, which causes the same problem.

Here, if the face sheet is misaligned, it is sufficient if the practitioner can fix it immediately, but if the face sheet is misaligned or flies during the treatment such as shampoo, the practitioner will foam in his hand. It is often not possible to fix it immediately because it is attached to the face or gets wet with water. In addition, the treated person is covered with a cloth (a cloth for treatment such as shampoo) to prevent the clothes from getting wet, and the treated person cannot correct the position of the face sheet by himself / herself. In many cases.

To deal with such problems, there have been some cases where the shape of the face sheet itself has been devised or a glue-like object has been attached to the face sheet, but in each case there are problems such as cost and operability. Yes, neither was enough.

Here, conventionally, there is Patent Document 1 relating to an eye mask that protects the eyes of the treated person and the area around the eyes from splashes such as irrigation water when the practitioner is washing the hair. When this eye mask is pulled, it is deformed in the pulling direction to correspond to the uneven shape of the face.

Further, there is Patent Document 2 relating to a face mask for washing hair used for covering the face when shampooing or the like while lying on his back. In this face mask for washing hair, a folding line is formed in the center, and a symmetrical first notch is formed around the folding line from the position of the mouth to the position of the nose, and the folding line in the center is formed. Is put on the center of the nose.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-152901 Utility model registration No. 3186866

However, since the eye mask of Patent Document 1 uses a material that is deformed in the pulling direction and whose shape is fixed, the manufacturing unit price is high and the cost burden of the practitioner or the practitioner is increased. Further, in the eye mask of Patent Document 1, since the practitioner pulls the part of the eye mask that directly touches the area around the eyes and the face of the person to be treated, there are problems such as hygiene problems and reduction of work efficiency. There is. Further, in the eye mask of Patent Document 1, even if the portion corresponding to the uneven shape of the face is deformed, the uneven shape of the human eye and the face varies, and the shape of the eye and the face of the person to be treated. It does not always fit the eye mask, and it cannot sufficiently prevent the eye mask from slipping.

Further, with respect to the face mask of Patent Document 2, since a folding line is formed in the center thereof and a first symmetrical notch is provided, the manufacturing unit price is increased and the practitioner or the person to be treated is treated. Increase the cost burden of the person. Further, it is difficult to prevent the face from shifting or flying in the front-back direction of the face by the folding line or the notch formed in the face mask of Patent Document 2. Therefore, even with the face mask of Patent Document 2, it is difficult to stably hold the face mask.

The present invention has been made in view of the problems of the prior art, and the problem thereof is that the patient is charged with static electricity to be displaced or fly after being placed on the person to be treated. It is an object of the present invention to provide a face sheet device, which is a face sheet device that is stably held around the eyes and on the face of the person to be treated. In particular, the present invention provides a face sheet device, which is a face sheet device that can reduce the burden on the practitioner and eliminate the discomfort of the practitioner at low cost.

According to the present invention, the following face sheet appliances are provided.

[1] A holding member that can sandwich the face sheet,
On each or one of the surfaces of the holding member on the side where the face sheet is sandwiched, a friction portion for contacting the face sheet and charging the face sheet with static electricity,
An urging member that applies an external force in the direction of pressing the friction portion against the face sheet when the face sheet is pulled out.
A holding portion for rotatably holding the roll-shaped face sheet is provided.
An instrument for a face sheet that can generate static electricity and charge the face sheet pulled out from the friction portion.

[2] The face sheet device according to the above [1], wherein a sheet feeding portion for feeding the face sheet is formed.

[3] The face sheet device according to the above [1] or [2], wherein the friction portion is made of a bundle of fibers.

[4] The above-mentioned [1] to [3], wherein a hole is formed in the center of the roll-shaped face sheet, and the holding portion has a portion to be inserted into the hole. Face sheet equipment.

When the face sheet instrument of the present invention is used, the face sheet is prevented from slipping or flying after the face sheet is placed on the person to be treated by charging static electricity, and the eyes of the person to be treated are prevented from slipping or flying. It is stably held around and on the face. In particular, the present invention is low in cost, can reduce the burden on the practitioner, and can eliminate the discomfort of the practitioner.

It is a perspective view which shows typically one Embodiment of the device for face sheet of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the other embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention schematically. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows typically the wearing state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in embodiment of the face sheet storage box of this invention. FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the friction portion of the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from above. FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the friction portion of the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 5 as viewed from the side. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in the other embodiment of the face sheet storage box of this invention. It is a schematic view which took out the friction part of the face sheet instrument in the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 8 from the outlet side. FIG. 8 is a schematic view of another form of the friction portion of the face sheet device in the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 8 as viewed from above. FIG. 8 is a schematic view of another form of the friction portion of the face sheet device in the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 8 as viewed from above. FIG. 8 is a schematic view of another form of the friction portion of the face sheet device in the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 8 as viewed from above. It is a perspective view schematically showing still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view schematically showing still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a top view schematically showing the urging member shown in FIG. It is a top view schematically showing the urging member in still another embodiment of the face sheet device of this invention. It is a graph which shows the measurement result of the charge amount in Example 1. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows typically the state which the roll-shaped face sheet is attached at the time of using the face sheet apparatus shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state which the plate-shaped member shown in FIG. 20 is seen from the back surface side. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state in still another embodiment of the face sheet apparatus of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows typically the use state of the face sheet apparatus shown in FIG. 22. It is a perspective view schematically showing still another embodiment of the face sheet storage box of this invention. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a cross section taken along the line AA of the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 25. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA schematically showing a usage state of the face sheet storage box shown in FIG. 25.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described, but the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments, and is described below based on the ordinary knowledge of those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It should be understood that those having been appropriately modified, improved, etc. from the embodiments of the above are also within the scope of the present invention.

