JP3205108U - Support structure for face wearing members - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a support structure for a face mounting member in which hair or the like is not entangled with an anchor member or damaged by the anchor member. Extension portions 32 that are left and right end portions of a mask cover 30 are fixed to an anchor member 20 that is attached to a face 10 in advance. The surface side of the anchor member 20 is made of a magnet as the support portion 21. The extended portion 32 is provided with a supported portion 33 made of a ferromagnetic material such as iron that is attracted to the magnet support portion 21 by a magnetic force. When the extending portion 32 is stacked on the anchor member 20, the supported portion 33 is attracted to the magnet support portion 21 by magnetic force and is detachably fixed to the anchor member 20. Since the support portion 21 of the anchor member 20 is a magnet, the hair does not get tangled and the material on the mask cover 30 side is not damaged. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a structure in which a face mounting member such as a mask is supported by an anchor member attached to the face in advance.

It is known that an anchor member is attached to the face in advance and the mask is detachably attached to the face via the anchor member. Since the mask made in this way is not attached to the ear via an ear strap as in the prior art, the base of the ear does not hurt even when used for a long time, and can be used comfortably (Patent Document 1). .
Furthermore, as another example of a mask without an ear strap, the mask is separated into a mask main body and left and right end portions, and left and right end portions are adhesive portions, which are attached to the face with an adhesive material, and the surface of this portion. In addition, the mask main body can be attached to and detached from the face by providing a connection part made of a hook-and-loop fastener etc. inside the end of the mask main body that overlaps this, and separating the mask main body from the adhesive part at this connection part. There is also (patent document 2).

Japanese Patent No. 4684318 JP 2007-20983 A

By the way, the anchor member provided with the engaging part which protrudes like the said patent document 1 becomes troublesome to attach to a face since an engaging part protrudes largely from a face and enters a visual field when it attaches to a face. Therefore, it is desired to make the anchor member as thin as possible.
In addition, when the anchor member is configured with a hook-and-loop fastener as in Patent Document 2 above, the anchor member is used near the hair. The installation became troublesome. In addition, if the hair is entangled with the hook-and-loop fastener attached to the face, it may become uncomfortable or the engagement force with a face mounting member such as a mask may be reduced. In addition, the hook-and-loop fasteners are more likely to get dirty because litter such as lint other than the hair is more likely to adhere. In addition, when touching the hook-and-loop fastener with a fingertip or the like, it became rough and uncomfortable.
Further, when the hook-and-loop fastener is directly engaged with or disengaged from the mask, the material of the face mounting member such as the mask is fluffed and damaged.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to realize a support structure for a face mounting member that makes the anchor member thin, prevents hair from being entangled, does not damage the material of the face mounting member such as a mask, and has a good touch.

In order to solve the above problems, a first device of the present application includes a face attachment member (30) attached to the face (10) and an anchor member (20) attached to the face (10) in advance to support the face attachment member (30). In the support structure of the face mounting member provided,
A support portion (21) of the face mounting member (30) is provided on the surface of the anchor member (20),
While providing a supported portion (33) in a portion (32) overlapping the anchor member (20) of the face mounting member (30),
At least one of the support part (21) and the supported part (33) is made of a magnet, and the other is made of a magnetic material that is attracted to the magnet by magnetic force.

In the second invention, the support part (21) is made of a magnet, and the supported part (33) is made of a ferromagnetic material and is mechanically or chemically attached to the face mounting member (30). It is characterized by.

The third device is characterized in that the supported portion (33) is made of a magnet, and the supporting portion (21) is made of a ferromagnetic material.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the supported portion (33) is attracted to the supporting portion (21) by a magnetic force with the face wearing member (30) sandwiched between the supported portion (21). The face mounting member (30) is fixed to the anchor member (20).

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the support portion of the anchor member and the supported portion of the face mounting member are either a magnet and the other is a combination of ferromagnetic materials, so that the supported portion is the anchor member. Since it is configured to be attracted to the supporting portion by magnetic force, the anchor member can be made thin, and when attached to the face, it is difficult to enter the field of view and can be used comfortably.
Further, even when the anchor member is used near the hair, the anchor member is less likely to be entangled with the hair and can be easily attached to the face. In addition, discomfort due to the hair getting entangled with the anchor member and a reduction in the supporting force with respect to the supported portion are less likely to occur.
In addition, dust such as lint other than the hair is less likely to adhere, so that it is difficult to get dirty even when used for a long time.
Furthermore, even if it touches with a fingertip etc., the touch will become favorable. In addition, the material of the face mounting member is not damaged.

