JPH0225317Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a hairbrush that is used when using foamy hair preparations, cream hair dyes, and the like.

[Conventional technology]

Generally, when styling hair using a hair product, the hair product is taken out of the container into the palm of the hand, applied to the hair, and then styled using a hairbrush or the like. When hair is styled in this manner, the hands get dirty every time the hair is styled, and the hands must be washed with water each time, which is cumbersome. Recently, foamy hair products (mousse type hair products), which are different in concept from conventional hair products, have been developed and sold in some areas. This foamy hair preparation (mousse type hair preparation) is usually of a spray type, and is discharged in the form of foam from a container. Unlike conventional liquid hair products, this type of foam hair product has shape-retaining properties, so it has the advantage of being able to be sprayed directly onto the bristles of a hairbrush, allowing you to style your hair without getting your hands dirty. ing. There are various types of foamy hair products, such as hair tonics, hair liquids, and hair treatments, and they are used in the manner described above. Cream hair dyes are also included in this category of foam hair products. However, the hairbrush used when using the above-mentioned foam hair preparation has bristles of uniform length planted all over the brush stand, and the foam hair preparation has bristles of uniform length all over the brush stand. It is used by blowing out onto a flat surface created by the tip.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, when using the above-mentioned hairbrush, the foamy hair material is placed on the tips of the brush bristles, and when brushing, the foamy hair material is placed on the tips of the brush bristles, and when brushing, before the bristles come into contact with the hair. The foamy hair preparation comes into contact with the hair, and a large amount adheres to the hair in the contact area. Therefore, even if this is brushed with brush bristles, the hair dye will be applied unevenly and the effect will not be as good as the amount used. Further, there is also the problem that a large amount of the foamy hair dye adhering to the hair falls from the hair and stains clothes. In this way, conventional hairbrushes are not suitable for foamy hair products, so this type of foamy hair product is used by taking it out on the palm of the hand and applying it to the hair with the palm of the hand, just like traditional foamy hair products. The reality is that the shape-retaining properties of foamy hair products are not fully utilized.

On the other hand, brushes have been proposed in which the central area of the brush stand is left as the background surface (Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 47-7070, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 56-9223). This brush accumulates the foamy hair product on the scalp rather than on the flat surface created by the tips of the bristles, so when brushing, a large amount of foamy hair product adheres to the hair at once. The inconvenience of it falling from the hair can be solved. However, when brushing, a relatively large amount of foamy hair product adheres to the hair that crosses the brush stand in the early stages of brushing, so it is difficult to spread the foamy product thinly over the entire hair with a small number of brushings. The problem is that the hair cannot be applied in a uniform state, and in order to spread it thinly over the entire hair, the number of brushings must be increased.

This idea was created in view of these circumstances, and it is a hair brush that can effectively style hair by spreading the foamy hair product evenly and thinly without getting the foamy hair product onto the palm of your hand and getting your hands dirty. Its purpose is to provide the following.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above object, the hairbrush of this invention has the following brush bristle bundles (A) and The brush bristles (B) are
They are provided in two rows with (A) on the outside and (B) on the inside on the base surface of the brush stand 1, and the above (A) and (B)
are arranged alternately.

(A) A flexible brush bristle bundle 9 made up of a plurality of soft linear bristles whose tips are formed into a spheroid shape and whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the root side of the bristles.

(B) A brush bristle 8 consisting of a single soft linear bristle whose tip is shaped like a spheroid and whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the root side of the bristles.

[Effect]

The hair brush of this invention accumulates a foamy hair product in the central region 3 where the skin is intact, and applies it little by little to the hair that crosses the brush stand 1 during brushing, so that it can be applied to the entire hair with a small number of brushings. A foamy hair preparation can be applied thinly and evenly. That is, the hair that crosses the brush stand 1 is first divided into several hairs at one side edge of the brush stand 1 by breaking into the brush bristles bundle 9 of (A) above, and then the hair is divided into several hairs at a time. The brush bristles 8 made of single hairs (B) located between the bundles 9 are brought into a curved state, so to speak, the hair is divided into small pieces and curved to pass through the foamy hair material. material is attached. Then, on the other side edge of the brush stand 1, the brush bristles 8 of (B)
By hitting the brush and bending it, and then breaking it into the brush bristles 9 of (A), the excess foamy hair material is scraped off, and the foamy hair material is evenly deposited little by little. . Thereby, it is possible to thinly and uniformly apply the foamy hair preparation to the entire head of hair with a small number of brushings.

