JPH0241404A - Formation of a fitting part of wig and fixing of wig - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To form a fitting part of wig preventing sliding, slackening and falling off by knitting a hair bundle comprising properly tens hairs remaining in the circumference of scalp along the borders of the hair by using plural yarns. CONSTITUTION:Plural yarns comprising three or more twisted yarns 9b and 9c and tying yarn 9a are formed and then between knots 10a and 10b of each one cycle made by the plural yarns, hairs 5 lively remaining in thin hair head or in the circumference of hairless part are properly bound to give a hair bundle 8 of tens hairs, which is twisted with the above-mentioned yarns in a given order, wound and knitted. Then the tying yarn 9a is wound on the twisted yarns 9b and 9c, the hair bundle 8 is inserted into a loop 14 formed by the tying yarn 9a, tightened and fixed so that a fitting part 7 of wig which will not damage hair roots and hairs is formed.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present application provides a method for forming a wig attachment part and a method for fixing a wig, which provide a strong and reliable finish when attaching and fixing a wig, particularly a hairpiece. Regarding.

[Conventional technology]

There are two types of wigs: full wigs and partial wigs like hairpieces. The general structure of these wigs is a base body made of a flexible material such as synthetic resin, synthetic rubber, cloth, or net, and a base body made of a flexible material such as synthetic resin, synthetic rubber, cloth, or net. It is formed from artificial hair or other artificial hair attached by a fixing means.

By the way, in order to attach and fix a wig or the like to the head, a method is generally adopted in which the wig is adhered to the scalp using an adhesive or a double-sided adhesive tape is used.

In addition, if hair (self-hair) remains on the scalp, the wig can be fixed by fixing fixing fittings such as clips or hair pins to the hair, or the remaining hair can be tied with thread or adhesive. A method of fixing the wig by bundling and knitting the wig to form a wig attachment part, sewing the wig to the attachment part, or gluing the wig with adhesive, etc. is attracting attention.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

However, the above-mentioned conventional wigs have poor breathability when the base body is made of airtight material such as synthetic rubber and is adhered to the scalp using adhesive or double-sided adhesive tape. Sweat causes stuffiness, which causes bad smells and rashes, and is unsanitary. Moreover, when the head was applied, the user felt an uncomfortable sensation as if a foreign object was placed on the head.

In order to ensure breathability, the base body of the wig is preferably made of a fibrous material such as cloth or a net-like material. Adopting the method of using adhesive to fix the base body of a wig made of such materials to the scalp is not practical because the adhesive will seep onto the top surface of the base body. do not have. Therefore, there is no choice but to fix the base body to the scalp using, for example, double-sided adhesive tape or fixing metal fittings such as hair pins. However, this fixing method requires double-sided adhesive tape and fixing metal fittings between the scalp and the base body, which causes a sense of discomfort and lacks the ground surface area for attaching the fixing parts, making it easy for hair pins to slip on the hair body. Therefore, the state in which the wig, etc. was attached was unstable.

In addition, conventional methods that use adhesive to harden the remaining hair around the back of the scalp and then fix the wig to the attachment point formed with adhesive may damage the hair and hair roots, or There is an inconvenience in that it takes time and effort to adhere or dissolve the adhesive when attaching and removing the product to the scalp.

In addition, the conventional method of fixing a wig is to sew the wig support frame to the attachment part, which is formed by weaving the hair bundles that grow around the scalp using thread. Because the surface of the body is slippery, the hair becomes loose, falls out, or loses its shape. Therefore, the fixation of the wig is currently insufficient. Moreover, the darning thread used to secure the wig is inadvertently inserted between the hair and the hair, which puts an excessive burden on the hair, damaging the hair and damaging the hair roots, promoting hair loss. Sometimes it happened.

The present application has been made in view of the above-mentioned points, and according to the invention described in claims 1 to 3, at least three threads are used to remove an appropriate number of civil hair that remains around the scalp. By braiding the hair bundles made up of the body along the hairline, the braided hair does not slip or loosen, and it has a sturdy structure that cannot be pulled out, making it strong against intense exercise such as sports and wind pressure. Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for forming a wig attachment part that is suitable for reliably attaching and fixing a wig and does not damage the hair body and hair roots.