According to the second device, since the supporting portion is a magnet and the supported portion is a ferromagnetic body, the magnet having a relatively heavy weight is attached to the face as a supporting portion, so that the heavy magnet is placed on the face. It can be supported stably.
Further, the supported portion of the face mounting member can be made relatively light, and the replacement face mounting member can be made light. Moreover, it can be easily mechanically or chemically attached.

According to the invention of claim 3, since the supported portion is a magnet and the supporting portion is a ferromagnetic body, the anchor member that may be attached to the face even when the face wearing member is not worn is made lightweight, It can be attached to the face for a long time without discomfort.

According to the invention of claim 4, since the face mounting member is sandwiched and fixed between the supported portion and the supporting portion, the supported portion can be kept separate without being attached to the face mounting member. For this reason, the attachment process with respect to the face mounting member of a supported part can be skipped.

Perspective view showing the state before mounting The perspective view which shows the state at the time of wearing Perspective view and sectional view of anchor member Schematic diagram of magnetic adsorption member Schematic diagram of another type of anchor member and magnetic adsorption member

Hereinafter, an embodiment in which a face mounting member is a mask cover and a magnet is provided on an anchor member will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a state in the middle of mounting the mask cover, and FIG. 2 shows a state after mounting.
Anchor members 20 are attached in advance to the left and right cheeks 12 near the ear 11 of the face 10. A support portion 21 made of a magnet is provided on the surface of the anchor member 20. The anchor member 20 is attached to a position near the ear 11 in the middle part of the nose 13 and the ear 11 in the cheek 12. Reference numeral 14 denotes eyes, 15 denotes a mouth, 16 denotes a chin (FIG. 1), and 17 denotes hair in front of the ear (also referred to as “sideburn”).

The attachment position of the anchor member 20 can be arbitrarily set according to the type of the face mounting member. In the present embodiment, the position is on the cheekbone 12a which is suitable for supporting the mask cover 30 and is in front of the protrusion 11a located behind the tip of the nose 13 and in front of the ear hole. This position is also in the vicinity of the earlobe 11b, and there is a space in which the anchor member 20 can be easily attached. In addition, the mask member 30 is not attached and the anchor member 20 is exposed to the face 10 and used from the surroundings. It is also an easy position. Note that the mask cover 30 in FIG. 1 simultaneously shows two modes of a state before covering the face 10 and a state of covering the face 10.

An ear front portion 12 b formed between the hair 17 in front of the ear and the ear 11 is also suitable for the attachment position of the anchor member 20 that supports the mask cover 30. This position is a portion where the makeup is not disturbed even if the anchor member 20 is attached / detached, because even in a woman who has made up the makeup, this portion is hardly applied.
In addition, although the ear front part 12b is a comparatively narrow part in the front-back direction (horizontal width direction), if the anchor member 20 is formed in a vertically long shape such as an ellipse different from the illustrated shape, it can be easily attached to the ear front part 12b. Can do.

Extending portions 32, which are both left and right end portions of the mask cover 30, are detachably secured to the left and right anchor members 20 by the magnetic force of the support portion 21 formed of a magnet.
A supported portion 33 is provided at a position overlapping the anchor member 20 on the back side of the extending portion 32 (the side facing the face 10). The supported portion 33 in this example is made of a metal such as a ferromagnetic material, and is attached to the back surface of the extending portion 32 in advance.

The supported portion 33 is a member that is attracted to the support portion 21 by the magnetic force generated by the support portion 21 that is a magnet of the anchor member 20. As a result, the supported portion 33 is attracted to the support portion 21 of the anchor member 20 by a magnetic force, whereby the mask cover 30 is detachably attached to the anchor member 20 and supported, and is mounted on the face 10.

The mask cover 30 is a fiber material having air permeability such as a non-woven fabric, and is a member that is long in the horizontal direction across the lower half of the face 10 across the left and right cheeks 12, and includes the nose 13, mouth 15, and chin 16. Cover. However, the shape which does not cover the jaw 16 may be sufficient.