[1] Face sheet:
The face sheet is a face sheet for covering at least the area around the eyes of the person undergoing the treatment, and is a face sheet charged with static electricity so as to be held around the eyes of the person undergoing the treatment.

Such a face sheet is prevented from slipping or flying during the treatment, and is stably held around the eyes and on the face of the treated person. Therefore, the burden on the practitioner can be reduced, and the discomfort of the practitioner can be eliminated. And this face sheet can be used stably and safely, and it is low cost because it uses static electricity (free electric power).

The "person who receives the treatment" means a person (the person to be treated) who receives a treatment such as shampoo, treatment, hair color, and perm at a hairdressing and beauty shop, a salon, or the like. In addition, the "person who performs the treatment" means a person who performs the treatment such as shampoo, treatment, hair coloring, and perm on the person to be treated. The content of the treatment is not particularly limited to the above, but usually, when a treatment using a sheet-shaped member in the sense of a blindfold or the like is performed at a hairdressing beauty shop, a salon, or the like, the treatment is included.

Further, "at least around the eyes" means around the eyes including the eyes of the person to be treated. That is, if the area around the eyes including the eyes of the person to be treated can be hidden (covered) with at least a face sheet, the view around the person to be treated can be blocked, and water or the like can be used when shampooing or the like is performed. This is because it is possible to prevent the patient from jumping and getting into the eyes, and it is possible to eliminate the anxiety and discomfort of the treated person. Preferably, it is a size that can be held on the entire face. That is, it is preferable that the face sheet has a size that can hide (cover) the entire face. This is because it is possible to prevent water or the like from splashing and adhering to the face when performing a treatment such as shampoo, and it is possible to further eliminate the anxiety and discomfort of the practitioner.

Here, the "static electricity" to be charged is "static electricity is charged so that it can be held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment". If the static electricity does not adhere to the area around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment, the face sheet will shift or fly during the treatment, and it will not be stably held around the eyes or on the face.

In addition, the magnitude of static electricity is not particularly limited, but since it is "charged with static electricity so that it can be held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment", it is around the eyes of the person to be treated. In addition, it is required that the face sheet adheres to the entire face (electrically adsorbs) and is of a size that can be stably held. However, the magnitude of static electricity may be such that it does not cause pain due to electric discharge. If it is painful, it will be difficult to actually use it. Furthermore, the magnitude of such static electricity is presumed to vary to some extent depending on the conditions such as season, temperature, and humidity, as well as the degree of dryness of the skin of each treated person, so that it does not cause pain. It is required to have a size such that it adheres to the area around the eyes and the entire face of the person to be treated and is stably held.

"Retainable" means that the face sheet is prevented from slipping or flying when placed around the eyes or on the face of the subject.

(Charging amount)
The amount of charge is not particularly limited, but the amount of charge is such that it does not cause pain, and it adheres to the area around the eyes of the person to be treated and the entire face and is stably maintained. Is required. It is presumed that the amount of static electricity charged varies depending on the conditions such as season, temperature, and humidity, as well as the degree of dryness of the skin of each treated person. Here, even in daily life, the stationery underlay has a charge amount of several kV to several tens of kV, and even when the office chair is left, it is charged with several hundred V or more, and even when walking, it is charged with several tens of kV. There is. However, in these cases, it is known that an accident such as electric shock does not occur because the energy is low. In addition, the state of leakage (discharge) varies significantly depending on the individual difference of human beings, the condition of each individual, and the material of clothing and shoes to be worn. Further, as described above, the leak state differs depending on the temperature and humidity.

For this reason, the amount of charge that does not cause pain and that adheres to the area around the eyes of the treated person or the entire face and is stably maintained is appropriately different, but for example, 0. It can be about 0.01 to 100 kV, may be about 0.05 to 100 kV, and may be about 0.1 to 100 kV. When the amount of charge is in the above range, it adheres to the area around the eyes of the person to be treated and the entire face, is easily held stably, and is less likely to cause pain when placed on the person to be treated. In particular, when shampooing or the like is performed in a supine position, the face sheet is placed on the face, so that it is difficult for the face sheet to fall from the face. Therefore, in the case of the supine position, a strong suction force that prevents the face sheet from falling due to its own weight is not required. That is, the effect of the present invention is sufficiently exhibited even with a small charge amount such as near the above lower limit value.

(Charging time)
The time during which static electricity is charged on the face sheet with the above charging amount (charging time) is not particularly limited. For example, it is preferably about 5 minutes, and it may be about 10 minutes. That is, one treatment is generally performed in about 5 minutes, and for example, the shampoo treatment time is about 5 minutes. In addition, when performing a perm treatment or hair coloring treatment, the time of the treatment as a whole is longer than that of shampoo, but it actually covers the area around the eyes and the entire face of the person to be treated. The time required to cover the face sheet is about 5 minutes. Further, in other treatments such as head spa where the treatment time is relatively long, the charging time may be about 30 minutes. On the other hand, it may be necessary to increase the amount of charge in order to maintain the stable condition for a time significantly exceeding 30 minutes, and the charged face is applied to the eyes and face of the treated person. It is not preferable because it may cause pain when the sheet is placed.