Further, according to the invention as set forth in claim 4, the operation of inserting the darning thread when sewing the wig with the darning thread to the attachment portion formed from the bundle of hair knitted with at least three threads is possible. It is easy to perform, and by tightening the darning thread, the wig is firmly and reliably fixed to the attachment part. Furthermore, by narrowing the gap between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles, the burden on the hair is reduced, preventing damage to the hair. To provide a wig that can be comfortably and securely applied and fixed without causing discomfort or lifting of the wig, without damaging the hair roots, and which also eliminates any unsightly appearance when wearing a wig. to provide a fixing method.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the invention as set forth in claim 1 forms a wig attachment part by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning areas of the head. The method includes forming a plurality of the yarns by at least three yarns including a twisted yarn and a tied yarn of the twisted yarn, and forming at least three yarns between the knots formed by the yarns in each cycle. A step of twisting the hair bundle according to the required steps and winding the hair bundle to knit it; a step of winding and tightening the hair bundle around the twisted thread; and a step of inserting the hair bundle into the loop formed by the thread. We adopted a method consisting of a step of tightening and fixing the material, and a tying step of forming a knot as a tying means.

The invention as set forth in claim 2 also provides a method for forming a wig attachment part by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around hairless areas and thinning areas of the head. The yarn is formed of at least three yarns, a twisted yarn and a tied yarn of the twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the yarn, the three yarns are twisted in a required sequence without making any concessions. a step of winding and braiding the hair bundle;
A step of tightening and fixing the hair bundle downward along the fiber direction of the hair at the final stage through the intersection of at least the three threads, and a tying step of forming a knot as a tying means. We adopted a method consisting of

The invention as set forth in claim 3 provides a method for forming a wig attachment part by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around hairless areas and thinning areas of the head. The yarn is formed of at least three threads, including a twisted yarn and a tied yarn of the twisted yarn, and between the knots of each cycle formed by the twisted yarn, the three yarns are twisted in a required sequence without making any concessions. a step of winding and braiding the hair bundle;
A step of winding and tightening the curling yarn around the twisted yarn, a step of inserting the hair bundle into a loop formed by the curling yarn to tighten and fix it, and a step of tightening and fixing the hair bundle through the intersection of the plurality of yarns. tightening and fixing the hair bundle downward along the fiber direction of the hair at the final stage of each cycle;
We adopted a method consisting of a tying process for forming a knot as a cutting means.

In addition, the invention as set forth in claim 4 is such that the outer edge of the wig is sewn to the attachment part of the wig, which is formed by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning parts of the head. In the method for fixing a wig, the attachment section twists at least three threads between knots in each cycle, twists the hair an appropriate number of times, and winds the bundled hair bundle around at least the threads, A method was adopted in which the outer edge of the base of the wig was sewn by passing a darning thread into the gap between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles, which was formed by tightening and fixing the joints and intersections.

[For production]

According to the method of forming the attachment part of the wig of the present application, the hair bundle consisting of dozens of hairs growing around hairless areas and thinning areas of the head is formed by at least three threads. Between the knots of each cycle, multiple strands and
The strands are twisted together with the knotted yarn that tightens them in the required steps, and the hair bundle is wound and knitted, and at least 3
The real twisted yarn is tightened by the tying yarn, and the hair bundle is further tightened and fixed by passing it through the loop formed by the tying yarn. Therefore, between the knots formed at the starting end and the terminal end of each cycle, the hair bundles woven into the three threads are entangled with the threads, and as they are wound, the number of knots formed between the knots is Hair bundles consisting of several dozen hairs that remain around hairless or bald areas on the head are wound around at least three threads or tangled. At the same time, the hair bundle and yarn are tightly pulled together and knitted.