The mask cover 30 is an example of a face cover that is a face mounting member. The mask cover 30 is integrally provided with a cover main body portion 31 at the middle portion in the left-right direction and an extension portion 32 extending from both the left and right sides toward the ear 11 so as to fit the face. It is three-dimensionally formed.
The material of the mask cover 30 may be felt, a cloth such as a nonwoven fabric or a woven cloth such as gauze, or a plastic film having air permeability.

A medical or sanitary replacement mask 34 is overlaid on the back side of the cover main body 31. The exchange mask 34 is a household hygiene mask that can capture fine particles of 5 μm or more, for example, as a countermeasure against pollen, and is a commercially available off-the-shelf product. However, it may be composed of only a filter main body without an ear strap, and a simple material such as gauze or non-woven fabric simply folded into a square shape. The performance of the mask may be medical or industrial that can capture smaller particles.
Note that the mask cover 30 is made of, for example, a nonwoven fabric having air permeability, and even if it has some filter function, its filter performance is lower than the level of a household hygiene mask.

The replacement mask 34 is fixed on the face 10 by the mask cover 30 in a state of covering the nose 13, the eyes 14, or the mouth 15 by being overlaid on the back side of the cover main body 31. However, in order to fix the replacement mask 34 to the mask cover 30 more reliably, it can be temporarily fixed with a double-sided adhesive tape or the like if necessary.

FIG. 3 shows details of the anchor member 20. 3A is a perspective view of the anchor member 20, and FIG. 3B is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. In these, the anchor member 20 includes a support portion 21 on the front surface, an elastic layer 22 and an adhesive layer 23 provided on the back surface side thereof.
The support portion 21 is formed by appropriately using a known fixed magnet or ferrite magnet formed into a predetermined shape, or a magnet sheet made of a magnet material in a sheet shape. Its shape, size, etc. are arbitrary.

In this example, the support portion 21 has a cylindrical shape with a smaller diameter than the elastic layer 22 (adhesive layer 23), and the periphery is fixed by a fixing member 24. The fixing member 24 is a member having an outer shape made of an appropriate member such as a resin having the same shape (circular) and the same size as the elastic layer 22 (adhesive layer 23), and by fitting the support portion 21 into a hole provided in the center, The support portion 21 is integrated with the fixing member 24. The support portion 21 slightly protrudes to the surface side from the fixing member 24 and is easy to adsorb the supported portion 33.

The fixing member 24 is provided to provide the elastic layer 22 (adhesive layer 23) when the support portion 21 is smaller than the elastic layer 22 (adhesive layer 23). Further, when a small support portion is provided on the large elastic layer 22 without providing the fixing member 24, it is possible to prevent the support portion 21 from being easily peeled off due to contact with a fingertip or the like. In addition, when the support part 21 is the same shape and the same size as the elastic layer 22 (adhesion layer 23), the fixing member 24 can be omitted (see FIG. 5). Also, the fixing member 24 can be omitted when the elastic layer 22 has such a hardness that it can support the support portion 21.

The back surfaces of the support portion 21 and the fixing member 24 are flush and have a smooth surface, and an elastic layer 22 made of a flexible and easily deformable elastic material such as sponge is attached thereto by adhesion or the like.
An adhesive layer 23 to which an appropriate adhesive is further applied is formed on the back surface of the elastic layer 22 and can be attached to the face 10.

The elastic layer 22 is for allowing the adhesive layer 23 to be deformed in conformity with the curved surface of the face 10 when the anchor member 20 is attached to the face 10, and the adhesive layer 23 itself or the fixing member 24 is such as this. The elastic layer 22 can be omitted if necessary so long as it can be easily deformed. Since the anchor member 20 is provided with the magnet support portion 21, the anchor member 20 is thin, has a smooth surface, and is comfortable to the touch.

On the surface side of the anchor member 20 excluding the support portion 21, a decorative layer 25 is formed by printing or the like as necessary. The decoration layer 25 is shown only in FIG. The decorative layer 25 is also a decorative surface on the anchor member 20. In FIG. 3B, the elastic layer 22, the adhesive layer 23, and the decorative layer 25 are schematically and exaggerated in size.

The decorative layer 25 is colored and formed from above the support portion 21 by printing or the like, and is, for example, jewel-like decorative printing (referred to as bijou printing) simulating jewelry (bijoux).
Further, by performing bijou printing, it is possible to provide a jewel-like facial accessory that decorates the face 10 without attaching the mask cover 30 to the face 10 while the anchor member 20 is attached to the face 10. Therefore, the anchor member 20 can be meaningfully attached to the face 10 for a relatively long time alone.
However, bijou printing is not indispensable as the decoration layer 25, and can be appropriately decorated with a pattern or shape other than a jewelry style.