The method of charging the face sheet with static electricity is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a method of charging static electricity by a method of charging static electricity to a face sheet device, a face sheet storage box, and a face sheet, which will be described later. can.

In addition, although the face sheet usually has static electricity that is spontaneously charged, the static electricity-charged face sheet of the present invention artificially (intentionally) generates static electricity. The target is a face sheet that is charged with static electricity to the extent that it can be held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. Here, even when the face sheet spontaneously has a small amount of static electricity, as a result of generating static electricity, the static electricity is charged to the extent that it can be held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. In this case, it corresponds to a face sheet artificially charged with static electricity.

It is known that the human body is positively charged (+), so in addition to using face sheet equipment, the face sheet is charged with negative (-) charges by friction, etc., around the eyes and around the eyes. It may adhere to the face for a predetermined period of time (that is, to be held stably). Here, the face sheet that is negatively charged and adheres to the area around the eyes and the face is then spontaneously discharged through the human body, and the electrical adhesive force weakens. Since the treatment is performed in a supine position, the face sheet is stably held without being easily displaced even if the amount of static electricity charged on the face sheet becomes small.

Further, the material of the face sheet is not particularly limited as long as it is a chargeable material, and is preferably made of, for example, a non-woven fabric, a synthetic fiber, a natural fiber, a paper, a cloth, or a resin. By manufacturing the face sheet from such a material, static electricity can be reliably charged and maintained. The synthetic fiber includes both a synthetic fiber and a combination of the chemical fiber and a natural fiber such as cotton.

The face sheet of the present invention is used for the purpose of preventing water or the like from splashing and adhering to the face when performing a treatment such as shampoo, or eliminating anxiety and discomfort of the practitioner. This face sheet is used not only in hairdressing and beauty shops and salons, but also in massage shops and beauty salons.

[2] Face sheet device of the present invention:
The face sheet instrument of the present invention increases and charges the amount of static electricity of the face sheet before it is charged with static electricity, and processes the face sheet so that it is held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. It is an instrument. Specifically, this face sheet device is provided with a friction portion, and the friction portion is around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment after being in contact with the face sheet rather than before being in contact with the face sheet. The purpose is to increase and charge the amount of static electricity so that it can be held in the air.

By using such a face sheet instrument, the face sheet is prevented from slipping or flying during the treatment, and is stably held around the eyes and on the face of the person to be treated. Therefore, the burden on the practitioner can be reduced, and the discomfort of the practitioner can be eliminated. This face sheet device can be used stably and safely, and is low in cost because it uses static electricity (free electric power).

Since the face sheet device of the present invention charges the face sheet with static electricity, the face sheet processed by the face sheet device of the present invention is a face sheet before being charged with static electricity. In other words, it can be said to be a face sheet before it is artificially charged with static electricity. And, this "face sheet before artificially charging static electricity" means a face sheet before processing with a face sheet instrument, and even before processing with a face sheet instrument, a face. The sheet may have a small amount of static electricity, and this case is excluded.

That is, when the face sheet instrument of the present invention is used, the amount of static electricity in the face sheet after the treatment with the face sheet instrument increases as compared with the face sheet before the treatment with the face sheet instrument. The face sheet charged by the face sheet device of the present invention is the face sheet of the present invention described so far.

The amount of static electricity (charge amount) charged on the face sheet by the device for the face sheet of the present invention is the same as that of the face sheet of the present invention described so far, and specifically, around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. The amount of charge is sufficient to hold. Similarly, the charging time is the same as that of the face sheet of the present invention described so far, and is not limited. For shampoo and the like, for example, about 5 minutes is sufficient, and about 10 minutes is sufficient. be. For other treatments such as head spa, which have a relatively long treatment time, it may be about 30 minutes.

[2-1] Friction part:
The device for a face sheet of the present invention is provided with a friction portion for charging the static electricity on the face sheet. The friction portion comes into contact with the face sheet, and the friction between the face sheet and the friction portion can charge the face sheet with static electricity.

The material of the friction portion is not particularly limited as long as it is a material that can be charged to the face sheet by rubbing against the face sheet, and may be, for example, made of resin, synthetic fiber, natural fiber, or rubber. By forming the friction portion with such a material, static electricity is likely to be generated due to friction with the face sheet. In addition, "made of resin" includes made of synthetic resin, natural resin and the like. Further, the synthetic fiber includes both a synthetic fiber and a combination of the chemical fiber and a natural fiber such as cotton.

The friction portion is not particularly limited as long as it comes into contact with the face sheet and can charge the face sheet with static electricity by friction with the face sheet. Specifically, it may be in the form of a block or in the form of a sheet.

Examples of the block-shaped friction portion include those made of a bundle of fibers (a linear member (see, for example, FIG. 1)). As the sheet-like friction portion, for example, a woven fabric sheet 40 made of fiber (for example, see FIG. 9), a protrusion forming sheet 42 having a plurality of protrusions on one surface (for example, see FIG. 11), and one surface thereof. An uneven sheet 43 on which unevenness is formed (see, for example, FIG. 12) and the like can be mentioned. The woven fabric sheet made of fiber is a sheet woven so that at least the warp and weft portions intersect. Further, the sheet-shaped friction portion may be, for example, a smooth sheet 41 having a smooth surface as shown in FIG. If the sheet-shaped friction portion is formed with protrusions or irregularities, static electricity is likely to be generated on the face sheet when the face sheet and the friction portion come into contact with each other.