Next, this invention will be explained in detail based on examples.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of an embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view thereof. In these figures, reference numeral 1 denotes a brush stand integrally formed with a handle 2, and is formed into a substantially rectangular shape. The central region 3 has no brush bristles planted and is left as the bare skin, and in the outer peripheral region 4 of the brush stand 1 surrounding this central region 3, two types of brush bristles are arranged in two rows along the outer periphery. It is set up. To be more specific,
The outer peripheral region 4 is divided into an inner layer 6 and an outer layer 7, and in the inner layer 6, soft linear nylon bristles 8 each having a spherical tip are deeply planted in each hole.
In the outer layer 7, a brush bristle bundle 9, which is a plurality of bundled bristles similar to those implanted in the inner layer 6, is deeply implanted in each hole, and each bristle is maintained in a flexible state. The brush bristles 8 of the inner layer 6 and the brush bristle bundles 9 of the outer layer 7 are positioned alternately. Further, the part between the brush stand 1 and the handle 2 is an elastic connection part 2a, and the brush stand 1 is designed to move up and down around this part.
It is now possible to utilize the bending of the scalp to provide pleasant stimulation by hitting the scalp. In addition, the first
In the figure, the arrow indicates the combing direction of the brush.

[Effect of idea]

As described above, the hairbrush of this invention leaves the central region bare with no brush bristles, and the outer peripheral region 4 surrounding the central region 3 has (A) a bundle of flexible brush bristles, and (B) one bristle brush. (A)
They are arranged in alternating rows with the outside facing out. Therefore, when brushing, the foamy hair product is accumulated in the central region 3 where the skin is intact, and this is applied little by little to the hair that crosses the brush stand 1, so that the foamy hair product can be applied to the entire hair with a small number of brushings. can be applied thinly and evenly. That is, the hair that crosses the brush stand 1 first passes through the flexible brush bristle bundle 9 of (A) above at one side edge of the brush stand 1.
It is divided into several pieces by cutting it into the brush bristles, and then it is placed between the brush bristles 9 (B).
The brush bristle 8 hits the brush bristle 8 and becomes slightly curved, and in that state, it passes through the foamy hair material and is deposited with the foamy hair material, and then the above (B) is applied to the other side edge of the brush stand 1. , (A) and the excess foamy hair material is scraped off. Thereby, it is possible to thinly and uniformly apply the foamy hair preparation to the entire head of hair with a small number of brushings. In addition, (A) above,
Since the hair tips of (B) are formed in a spheroidal shape rather than a spherical shape, when it comes into contact with the scalp, it can effectively impart stimulation and promote hair growth. Therefore, the hairbrush bristles of this invention can simultaneously grow hair while brushing.
Furthermore, by hitting the scalp using the tips of the bristles, it can be used not only as a hairbrush but also as a pine surge for the scalp.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the main part thereof. 1...Brush stand, 2...Handle, 3...Central area, 4...Outer area, 8...Brush bristles, 9...Brush bristle bundle.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] The following brush bristle bundles (A) and brush bristle (B) are attached to the outer peripheral area 4 of the surface of the brush stand 1 having the handle 2 at one end so as to surround the central area 3 where there are no brush bristle. , 2 with (A) on the outside and (B) on the inside with respect to the base of brush stand 1
1. A hairbrush, characterized in that the hairbrush is arranged in rows and the above (A) and (B) are arranged alternately. (A) A flexible brush bristle bundle 9 made up of a plurality of soft linear bristles whose tips are formed into a spheroid shape and whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the root side of the bristles. (B) A brush bristle 8 consisting of a single soft linear bristle whose tip is shaped like a spheroid and whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the root side of the bristles.