Further, when the anchor member 20 is used only for the purpose of fixing the mask cover 30 onto the face 10, the anchor member 20 may be a simple one that is not decoratively configured. For example, it is possible to use a support portion 21 that is simply cut into a non-decorative shape such as a square or a rectangle from a raw magnet sheet supplied in the form of a strip. Moreover, what was cut into an appropriate shape can be used as it is without any special decoration such as printing or coloring on the surface.

FIG. 4 shows the supported part 33 and its attachment to the extension part 32. FIG. 4A is an example in which the support portion 33 is mechanically attached to the extension portion 32, and the supported portion 33 has the same shape (circular shape) and size as the support portion 21, and is a thin plate-like ferromagnetic material. An adsorption main body 33a made of a body (for example, iron) and a pair of claws 33b provided at circumferentially opposed positions are provided. The number, size, and arrangement of the claws 33b are arbitrary.

The supported portion 33 in a state where the nail 33b is bent at a substantially right angle is pressed from the back surface of the extension portion 32, and the nail 33b is pierced into the extension portion 32 to be taken out to the front side. When supported so as to overlap the portion 33a, the supported portion 33 is mechanically and easily attached to the extending portion 32. As another structure for mechanically attaching the supported portion 33 to the extending portion 32, the supported portion 33 may be a hook.

FIG. 4B shows an example in which the supported portion 33 is chemically attached to the extending portion 32 by adhesion (adhesion). The supported portion 33 in this example is not provided with a nail, but instead, an adhesive (adhesive) layer 33c is formed on the surface of the adsorption main body portion 33a that is overlapped with the extending portion 32, and the release paper 33d is placed thereon. is stuck on.
If the release paper 33d is peeled off and the adhesive (adhesion) layer 33c is pressed against the back surface of the extension part 32, the adsorption main body part 33a is chemically bonded to the extension part 32 by adhesion (adhesion). For this reason, the supported portion 33 can be attached to the extending portion 32 chemically and easily.

FIG. 5 shows an example in which the supported portion 33 is used without being attached to the extending portion 32 in advance. (A) is a perspective view of the anchor member 20 in a state in which the supported portion 33 is integrated, (B) is a development view when the extending portion 32 is fixed, and (C) is in a state where the extending portion 32 is fixed. The perspective view of a fixing | fixed part, (D) is sectional drawing which follows the DD line | wire in (C).

In this example, the support part 21 is formed in the same shape and the same size as the elastic layer 22 (adhesive layer 23). Further, the supported portion 33 is composed only of the adsorption main body portion 33a. For example, the supported portion 33 is formed to have substantially the same shape and the same size as the support portion 21, and when the mask cover 30 is not attached, as shown in FIG. It is not attached to the protruding portion 32 and is attracted to the support portion 21 of the anchor member 20. The supported portion 33 can be decorated similarly to the decorative layer 25 if necessary.
When the mask cover 30 is mounted, as shown in (B), the supported portion 33 is separated from the support portion 21, the extension portion 32 is stacked on the support portion 21, and the supported portion 33 is further formed thereon. Is pressed to the anchor member 20 side.

Then, as shown in (C) and (D), the supported portion 33 is attracted to the support portion 21 of the anchor member 20 with the extension portion 32 interposed therebetween, so that the extension portion 32 is fixed to the anchor member 20. The When removing the mask cover 30 from the face, if the supported portion 33 is pulled away from the extending portion 32, the supported portion 33 is pulled away from the supporting portion 21, and the extending portion 32 is released from the anchor member 20. Therefore, the mask cover 30 can be removed from the face.
Thereafter, the supported portion 33 is adsorbed to the support portion 21 and returns to the initial state of (A).

As described above, when the supported portion 33 is used without being directly attached to the extending portion 32, the step of attaching the supported portion 33 to the extending portion 32 can be omitted. Further, the supported portion 33 can be attracted to the magnet support portion 21 and integrated with the anchor member 20, which is convenient because it is not necessary to provide a special storage place.