Therefore, the attachment portion is knitted in a generally band-like manner as a whole, resulting in a strong knitting, which prevents the hair bundle from loosening or coming out.

Thus, it is possible to provide a wig mounting part that can firmly and reliably fix the wig without causing the wig to shift or roll up due to intense exercise such as sports or wind pressure from the front.

Further, according to the invention set forth in claim 4 of the present application, when sewing the wig to the attachment part, the darning thread can be easily inserted using the gap formed between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles. can. Therefore, thread insertion between the support frame of the wig and the attachment part where the hair bundle is woven can be done quickly and reliably, and excessive force is not inadvertently applied to the hair bundle that is inserted into the wig. To put on and fix a wig without causing pain to the person or causing the wig to rise.

In this way, the invention according to claim 4 has a structure in which the tying thread is inserted into the gap formed between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles, and the terminal end on the distal end side of the hair bundles is inserted. By creating a gap between the proximal ends of the bristles that have been pulled out by changing direction, the distal ends of the bristles can be brought close to each other. As a result, the ends of the hair bundles hang close together along the hairline of the remaining hair around the hairless and thinning areas of the head, so the false hair of the wig and the hair are different. They are all mixed together,
The unnaturalness of wearing a wig is completely eliminated.

[Embodiment] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the invention will be described together with a wig to be used with reference to the drawings.

1 is a wig, and this wig 1 has - sides of 8 to 15, for example.
A net base 2 having a mesh 2a about the size of a plate,
The net base 2 is formed of a suitable fixing means to the threads 3, for example, pseudo-hair 4 whose base end is tied, and a support frame 6, which will be described later, sewn to the outer edge of the net base 2. Said mesh 2
This is because a has ventilation and sweating properties, and presents a hair growth environment similar to the natural environment in terms of temperature, humidity, etc. For example, the wavy threads 3, 3 are shifted in phase by half a wave to create a crest or trough. It is formed by sewing the joints together.

The +i hairs 4 are selected to have the same quality, diameter, and color as the user's hair 5 (self-hair), and the number thereof is determined in relation to the remaining hair 5.

The net base 2 has an area large enough to slightly overlap with the hair 5 remaining on the back and sides of the head so as to sufficiently hide the hairless or hairless areas of the user, and has a shape that fits the head. It has become.

The fake hair 4 is made of ingrown hair or artificial hair.

The supporting frame body 6 is sewn to the outer edge of the net base 2, thereby preventing the net base 2 from deforming and reinforcing it.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a mounting part for supporting and fixing the support frame 6 of the wig, and this mounting part 7 is used to appropriately bundle dozens of hairs 5 remaining around thin or hairless areas of the head. The hair bundle 8 is formed by twisting three threads together in a required sequence. The hair bundle 8 has a thickness of, for example, 10 to 15 in order to withstand braiding of the hair 5 that grows around the back of the head where there is no hair or hair loss in the case of alopecia of the posterior receding type. The books are bundled and woven together. The attachment portion 7 is formed into a planar annular shape with the frontal area open and approximately in the shape of a band along the hairline of the hair body 5 and hairless areas, and its width is approximately 5 [l].
1III to 1 cm.

In this embodiment, the three threads are composed of one tied thread 9a and two twisted threads 9b and 9C that are entwined with the hair bundle 8 knitted by the tied thread 9a. The attachment portion 7 is formed between two knots 10a and 10b formed by bundling three threads, from the proximal end 8a on the root side of one hair bundle 8 to the terminal end 8b on the distal side. While changing the twisting position, the hair bundle 8 and three threads are
Further, by repeating one cycle of knitting in which the three threads are intertwined with each other to strengthen the binding and prevent loosening, the overall shape is formed into a planar annular shape with substantially band-like sides as described above. Reference numeral 11 denotes auxiliary threads that are looped between the starting and terminal ends of the three threads at the left and right front ends of the attachment part 7, when there is no hair 5 on the frontal region. This is to assist in fixing the wig 1 at the section. Reference numeral 12 denotes a darning thread for sewing the support frame 6 on the outer edge of the wig 1 to the attachment part 7. 13 is the proximal end 8a of the adjacent hair bundle 8°8 knitted by three threads.
, 8a, and the darning thread 12 is inserted into this gap 13 to sew the wig I to the attachment part 7.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 11.

