JPH063130U - Putting brush - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a putting brush that does not damage the scalp and does not lose the hair root stimulating effect of the hard animal hair. [Structure] Bristles 14 in which bristles in the brush 10 are bound
Spherical tip 1 of rigid wire 18 made of synthetic resin contained in
Since 6 is projected from the bristle tip 20, when the user grips the handle 24 and strikes the scalp with the bristle tips of the brush 10, the spherical tip 16 strikes the scalp before the bristle tip 20. To do. Thus, the bristle tip 20 does not hit the scalp directly, but acts with a weakened impact force. Further, since the tip of the rigid wire made of synthetic resin is spherical, the scalp is not damaged.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a brush that stimulates the hair roots of the head by putting (patting) it, and more specifically, a bunch of bristles bound together is arranged on the substrate surface at a predetermined interval to apply the brush. The present invention relates to a putting brush used for stimulating a hair root by forming and impacting the head repeatedly and repeatedly with a bristle tip.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In most conventional putting brushes, the user holds the brush handle by hand and taps the head with the tip of the brush to stimulate the scalp. Is mainly animal hair. In addition, elasticity is interposed between the handle to be gripped by hand and the brush base so that the tips of the hair can hit the scalp by recoil from the vertical direction. The user grasps the pattern of such a putting brush with his / her hand and utilizes the elasticity provided between the pattern and the brush substrate part to repel elastically while repeatedly hitting the head with the tip of the brush to fix the hair root. stimulate.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, in this conventional putting brush, the shearing cut surface finished by cutting and forming the tips of animal hair used for bristles for stimulation has sharp edges, and some of them include sharp ones. This horn part strongly hits the scalp repeatedly, which in turn may hurt the scalp and in some cases may lead to bleeding.

An object of the present invention is to provide a putting brush which does not damage the scalp and does not lose the effect of stimulating the hair root by the hard animal hair.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, in the putting brush according to the present invention, a bristles formed by bundling a plurality of bristles are arranged at a predetermined interval, and a brush-shaped substrate is operated through an elastic member. Each of the independent bristles of bristles is bound together by binding at least one rigid wire rod made of synthetic resin, the tip of which is generally spherical, and the ends of the spheres are bound to the bristles of bristles. The hair was planted with a slight protrusion from the tip of.

[0006]

[Action]

 In the putting brush according to the present invention, since the spherical portion at the tip of the rigid wire made of synthetic resin contained in the bristles of bristles is protruded from the tips of the bristles, the user grips the handle. Then, when the scalp is hit with the tip of the brush, the spherical portion at the tip of the rigid wire made of synthetic resin hits the scalp before the tip of the bristles. Since the rigid wire made of synthetic resin that hit the scalp first buckles and deforms, the tips of the bristles hit the scalp, and this impact force is buffered by the elasticity of the synthetic resin wire. Weakened appropriately. In this way, the tips of the bristles do not hit the scalp directly, and the rigid wire rod made of synthetic resin has a spherical tip, so it does not damage the scalp.

[0007]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a putting brush according to the present invention. Reference numeral 10 is a brush, and a bunch of bristles 14 composed of a plurality of animal bristles 13 is arranged on a surface of a substrate 12 at a predetermined interval. . Due to the complexity of the figure, only the ends are shown and the middle tufts are omitted. The hair bundles 14, ..., 14 are individually planted with hairs, and all have substantially the same configuration. A rigid wire 18 made of a synthetic resin having a generally spherical tip 16 is planted at approximately the center of each of the hair bundles 14. The spherical tip 16 projects beyond the bristle tip 20. FIG. 2 shows one of the hair bundles in an enlarged manner.

An operating handle 24 is integrally formed on the substrate 12 of the brush 10 via an elastic portion 22 having a reduced thickness. The user grips the handle 24 of such a putting brush and utilizes the elasticity of the elastic portion 22 to repulsively elastically repel the head of oneself or another person with the tip of the brush 10 to stimulate the hair root. . At this time, since the spherical tip 16 made of synthetic resin hits the scalp before the tip 20 of the bristles, the bristle tip 20 does not hit the scalp directly. That is, since the rigid wire 18 made of synthetic resin undergoes buckling deformation, the bristle tip 20 strikes the scalp, and this impact force is dampened by the elasticity possessed by the synthetic resin wire 18 and appropriately weakened. . Further, since the spherical tip 16 of the synthetic resin wire does not have an acute angle, it does not damage the scalp. Moreover, the degree of irritation to the scalp or hair root can be changed by changing the wire diameter and the number of components of the rigid wire 18 made of synthetic resin, and changing the protruding length from the tip of the bristles and the diameter of the spherical tip 16. .

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, in the putting brush according to the present invention, the spherical tip portion of the rigid wire made of synthetic resin contained in the bristles is made to protrude from the tips of the bristles, so that the user grasps the handle and brushes. When the scalp is hit with the tip of the hair, the rigid wire made of synthetic resin first hits the scalp and buckles and deforms, and then the tips of the bristles hit the scalp. The striking force is buffered by the synthetic resin wire rod and appropriately weakened. Therefore, the scalp is not directly hit by the tips of the bristles, and since the tip of the rigid wire made of synthetic resin is spherical, proper stimulation can be given to the hair root without damaging the scalp.

Further, since the rigid wire made of synthetic resin can change the wire diameter and the number of constituents, and can change the protruding length from the tip end of the bristles and the diameter of the spherical tip, the characteristics of the bristles of the bristles can be obtained. It is possible to easily provide a putting brush having a different degree of irritation to the scalp or the hair root without changing.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of a putting brush according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view of one bunch of the putting brush according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Brush 12 Substrate 14 Bristles 16 Spherical Tip 18 Rigid Wire 20 Bristle Tip 22 Elastic Part 24 Handle

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A putting brush in which a handle for operation is joined to a substrate, which is formed by arranging a plurality of bristles bound at a predetermined interval in a brush shape, through a member having elasticity, wherein the brush is a brush. Each of the independent bristles of bristles is bound together by including at least one rigid wire made of synthetic resin, the tip of which is generally spherically shaped, and the tip of this sphere is slightly projected from the tip of the bristles of bristles. Putting brush with flocking.