Further, the friction portion may be capable of contacting at least one of the front surface and the back surface of the face sheet. This is because if the friction portion comes into contact with at least one of the front surface and the back surface of the face sheet, static electricity can be generated and charged, and the face sheet can be prevented from slipping or flying. It is preferable that the face sheet device comes into contact with both surfaces of the face sheet so that static electricity can be generated on both sides of the face sheet to charge the face sheet. This is because the frictional portion of the face sheet device can be easily brought into contact with the face sheet and static electricity can be easily generated.

Specific examples of the face sheet device of the present invention include the face sheet device 100 as shown in FIG. The face sheet device 100 has holding members 11 and 12 capable of sandwiching the face sheet, and the root of the holding members 11 and 12 is a handle portion 15. Further, the friction portion 20 is provided on each or one of the surfaces of the holding members 11 and 12 on the side where the face sheet is sandwiched. Then, by sandwiching one end of the face sheet on the upper, lower, left, and right sides of the holding members 11 and 12 and pulling it out to the other end side on the side opposite to the upper, lower, left, and right sides, static electricity is generated and charged in the pulled out face sheet. Can be done. The friction portion 20 is made of a linear member 21 made of a bundle of fibers. The linear member 21 is made of a plurality of fibers in which one end on the handle portion 15 side is fixed and the other end is free. The linear member may be thin, such as a sheet, instead of a block.

[2-2] Bouncer:
The device for a face sheet of the present invention may further include an urging member that applies an external force in a direction of pressing the friction portion against the face sheet when the face sheet is pulled out. By providing such an urging member, static electricity can be efficiently generated on the face sheet. That is, by providing the urging member, the face sheet and the friction portion are more reliably rubbed, and static electricity can be efficiently generated and charged in the face sheet.

The urging member is not particularly limited as long as it can apply an external force in the direction of pressing the friction portion against the face sheet when the face sheet is pulled out. For example, a pair of magnets, a magnet and a magnetic material paired with the magnet (for example, iron), a clip having a holding force, and the like can be mentioned.

FIG. 13 shows a face sheet appliance 104 further comprising a pair of magnets 53 as an urging member. The face sheet appliance 104 includes a pair of block-shaped linear members 21 (friction portions 20) and a plurality of magnets 53 arranged on the outside of each linear member 21, and further at both ends. A single strip-shaped exterior strip 50 on which the linear member 21 is arranged is provided. In the face sheet appliance 104, a face sheet storage box (for example, the face sheet storage box 300 shown in FIG. 4) in which a bundle of a plurality of laminated face sheets is stored is arranged on the exterior band 50, and the exterior band is arranged. Each linear member 21 is aligned so as to wrap the face sheet storage box at 50 (see FIG. 13). At this time, the magnets 53 arranged on the linear member 21 attract the linear members 21 to each other (an external force is generated in the direction of pressing the friction portion 20 against the face sheet), and the face sheet is pressed from between the pair of friction portions 20. When it is pulled out, the friction portion 20 is pressed against the face sheet. For this reason, the face sheet appliance 104 can efficiently generate static electricity to charge the face sheet. The material of the exterior band 50 is not particularly limited, and for example, cloth, paper, resin (including rubber), wood, metal, or the like can be adopted.

FIG. 14 shows a face sheet device 105 further provided with a clip 55 as an urging member. The face sheet appliance 105 has the same configuration as the face sheet appliance 104 shown in FIG. 13, except that the clip 55 is used instead of the pair of magnets 53 as the urging member. The face sheet device 105 can also be used in the same manner as the face sheet device 104 shown in FIG. In the face sheet appliance 105, the face sheet storage box is wrapped around the face sheet storage box so that the linear members 21 are aligned, and then the ends of the combined linear members 21 are sandwiched between the clips 55 to form a pair. When the face sheet is pulled out from between the friction portions 20, the friction portion 20 is pressed against the face sheet.

FIG. 15 shows a state in which the clip 55 shown in FIG. 14 is viewed from above. The clip 55 includes a pair of urging arms 55a and 55b that apply an external force to the friction portion 20. When the clip 55 is separated from each other by the urging arms 55a and 55b, a force to return to the original is generated.

FIG. 16 shows another form of the clip 55 as an urging member. This other form of the clip 55 penetrates both the pair of urging arms 55a and 55b that apply an external force to the friction portion 20 and the pair of urging arms 55a and 55b, and adjusts the degree of the external force by the urging member. It is provided with an adjusting screw 56 for the purpose. When the adjusting screw 56 is tightened, the pair of urging arms 55a and 55b approach each other and the external force applied to the friction portion 20 becomes large, and when the adjusting screw 56 is loosened, the external force applied to the friction portion 20 becomes small. As described above, when the clip 55 of another form is used, the external force applied to the friction portion 20 can be appropriately adjusted.

The face sheet device is not limited to the above example. For example, other face sheet devices will be described below.

(Other face sheet equipment)
The face sheet appliance 101 of FIG. 2 has an outlet 25 and a flat plate-shaped member 27 having a friction portion 20 around the outlet 25. Further, it has a leg portion 29 that supports the flat plate-shaped member 27, and can store a bundle of laminated face sheets in the leg portion 29. Further, a storage box containing a face sheet may be stored in the legs 29.

Further, the face sheet device 102 of FIG. 3 includes a retractable annular band 31 and a friction portion 20 disposed inside at least a part of the band 31. In the face sheet appliance 102, the face sheet 200 at the top of the bundle 201 of the face sheets is pulled out from the face sheet appliance 102, so that the face sheet 200 and the friction portion 20 are rubbed against each other, and the pulled out face sheet 200 is formed. It can generate static electricity and charge it. The friction portion 20 may be a linear member 21 made of a bundle of fibers (see FIG. 1) or a woven fabric sheet 40 made of fibers (see FIG. 9).