First, as a first step, a knot 10a is formed at one end of three threads: one tied thread 9a and two twisted threads 9b and 9c. For convenience of explanation, the knot string 9 is shown from bottom to top in Figure 2.
a. Two twisted yarns 9b and 9C are arranged in parallel.

As a second step, an appropriate number of civil blocks, for example, 10 to 15
The terminal end 8b on the distal end side of the hair bundle 8, which is about the size of a book, is pulled out toward you (perpendicularly forward to the plane of the paper) (see FIG. 3).

As the third step, the tip side of the hair bundle 8 is moved in the longitudinal direction of each prefecture (
While shifting the position (to the right in the drawing), move from the front side of the lower strand 9b upwards and remove the two strands 9b,
9c to the opposite side (backward in the direction perpendicular to the page),
Next, the terminal end 8b on the tip side of the hair bundle 8 is tied to the upper twisted yarn 9.
The hair bundle 8 to be knitted is made up of two twisted threads 9b,
9C in a substantially S-shape, and pass through the hair bundle 8 (see FIG. 4). As a result, the upper twisted yarn 9C is pulled down by the hair bundle 8 and positioned below the lower twisted yarn 9b.

Then, in the fourth step, a loop 14 is formed at the bottom (by pulling the thread 9a upward from the front of the two threads 9b and 9c, then winding it and pulling it down.
(see Figures 5 and 6).

Next, in a fifth step, the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 formed in the fourth step from the opposite side to the front side and pulled out (FIG. 7). As a result, the loop 14 of the hair bundle 8 wound around the twisted yarns 9b, 9c in a substantially S-shape in the second and third steps is tightened, so that the proximal end 8a on the root side of the hair bundle 8 is wound around the twisted yarns 9b, 9c. and the loop 14 is tightened to form a first knot 15.

Next, in the sixth step, the two twisted threads 9b and 9c are passed through the knotted thread 9a to form a three thread arrangement as in the first step.
Insert the hair bundle 8 from above to below between the two, pull it down, and apply tension in the direction of arrow A (see FIG. 8).

After that, in the seventh step, the hair bundle 8 is wound from the side opposite to the lower strands 9b and the tying thread 9a, and is passed from top to bottom between the two strands 9b and 9c. The tied yarn 9 is connected to the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c in the longitudinal direction.
A is crossed to form a crossing part 16 as a second joint of three threads, and by this crossing part 16, the twisted yarns 9b,
The hair bundle 8 wound around the thread 9c and the thread 9a is tightened (see FIG. 9).

The proximal end 8a on the root side of the hair bundle 8 inserted between the twisted threads 9b and 9c is tightened by the crossing portion 16.

In the eighth step, the hair bundle 8 is passed from top to bottom between the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c through the intersection 16 of the previous step, so that the hair bundle 8 is directed in the fiber direction (growth direction) of the hair 5 that is not to be knitted. Pull out the tip side downwards so that they match, and change the direction (see Figure 10).

Furthermore, in the ninth step, the knotted thread 9a is wound twice from the lower part on the near side to the starting end side around the two twisted threads 9b and 9c into which the hair bundle 8 has been knitted in the second to eighth steps. This tying operation is repeated twice to form two knots 10b at the other ends of the three threads, completing one cycle (see Figures 10 and 11). In this embodiment, the thread 9a is wound twice, but this is to ensure sufficient binding, and the thread 9a may be wound once or three or more times.

Thereafter, by repeating the steps 2 to 9, 3 coats are applied to the hairline of the hair body 5 along the hairless or thinning areas.
A substantially band-shaped attachment portion 7 on the side is formed of a large number of hair bundles 8 woven with real thread (see FIG. 1).