In addition, the fixing position of the extension part 32 can be adjusted so that the extension part 32 does not sag, so that the face fitting feeling when the mask cover 30 is worn can be enhanced. In addition, if the supported portion 33 is decorated, it can be used for face decoration even when the mask cover 30 is not mounted and the anchor member 20 alone is used without the mask cover 30 being mounted.

In the example of FIGS. 4 and 5, the supported portion 33 can be formed of a magnet. In this case, the anchor member 20 uses a magnetic force attracting member made of a ferromagnetic metal plate or the like instead of the support portion 21 with a magnet. In this way, it is the same that the anchor member 20 is thin, has a smooth surface, and is comfortable to the touch. Even when the supported portion 33 is a magnet, the supported portion 33 is still attracted to the support portion 21 by a magnetic force.

Next, mounting of the mask cover 30 on the face 10 will be described. In addition, the supported part 33 in the following description shall be shown to (A) of FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, the replacement mask 34 is overlapped on the back side of the cover main body 31, the supported portion 33 on one side is previously engaged with the anchor member 20, and the cover main body 31 and the replacement mask 34 are connected to the nose 13 and It overlaps on the mouth 15, and the supported portion 33 on the other side is overlapped on the anchor member 20 on the opposite side and is attracted to the support portion 21 that is a magnet by its magnetic force.
As a result, as shown in FIG. 2, the mask cover 30 is fixedly fixed on the face 10 by fixing the supported portions 33 at the left and right ends to the anchor member 20 on the left and right cheeks 12, and at the same time, the replacement mask. 34 is also fixed on the face 10 by the mask cover 30.

In this wearing state, the left and right extending portions 32 extend left and right from the replacement mask 34 and cover the cheek 12 to the vicinity of the ear 11. Even in the vertical direction, the upper and lower portions of the cover main body 31 extend longer than the upper and lower sides of the replacement mask 34.

Accordingly, since the mask cover 30 completely covers the replacement mask 34 and does not expose the replacement mask 34, it also functions as a face decoration member. If an appropriate decorative pattern is formed on the surface of the mask cover 30, is colorfully colored, or the overall shape is made decorative, the effect as a face decorative member can be further enhanced.
In addition, since the replacement mask 34 is not hung on the ear 11 by the ear strap, the base of the ear does not hurt even if it is worn for a long time.

The exchange mask 34 is freely exchangeable as necessary. In the case of replacement, first, if at least one of the left and right supported portions 33 of the mask cover 30 is removed from the anchor member 20, the mask cover 30 is separated from the face 10, and only the replacement mask 34 is removed from the mask cover 30 and the face 10. If only the replacement mask 34 is replaced and overlapped inside the mask cover 30, and the left and right supported parts 33 of the mask cover 30 are engaged with the corresponding anchor members 20 again, a new one is formed on the face 10. An exchange mask 34 can be attached.

In addition, as for the plurality of replacement masks 34, ready-made products (if there is an ear strap, cut or left as it is) can be used, and a common mask cover 30 can be used for these. The mask cover 30 is not a dedicated product, and a plurality of masks can be exchanged, thereby increasing versatility.

Further, the anchor member 20 can be left attached to the face 10 in advance. Once the anchor member 20 is attached to the face with an adhesive and then peeled off, sebum adheres to the surface of the adhesive, thereby reducing the adhesive force and making repeated use difficult. However, if the anchor member 20 is not removed, the anchor member 20 maintains the initial attachment state to the face 10, and does not lose its function as an anchor. Therefore, the mask cover 30 can be attached to and detached from the face 10 a plurality of times by removing only the mask cover 30 without peeling off the anchor member 20.

In addition, when the mask cover 30 is not attached, the anchor member 20 is exposed and disposed on the face 10, but since the surface of the anchor member 20 is decorated by printing, the anchor member 20 can positively function as a decorative member for the face 10, and the anchor member 20 can be left alone on the face 10 and used as a facial decorative member regardless of the mask cover 30.

Next, the effect by this embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the support portion 21 of the anchor member 20 is a magnet, and the supported portion 33 provided on the extension portion 32 of the mask cover 30 (face mounting member) is a magnetic body. By simply overlapping the supported portion 33 of the portion 32 on the anchor member 20, the supported portion 33 can be attracted by the magnet of the support portion 21 by magnetic force, and the mask cover 30 can be attached to and detached from the face 10 via the anchor member 20. And it can be easily fixed.