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the face sheet appliance 103 may be mounted on the sheet outlet (face sheet take-out port) 33 of the face sheet storage box 300. In the face sheet appliance 103 of FIG. 4, a band 35 is provided around the face sheet appliance 103 so that the outlet 25 of the face sheet appliance 103 having the friction portion 20 can be attached on the sheet outlet 33. A face fastener is further attached to the band 35. Therefore, the band 35 can be wrapped around the outer periphery of the face sheet storage box 300, attached with a hook-and-loop fastener, and the face sheet in the face sheet storage box 300 can be taken out from the outlet 25 communicating with the sheet outlet 33. .. Then, when the face sheet is taken out from the take-out port 25, the face sheet comes into contact with the friction portion 20, so that the taken-out face sheet can be charged by generating static electricity.

FIG. 18 further shows a face sheet instrument 110 provided with a holding portion 60 for holding the roll-shaped face sheet 202 (see FIG. 19). In the face sheet appliance 110 shown in FIG. 18, the friction portion 20 is arranged on at least a part of one surface side of the curved plate-shaped member 62. One end of the plate-shaped member 62 is rotatably fixed to the fixing base 64. The fixing base 64 is provided with a holding portion 60 having a rod-shaped portion 65 for inserting into the hole portion 202a of the roll-shaped face sheet 202 having the hole portion 202a formed in the central portion (FIG. 19). reference). FIG. 19 shows a state in which the rod-shaped portion 65 of the face sheet instrument 110 is inserted into the hole portion 202a of the roll-shaped face sheet 202.

Such a face sheet device 110 can support the use of the roll-shaped face sheet 202. In the case of the "bundle of laminated face sheets" as shown in FIG. 5, the charged static electricity is discharged from the popped-up portion until the next use, and the entire surface of the drawn face sheet is charged. It becomes difficult to make it in the state of being discharged. On the other hand, the roll-shaped face sheet 202 has an advantage that there is no such problem.

FIG. 20 further shows a face sheet device 111 including a holding portion 60 for holding the face sheet 202. The face sheet appliance 111 shown in FIG. 20 is different from the face sheet appliance 110 shown in FIG. 18 in that the plate-shaped member 62 is not fixed to the fixing base 64. That is, a plurality of (two) fixing rods 66 extending upward are arranged on the fixing base 64, and are inserted into the through holes 67 formed in the plate-shaped member 62. At this time, the plate-shaped member 62 can freely move in the vertical direction. That is, the plate-shaped member 62 moves downward due to its own weight as the outer diameter of the roll-shaped face sheet 202 becomes smaller. Note that FIG. 21 is a perspective view schematically showing a state in which the plate-shaped member 62 shown in FIG. 20 is viewed from the back surface side.

With such a configuration, the roll-shaped face sheet 202 is used, and even when the outer diameter thereof becomes small, the friction portion 20 of the plate-shaped member 62 sufficiently contacts the roll-shaped face sheet 202. become. As a result, static electricity can be satisfactorily generated in the face sheet to charge it. That is, in the face sheet appliance 110 shown in FIG. 18, when the outer diameter of the roll-shaped face sheet 202 becomes smaller, the contact area between the face sheet 202 and the friction portion 20 may become smaller. With the face sheet device 111 shown, such a problem is unlikely to occur. The number of the fixed rods 66 is not limited to two (plural), and may be one.

In FIG. 22, two plate-shaped members 62 (those in which the friction portions 20 are arranged so as to be in contact with each other) are laminated, and the face sheet 202 is sandwiched between these plate-shaped members 62. Shows 112. The face sheet device 112 has the same configuration as the face sheet device 110 shown in FIG. 18, except that the plate-shaped member 62 is provided. In such a face sheet appliance 112, the friction portions 20 can come into contact with both sides of the face sheet 202, and the face sheet can be more reliably charged by generating static electricity.

Here, the two plate-shaped members 62 may be mechanically fixed inseparably or may have a structure of being detachably fixed. The removable structure facilitates maintenance. As a method of detachably fixing the two plate-shaped members 62, a method of using a magnetic force, a method of using a fixative, and the like can be mentioned. Examples of the method using magnetic force include a method in which magnets are arranged on each of the two plate-shaped members 62 and the force of attracting each other is used. Instead of arranging magnets on each of the two plate-shaped members 62, one may be a magnet and the other may be a metal attracted by a magnetic force. Examples of the fixture include a fixture that sandwiches two laminated plate-shaped members 62 from the side.

In FIG. 23, for a face sheet, a sheet feeding hole (sheet feeding hole 68) for the face sheet 202 is formed in the upper portion of the plate-shaped member 62 of the face sheet device 112 shown in FIG. 22. Instrument 113 is shown. Since the sheet feeding hole 68 is formed in the face sheet device 113, even if the face sheet 202 is clogged in the middle, the sheet is pushed out from the sheet feeding hole 68 with a finger or the like to prevent the sheet from being clogged. It can be easily resolved. The position and size of the sheet feed hole 68 are not particularly limited and can be appropriately determined.