The structure of the attachment part 7 of the wig 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention formed in this way is as described above, and has 15 to 20 hairs growing around the hairless or thinning areas of the head. The hair bundle body 8 consisting of the hair body 5 has three thread knots 10a, 1
Two twisted yarns 9b and 9c between 0b and the twisted yarn 9
It is entangled in a substantially S-shape around a single tie string 9a that tightens the strings b and 9c, or is wound several times.

Also, two twisted yarns 9b into which the hair bundle 8 is woven.

9C is tightened by the thread 9a.

Furthermore, between the knots 10a and 10b formed at the starting end and the terminal end of each cycle of the three threads, the hair bundle 8 woven into the three threads is placed at the first knot 15. , and the intersecting portion 16 of three threads as a second joint, the numerous hair bundles 8 are tightly knitted without loosening or pulling out. As a result, the mounting part 7
The hair bundle 8 is woven into the hair bundle 8, and the whole is formed into a substantially band-like side surface along the growth ah of the hair 5.

In order to fix and apply the wig 1, the wig 1 is first placed on a hairless area, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 12.

Thereafter, adjacent hair bundles 8 for each cycle of the attachment portion 7 formed along the hairline of the hair 5 around the hairless area,
The darning thread 12 is inserted into the gap 13 formed between the proximal end 8a of 8 and Ba. Thereafter, the darning thread 12 is inserted into the loop 12a formed by twisting the darning thread 12 in a figure-eight shape and tightened. Then, the darning thread 12 is wound around the support frame 6 and the attachment part 7 of the wig 1, thereby performing the darning operation every one cycle.

By repeating the above operations and steps, the wig 1 is sewn onto the attachment portion 7 using the overlock thread 12.

At this time, the darning thread 12 is inserted easily and quickly by utilizing the gap 13 created between the proximal ends 8a, 8a of the adjacent hair bundles 8, 8 in each cycle. Further, the wearer of the wig 1 does not feel any pain because the hair body 5 is not pulled when the darning thread 12 is inserted.

Moreover, the darning thread 12 is inserted through the gap 13 between the adjacent hair bundles 8, 8, and the darning thread 12 can be tightly tightened, so that the center part of the base body of the wig 1 is particularly close to the scalp. The wig 1 can be firmly attached and fixed to the scalp in a securely fitted state without coming up from the wig. Moreover, hair body 5
Since the hair bundle 8 is a bundled hair bundle 8, the force is dispersed, and as a result of the tightening of the darning thread 12, no burden is applied to the hair body 5 due to excessive tension, tightening of the rubber string, etc.

Therefore, the hair body 5 and hair roots are not damaged, and it is suitable for resuscitation and recovery of hair. Then, the wig 1 will not shift during strenuous exercise such as sports, and will not turn up due to wind pressure.

Also, the proximal end portion 8 of the hair bundles 8, 8 through which the darning thread 12 is inserted.
Since the gap 13 between a and Ba is close to each other and the spacing S1 is not wide, the hair is knitted every cycle accordingly, so that it is suspended downward along the fiber direction of the hair body 5. The terminal ends 8b on the tip side of the hair bundle 8 are uniformly close to each other, and unlike the explanatory drawing in FIG. 12, the distance S is not actually large.

Therefore, when the wig 1 is applied and fixed, the hair 5 of the hair bundle 8 and the false hair 4 of the wig 1 are harmoniously integrated, which eliminates the unnaturalness when wearing the wig 1 and gives a natural Wig 1 can be worn in this state.

By the way, in the embodiments of each of the above inventions, one knotted thread 9a
The hair bundle 8 to be knitted is made by winding the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c into the twisted yarn 9b.

Although the three threads are tied together without slipping against the threads 9c, the number of threads 9a is increased to tighten the threads 9b and 9c, and at the same time, the hair bundle is tightened. 8 and twine 9b.

It is also possible to strengthen the mutual tightening and binding with 9C, prevent slipping of the braided hair bundle 8, and reliably prevent the hair bundle 8 from being pulled out.