At this time, since the support portion 21 is made of a magnet and the supported portion 33 is made of a ferromagnetic material such as iron, the anchor member 20 can be made as thin as possible, and it is difficult to enter the field of view even when attached to the face 10. Even if it is attached to the face, it is not troublesome and can be attached for a long time.
Further, even when the anchor member 20 is used on the face 10 near the hair, the anchor member 20 is not easily entangled with the hair and can be easily attached to the face 10. In addition, discomfort due to the hair getting entangled with the anchor member 20 and lowering of the supporting force with respect to the supported portion 33 are less likely to occur.

In addition, dust such as lint other than the hair is less likely to adhere to the anchor member 20, so that it becomes difficult to get dirty even when used for a long time.
Furthermore, even if it touches with a fingertip etc., the touch will become favorable. In addition, the material of the mask cover 30 is not damaged.

In addition, it is free to make the support part 21 of the anchor member 20 and the supported part 33 of the mask cover 30 one of which is a magnet and the other is a magnetic body. Is obtained. The same applies to the case where a face mounting member other than the mask cover is used.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4, if the support portion 21 is a magnet and the supported portion 33 is a ferromagnetic metal (such as iron), the relatively heavy magnet side is attached to the face 10 as the support portion 21. Thus, the heavy magnet can be stably supported on the face 10.
In addition, the supported portion 33 of the mask cover 30 (face mounting member) can be made relatively light by configuring it with thin plate-like iron or the like, and the replacement mask cover 30 (face mounting member) can be lightened. In addition, the supported portion 33 can be easily attached mechanically as shown in FIG. 4A or chemically as shown in FIG.

If the supported portion 33 is a magnet and the support portion 21 is a ferromagnetic metal, the anchor member 20 that may be attached to the face 10 even when the mask cover 30 (face mounting member) is not mounted. It is lightweight and can be attached to the face 10 for a long time without a sense of incongruity.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, when the extending portion 32 of the mask cover 30 (face mounting member) is sandwiched and fixed between the supported portion 33 and the supporting portion 21, the supported portion 33 is attached to the extending portion 32. You can leave it alone. For this reason, the attachment process with respect to the extension part 32 of the to-be-supported part 33 can be skipped. Further, the supported portion 33 can be used as a decorative member that is externally displayed.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications and applications are possible within the principle of the invention. For example, when the mask cover 30 is made of a breathable material having a simple filter function, the replacement mask can be obtained by fixing the supported portion 33 to the anchor member 20 with the inner replacement mask 34 omitted. The mask cover 30 can also be used as a simple mask that covers the nose 13 and the mouth 15 directly and prevents relatively large dust or the like, or a winter cold mask. In this case as well, it can be made to function as a face decoration member by selecting a material and color or by applying decoration such as an appropriate pattern on the surface.

Further, the face mounting member to be fixed to the anchor member 20 is not limited to the mask cover 30 or the mask, but is a face cover attached to cover at least a part of the face, such as various masks and eye masks, or the anchor member 20. Various face mounting members are possible, such as those used as face accessories such as, for example, constructed in a jewelery fashion.

10: face, 11: ear, 12: cheek, 13: nose, 20: anchor member, 21: support part, 30: mask cover, 32: extension part, 33: supported part, 34: replacement mask

Claims (4)

In a face mounting member support structure comprising a face mounting member (30) to be mounted on the face (10) and an anchor member (20) to be attached to the face (10) in advance in order to support it.
A support portion (21) of the face mounting member (30) is provided on the surface of the anchor member (20),
While providing a supported portion (33) in a portion (32) overlapping the anchor member (20) of the face mounting member (30),
A structure for supporting a face wearing member, wherein at least one of the support portion (21) and the supported portion (33) is made of a magnet, and the other is made of a ferromagnetic material attracted to the magnet by a magnetic force. . The said support part (21) is comprised with a magnet, The said to-be-supported part (33) consists of a ferromagnetic material, and is attached to the face mounting member (30) mechanically or chemically. The support structure of the face mounting member described in 1. 2. The structure for supporting a face wearing member according to claim 1, wherein the supported portion (33) is made of a magnet, and the supporting portion (21) is made of a ferromagnetic material. The supported portion (33) is attracted to the supporting portion (21) by a magnetic force with the facial mounting member (30) sandwiched between the supported portion (21) and the facial mounting member ( The support structure for a face mounting member according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein 30) is fixed to the anchor member (20).

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