FIG. 24 shows the usage state of the face sheet device 112 shown in FIG. 22. A roll-shaped face sheet 202 is inserted into a rod-shaped portion 65 (holding portion 60) of the face sheet device 112, and one end portion 202b of the face sheet 202 passes between the two plate-shaped members 62 to the outside. It's out. The user pulls the end portion 202b of the face sheet 202 protruding outward from between the two plate-shaped members 62, pulls out the face sheet 202 to a desired length, and then cuts the face sheet 202. At this time, static electricity is generated on the drawn face sheet and the face sheet is charged.

[3] Face sheet storage box of the present invention:
The face sheet storage box of the present invention is a face sheet storage box having the face sheet device described above, and has a bottom that can store the face sheet, an outlet for taking out the face sheet, and a face in the vicinity of the outlet. It is a face sheet storage box consisting of a top lid on the bottom equipped with seat equipment. Then, when the face sheet is taken out from the take-out port, the face sheet storage box generates static electricity in the face sheet to charge the face sheet.

As described above, the face sheet storage box of the present invention has a face sheet device capable of storing the face sheet and generating static electricity to charge the stored face sheet as part of its configuration. Therefore, when the face sheet is taken out from the face sheet storage box, static electricity can be generated in the face sheet to charge the face sheet. By using the face sheet storage box of the present invention, not only the work efficiency of the practitioner can be improved, but also the hygiene aspect can be improved.

As described above, the face sheet storage box of the present invention (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as “storage box”) forms a storage box when the bottom and the top lid are integrated. This bottom has a space inside (on the inner bottom side) for storing the face sheet. The upper lid is formed with an outlet from which the face sheet can be taken out. That is, when the storage box is formed by stacking the upper lids after storing the face sheet in the bottom portion, the face sheet in the storage box can be taken out from the outlet without removing the upper lid. ing. Further, in the storage box of the present invention, a face sheet device is attached in the vicinity of the outlet. The storage box of the present invention has the face sheet device attached to the above position, so that when the face sheet is taken out from the outlet, the face sheet is charged by generating static electricity. Can be done.

The face sheet device may be installed on the upper lid of the storage box inseparably integrated with the upper lid, or may be installed separately integrally with the upper lid.

The face sheet storage box of the present invention may have a structure in which the top lid can be removed from the bottom again after the top lid is stacked and integrated on the bottom, or after the top lid is stacked and integrated on the bottom, the top lid can be removed from the bottom. It may have a structure that cannot be removed.

For example, the following can be mentioned as an embodiment of the face sheet storage box of the present invention.

The face sheet storage box 301 shown in FIG. 5 shows that the face sheet 200 is already stored in the storage box 301. However, the face sheet 200 is not charged with static electricity to the extent that it is stably held around the eyes, the face, and the like. Around the edge of the outlet 25 of the storage box 301, a linear member 21 (friction portion 20) made of a bundle of fibers protrudes from the edge of the outlet 25 toward the center of the opening of the outlet 25. It is arranged so that it is in a state of being. Further, linear members 21 are arranged from both sides of the opposite edges of the outlet 25 toward the center of the opening, and the protruding tips of the linear members 21 are in contact with each other (see FIG. 6). Therefore, when the face sheet 200 is taken out from the storage box 301, the linear member 21 and the face sheet 200 come into contact with each other at the outlet 25, and static electricity is likely to be generated in the face sheet 200. Easy to pull out.

In FIG. 5, the linear member 21 is arranged all around the edge of the outlet 25, but the present invention is not limited to this example, and the linear member 21 may be partially arranged. Further, the linear member 21 is arranged only on one side of the edge of the outlet 25, and when the face sheet 200 is pulled out, the face sheet 200 and the linear member 21 come into contact with each other to generate static electricity in the face sheet 200. It may be an embodiment.

In the storage box 301 shown in FIG. 5, the face sheet 200 is preferably stored by adopting a so-called pop-up method. When the face sheet 200 is stored in the pop-up manner, the face sheet 200 can be continuously taken out. Therefore, after the first (top) face sheet 200 is taken out, the linear member 21 is as shown in FIG. The tip of the take-out port 25 faces the upper side of the take-out port 25. Therefore, when the face sheet 200 is taken out, the face sheet 200 and the linear member 21 can be reliably contacted with each other, and static electricity is likely to be generated in the face sheet 200.

Further, in the face sheet storage box 302 shown in FIG. 8, the face sheet 200 is already stored in the storage box 302. The face sheet 200 is in a state before being charged with static electricity. A woven fabric sheet 40 (friction portion 20), which is a woven fabric sheet made of fiber and is formed in a plane shape, is arranged on each of both sides of the edge of the outlet 25 of the storage box 302 (see FIG. 9). .. The woven fabric sheet 40 is arranged so as to come into contact with the front and back surfaces of the face sheet 200 to be taken out at the center of the take-out port 25 when the face sheet 200 stored in the storage box 302 is taken out. Therefore, when the face sheet 200 is taken out from the storage box 302, the woven fabric sheet 40 and the face sheet 200 come into contact with each other at the outlet 25, and the face sheet 200 can be charged by generating static electricity. The woven fabric sheet 40 is arranged only on one side of the edge of the outlet 25, and when the face sheet 200 is pulled out, the face sheet 200 and the woven fabric sheet 40 come into contact with each other to generate static electricity in the face sheet 200. You may.

Further, the face sheet storage box of the present invention may be a face sheet storage box having the face sheet device described above, and may be an "upper box" that covers the face sheet containing box. The upper box is formed with an outlet for taking out the face sheet. The outlet communicates with the outlet of the face sheet box when the face sheet box is covered with the upper box. A face sheet device is arranged in the vicinity of the outlet of the upper box. In the face sheet storage box of the present invention, when the face sheet is taken out from the outlet of the upper box, the face sheet and the face sheet device are brought into contact with each other to generate static electricity in the face sheet to charge the face sheet.