Similarly, in the embodiments of each of the inventions described above, the twisted yarn 9b.

I tried to braid the hair bundle 8 using two 9c,
Increasing the number of yarns increases the strength of the approximately S-shaped entanglement and winding when knitting the hair bundle 8, and the strength of the twisted yarn 9b.
Twisted yarns 9b and 9c tighten the hair bundle 8 of 9c with 2
You can sweep and strengthen it more than in the case of a book. Therefore, the hair bundle 8 can be prevented from slipping and being pulled out, and a strong attachment part 7 can be formed.

Further, in the above description of the method for forming the attachment part of a wig in the present application, in the fifth step, the twisted thread 9b is used.

After the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 formed by the curling thread 9a wound around the hair bundle 9c and the hair bundle 8 is tightened, the subsequent steps are continued. However, after the hair bundle 8 is inserted into the loop 14 and tightened to form the first joint 15, the ninth step is performed, and two hair bundles 8 are inserted into the loop 14. The tying yarn 9a may be wound around the twisted yarns 9b and 9c, and a tying operation may be performed to complete one cycle. Conversely, after winding the hair bundle 8 around the two twisted yarns 9b and 9c, a crossing portion 16 consisting of three yarns is formed as the first joint, and then the hair bundle 8 is wound between the twisted yarns 9b and 9c. Then, the braided yarn 9a may be wound around the twisted yarns 9b and 9c to wind the loop 14 as a second joint, and the hair bundle 8 may be inserted therethrough, and then the tying operation may be completed.

Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the direction of the hair bundle 8 to be knitted is changed so as to match the fiber direction of the hair 5 before the knot 10b is held, but this is not necessarily necessary, and the hair bundle 8 is pulled out. The hair bundle 8 is knitted using at least three threads, ie, a plurality of twisted threads 9b and 9c and a knotted thread 9a, until the terminal end 8b on the distal end side is used to form a substantially band-shaped attachment part 7 on the side surface. It's okay.

In addition, the number of bristles 5 required to form one bristles bundle 8 is determined in the above explanation for convenience of handling and to avoid unsightly appearance by setting the finished width of the attachment part 7 to approximately 51 uI and 11 to 1 Ω.
From this point of view, a hair bundle 8 consisting of, for example, 10 to 15 hairs 5 is used, but the number is not limited to the quality of flexibility of the hairs 5 or the diameter of the hairs 5. It can be increased or decreased arbitrarily.

In addition, in the above description, it is preferable to attach and fix the wig l to the attachment part 7 formed by weaving a large number of hair bundles 8 made up of an appropriate number of civil engineering hair bodies 5 into three threads. Although explained as an example, the method for forming a wig attachment part and the method for fixing a wig according to the present invention can be applied to a teaching doll used when putting on and fixing a wig in a hairdressing salon, for example. Needless to say, the present invention can be applied to a method of forming a wig attachment part and a method of fixing a wig.

〔Effect of the invention〕

Each invention of the present application has the following effects.

According to the invention described in claims 1 to 3, between the knots formed by at least three threads in each cycle, these threads are twisted in a required procedure and twisted (the threads are twisted into twisted threads). The attachment part is formed by winding or inserting the hair bundle into the loop formed by the tying thread, tightening and fixing the hair bundle, so there is no possibility of the knitted hair slipping or loosening. There is no need to pull out the wig, and there is no damage to the hair body or hair roots. Even if the base body is made of a flexible material, the wig can be firmly and reliably attached and fixed without shifting due to strenuous exercise such as sports or flipping up due to wind pressure. .

Further, according to the invention as set forth in claim 2, the hair bundle, which is woven with three threads from the hair growing around the hairless area or thin hair area, is formed in the last stage of each cycle. The wig is tightened and fixed along the fiber direction, so the fake hair of the wig blends harmoniously with the hair body. Therefore, when wearing a wig, the unnaturalness of the hair near the hairline can be eliminated, allowing a natural wearing state to be achieved.