As described above, the face sheet storage box of the present invention is attached to a commercially available face sheet containing box (a known box in which the face sheet is stored) so as to cover the box from above. May be. The upper box has a face sheet device capable of generating static electricity on the face sheet to charge the face sheet as part of its configuration. Such a face sheet storage box not only improves the work efficiency of the practitioner, but also improves hygiene.

The face sheet device may be inseparably integrated into the upper box, or may be detachably integrated into the upper box.

Further, the face sheet storage box of the present invention may have a bottom that can store the box containing the face sheet inside, and the upper box may be the upper lid of the bottom. In such a face sheet storage box of the present invention, the upper box may be stacked and integrated on the bottom, and then the upper box may be removed from the bottom again, or the upper box may be stacked and integrated on the bottom. After the conversion, the upper box may not be removable from the bottom. From the viewpoint of reusability, it is preferable that the upper box can be removed from the bottom.

Further, the face sheet storage box 400 shown in FIGS. 25 and 26 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape in which a holding portion (specifically, an outlet 71 of the face sheet 202 is formed) for holding the face sheet 202 (see FIG. 27). A box body 70) is provided, and a plate-shaped plate-shaped member 62 extending from the vicinity (outer edge) of the outlet 71 of the box body 70, and a friction portion 20 disposed on the surface of the plate-shaped member 62. It is equipped with. The face sheet storage box 400 is provided with a holding portion which is a rectangular parallelepiped box body 70, and further, a plate-shaped plate-shaped member 62 extending from the vicinity (outer edge) of the outlet 71 of the box body 70 and the said. It can be said to be a "face sheet instrument" provided with a friction portion 20 arranged on the surface of the plate-shaped member 62. The face sheet storage box 400 is provided with a friction portion 20 similar to the friction portion 20 on the surface of the rectangular parallelepiped box body 70 in contact with the friction portion 20. In this way, by further providing the friction portion 20 (providing the pair of friction portions 20), the face sheet 202 can be sandwiched by the pair of friction portions 20, 20 and static electricity is more reliably generated in the face sheet 202. It can be charged. Of course, it is not necessary to provide the additional friction portion 20 (that is, the friction portion 20 may be only one disposed on the surface of the plate-shaped member 62). A cut portion for cutting the face sheet 202 to a desired length may be formed at the end portion of the plate-shaped member 62.

FIG. 27 shows a state in which the roll-shaped face sheet 202 is stored in the face sheet storage box 400. The face sheet 202 extends from the outlet 71 of the box body 70 of the face sheet storage box 400 to the outside of the box body 70. Then, the face sheet 202 extending outward is sandwiched by the pair of friction portions 20, and when it is pulled out, static electricity is generated and charged.

[4] How to use the face sheet of the present invention:
The method of using the face sheet of the present invention is a method of using a face sheet that is used by charging static electricity. That is, the method of using the face sheet of the present invention is a preparatory step of preparing a face sheet to cover at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment, and the prepared face sheet on at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. It has a charging step that charges the static electricity that can be held. Further, the method of using the face sheet of the present invention has a mounting step in which the face sheet after the charging step is placed at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment.

According to the method of using the face sheet of the present invention, it is possible to prevent the face sheet from slipping or flying by adhering the static-charged face sheet around the eyes or the face of the person to be treated. The face sheet can be stably held around the eyes and on the face of the person to be treated. In particular, the method of using the face sheet of the present invention uses static electricity, which is free electric power, at low cost, can reduce the burden on the practitioner, and can further eliminate the discomfort of the practitioner.

[5] How to use the face sheet device of the present invention:
The face sheet device of the present invention can be used as follows. That is, the face sheet, the face sheet instrument, or both are moved while the friction portion is kept in contact with at least one surface (front surface or back surface) of the face sheet. Specifically, for example, when the face sheet device 100 shown in FIG. 1 is used, one end of the top, bottom, left, and right of the face sheet is sandwiched between the holding members 11 and 12, and the other end side of the side opposite to the top, bottom, left, and right is inserted. Pull out the face sheet.

By doing so, the amount of static electricity of the face sheet can be increased and charged after the face sheet is brought into contact with the face sheet more than before the face sheet is brought into contact with the face sheet. If it is placed around the eyes, it will not easily shift or fly.

The friction portion of the face sheet device does not have to be in contact with the entire surface of the face sheet. That is, the friction portion may be rubbed in contact with at least a part of one surface of the face sheet. For example, if about one-third or more of the area of one surface of the face sheet comes into contact with the friction portion, static electricity can be charged so that it can be held at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. The contact area between the friction part and the face sheet is not limited to about 1/3 or more as described above, and there is no particular limitation as long as static electricity can be charged so that it can be held at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. do not have. This also applies when using a face sheet storage box.

[6] How to use the face sheet storage box of the present invention:
The face sheet storage box of the present invention can be used as follows. That is, when the face sheet is taken out from the bottom or the box containing the face sheet in which the face sheet is stored, the face sheet is taken out while being in contact with the friction portion of the face sheet device. Specifically, for example, when the face sheet storage box 301 shown in FIG. 5 is used, by taking out the face sheet 200 from the storage box 301, the linear member 21 and the face sheet 200 come into contact with each other at the outlet 25. The face sheet 200 can be charged by generating static electricity.