Furthermore, according to the invention set forth in claim 4, when the wig is sewn to the attachment part, the darning thread can be easily inserted into the interior by utilizing the gap formed between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles. Since the thread can be inserted through the wig support frame and the attachment part where the hair bundle is knitted, it is possible to quickly and reliably insert the thread between the wig support frame and the attachment part where the hair bundle is knitted. The wig can be applied and fixed without coming up.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the state of use of one embodiment of the present application, and FIGS. 2 to 11 are front views showing a process of forming an example of the method of forming the attachment part of the wig of the present application. Figure 3 is the first process diagram showing a knot formed at one end of the three threads, Figure 3 is the second process diagram showing the hair bundle being pulled out from between the knotted thread and the twisted thread, and Figure 4 is the two threads. The third process diagram shows how the twisted yarn is wound into a roughly S-shape. Figure 5 shows the fourth process diagram where the two twisted yarns are pulled up. Figure 6 shows how the twisted yarn is pulled up and pulled down to form a loop. Figure 7 shows the fifth step of inserting the hair bundle into the loop formed in the above process. Figure 9 shows the process of inserting the bundle into the 6th step. After winding the hair bundle around the lower strands and tying threads, insert the bundle from top to bottom between the two strands, and use the three threads to connect the intersection. Figure 10 shows the 8th process diagram of pulling out the lower part of the hair bundle through the intersection and changing the direction. Figure 11 shows the formation of a knot at the other end of the three threads. The 9th process drawing and Fig. 12 show the state in which the wig is sewn to the attachment part. 1...Wig, 2...Net base, 4...Fake hair, 5... Hair body, 6... Support frame body, 7... Mounting part, 8
...Hair bundle, 9a...Kukuri thread, 9b, 9c...
Twisted thread, 12...darning thread, 14...loop, 10
a, 10b... knot, 15... first turning point, 16.
...Cross section.

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) A method of forming a wig attachment part by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning parts of the head, and twisting the plurality of threads into a twisted thread. The hair bundle is formed by at least three threads with a tying thread, and the at least three threads are twisted in a required procedure between the knots formed by the threads in each cycle, and the hair bundle is wound and knitted. a step of winding and tightening the tying yarn around the twisted yarn; a step of inserting the hair bundle into a loop formed by the tying yarn to tighten and fix it; and forming a knot as a tying means. A method for forming an attachment part of a wig, which comprises a binding step. (2) A method of forming the attachment part of the wig by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning parts of the head, and twisting the plurality of threads into a twisted thread. The hair bundle is knitted by twisting the at least three yarns in a required sequence between the knots formed by the yarn in each cycle, and winding the hair bundle. a step of tightening and fixing the hair bundle downward along the fiber direction of the hair at the final stage through the intersection of at least the three threads, and forming a knot as a tying means. A method for forming an attachment part of a wig, which comprises a binding step. (3) A method of forming a wig attachment part by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning parts of the head, and twisting the plurality of threads into a twisted thread. The hair bundle is knitted by twisting the at least three yarns in a required sequence between the knots formed by the yarn in each cycle, and winding the hair bundle. a step of winding the tying yarn around the strands and tightening the strands; a step of inserting the hair bundle into a loop formed by the tying yarn to tighten and fix it; and a crossing portion of a plurality of the strands. 1 through the hair bundle
A method for forming a wig attachment part, which comprises a step of tightening and fixing the hair downward along the fiber direction at the final stage of each cycle, and a tying step of forming a knot as a tying means. (4) A wig fixing method in which the outer edge of the wig is sewn to the wig attachment part formed by weaving a plurality of threads into the hair remaining around the hairless and thinning areas of the head, The attachment part twists at least three threads between the knots in each cycle, and wraps several tens of the hair bundles around at least the threads, tightening the joints and intersections, 1. A method for fixing a wig, which comprises passing a darning thread into a gap between the proximal ends of adjacent hair bundles formed by fixing, and sewing the outer edge of the base of the wig.