[7] A method of charging static electricity on the face sheet of the present invention:
The face sheet of the present invention is not particularly limited in the method of charging static electricity as long as it can be held at least around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. For example, the face sheet device of the present invention or the face sheet storage box of the present invention may be used, or static electricity may be charged by a practitioner or the like rubbing the face sheet by hand.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be specifically described based on examples, but the present invention is not limited to these examples.

(Example 1)
A non-woven fabric face sheet was prepared, and the face sheet (polypropylene non-woven fabric) was charged by generating static electricity using a face sheet instrument as shown in FIG. The amount of charge (charge) at this time was measured using a standard type capacitance measuring device (manufactured by Sisid Electrostatic Co., Ltd., trade name "Static electricity measuring device Statylon DZ4 type"). The measurement was performed multiple times for 5 subjects.

The material of the friction part of the face sheet equipment was nylon. The charge amount of the face sheet was measured under the following conditions. The temperature was 20 ° C. and the humidity was 32%. In the measurement, a weight of 500 g was attached to the edge of the face sheet, and the face sheet was pulled out from one end to the other end in contact with the friction portion (pulling speed was set to 1 second). Immediately thereafter, the face sheet is placed on the subject's face facing the front (the face sheet is electrically adsorbed and held on the subject's face), and the amount of charge is measured by the above-mentioned measuring instrument while maintaining the state. did. The measurement was performed at a distance of 100 mm from the face sheet. The charge amount was measured at intervals of 20 seconds immediately after the face sheet was placed on the subject's face, and the measurement was completed when the face sheet was separated from the subject's face (when it fell). The measurement results are shown in FIG.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 17, the face sheet is good on the subject's face even when the subject faces the front (that is, the face sheet usually falls due to its own weight). Was held in. Furthermore, from this result, it is conceivable that the amount of charge on the face sheet may be smaller if the patient is in a supine position as in a treatment such as shampoo. That is, it is considered that it is possible to sufficiently prevent the face sheet from slipping or flying even with a smaller amount of charge.

In this embodiment, the face sheet was well held on the subject's face even when the subject was facing the front (that is, the face sheet would normally fall due to its own weight). Furthermore, from this result, it is considered that the amount of charge on the face sheet may be smaller (the electrical adsorption force may be smaller) if the posture is on the back, as in the case of shampoo and the like. Be done. In this embodiment, the measurement is performed with the subject facing the front, but the inclination angle of the face in the supine position taken by a treatment such as shampoo is often about 10 to 30 °. Therefore, as compared with the case of this embodiment, it is possible to sufficiently prevent the face sheet from slipping or flying during a desired time even with a smaller amount of charge (at least around the eyes of the person undergoing the treatment). Can be retained).

Immediately after measuring the charge amount of the face sheet, the face sheet was touched, but no pain was caused by the discharge of static electricity. In addition, the subject on which the face sheet was placed did not feel any pain due to the discharge of static electricity.

As described above, it can be seen that the face sheet instrument of the present invention can increase and charge the static electricity amount of the face sheet so that it can be held around the eyes of the person receiving the treatment. Therefore, it is considered that this face sheet is prevented from slipping or flying after being placed on the treated person, and is stably held around the eyes and on the face of the treated person.

The face sheet of the present invention can be used as a sheet that covers the eyes, face, etc. of the person to be treated when undergoing treatments such as shampoo, conditioner, hair coloring, and perm. The face sheet device and face sheet storage box of the present invention are used as a device used for a sheet that covers the eyes, face, etc. of the person to be treated when undergoing treatments such as shampoo, conditioner, hair coloring, and perm. can do. The method of using the face sheet of the present invention can be adopted as a method of using a sheet that covers the area around the eyes, face, etc. of the person to be treated when undergoing treatments such as shampoo, conditioner, hair coloring, and perm.

11, 12: Holding member, 15: Handle part, 20: Friction part, 21: Linear member, 25: Exit, 27: Flat plate member, 29: Leg, 31: Band, 33: Sheet outlet , 35: band, 40: woven sheet, 41: smooth sheet, 42: protrusion forming sheet, 43: uneven sheet, 50: exterior band, 53: magnet (magnetic material), 55: clip, 55a, 55b: urging Arm, 56: Adjustment screw, 60: Holding part, 62: Plate-shaped member, 64: Fixed base, 65: Rod-shaped part, 66: Fixed rod, 67: Through hole, 68: Sheet feed hole, 70: Box body, 71: Takeout, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 110: Face sheet equipment, 200: Face sheet, 201: Face sheet bundle, 202: Roll-shaped face sheet, 202a: Hole, 202b: Face One end of the sheet, 300, 301, 302, 400: Face sheet storage box.

Claims (4)

A holding member that can sandwich the face sheet,
On each or one of the surfaces of the holding member on the side where the face sheet is sandwiched, a friction portion for contacting the face sheet and charging the face sheet with static electricity,
An urging member that applies an external force in the direction of pressing the friction portion against the face sheet when the face sheet is pulled out.
A holding portion for rotatably holding the roll-shaped face sheet is provided.
An instrument for a face sheet that can generate static electricity and charge the face sheet pulled out from the friction portion. The face sheet device according to claim 1, wherein a sheet feeding portion for feeding the face sheet is formed. The face sheet device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the friction portion is made of a bundle of fibers. The face sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a hole is formed in a central portion of the roll-shaped face sheet, and the holding portion has a portion to be inserted into the hole. Instrument.

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