JPH07118907A - Fitment member and fitting of hair ornament by using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a fitment member capable of readily and more quickly nipping a hair ornament and reusable without requirement of any treatment and a method for fitting a hair ornament by using it. CONSTITUTION:This fitment member 1 is composed of a tight-binding member 1a made of an elastic material and a fiber member 2 passing through the center of this tight-binding member 1a. The method for fitting a hair ornament by using this fitment member 1 is show below. For example, in the case of an artificial-hair member, the artificial-hair member 3 is initially put on the head part and plural user's own hairs 6 are drawn out so as to nip its fitment part 3c'. The top parts of them are inserted into a ring 2a of a fiber member 2 and the ring 2a is drawn out of the tight-binding member 1a in the direction of the arrow mark B. The top parts of the plural user's own hairs 6 nipping the fitment part 3c' are inserted through the tight-binding member 1a and the above-mentioned tight-binding member 1a is subsequently moved to the fitment part 3c'. The plural user's own hairs 6 nipping the fitment part 3c' are tightly bound thereby so as to fix the artificial-hair member to the user's skin 5. According as the user's own hairs 6 grow, the tight-binding member 1a is move in the direction of the roots of the user's own hairs 6 so that the fitment part 3c' lifted upward may closely adhere to the user's skin 5.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mounting member for mounting a head ornament on a head and a head ornament mounting method using the same.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are many ornaments for decorating a person's head. For example, a wig, a partial wig, a ribbon, a barrette, a bead, and the like. Among them, many ornaments are used that can only be worn by specialists. In addition, artificial hair (artificial or natural hair processed) is completely integrated with own hair (natural hair growing on the head of the person) to form as if the appearance of increased own hair In this case, treatment by a specialist is essential. In these hair ornaments and artificial hair of the hair increasing method (hereinafter, referred to as hair increasing device), one or a few artificial hairs or a large number of artificial hairs are attached depending on the amount of hair on the target head. In addition, those made of a single transparent thread, those made of a net to which a large number of artificial hairs are attached, those made of a partial wig and a net-shaped hair increasing device are put into practical use.

By the way, in the production of a headdress, the person who does not know the mechanism of the wearing at the time of wearing the head ornament is enthusiastic about the structure of the stopper so as to not know from the outside what kind of method the person is wearing. For example, something that covers the entire head, such as a wig, is fixed on the head by covering it, but there is no problem with something that is attached to a part of the head, such as a ribbon, barrette, or a partial wig. Clips and pins for holding the hair are arranged so as to be hidden on the back surface of the head ornament body. In addition, some vallettas are designed so that the pin of the stopper is a part of the decoration. For very small ornaments with a large number of beads, etc., the beads are attached to a net made of an extremely fine material that cannot be discriminated unless observed closely and the beads are fixed to the head by covering the net. .

All of these can be worn by the wearer himself. However, in the case of a hair increasing device that can be worn only by a professional engineer, the wearing method is considered so that it cannot be known from the outside. For example, if the artificial hair consists of only one or several artificial hairs, it is bound to the root of the own hair. Also,
The one made of one transparent thread with artificial hair is directly adhered to the root of the own hair with a surgical adhesive. In the case of a net having artificial hair attached, this is brought into contact with the skin, the outer edge portion of the net is tied with own hair, and the knot is fixed with a surgical adhesive. Further, in the case where the partial wig and the net-shaped hair increasing device are integrally formed, a method such as clipping, bonding, or self-locking knot is often used together. In particular, the method of tying and fixing with self hair has an advantage that the fixing portion is not conspicuous because the hair (self hair) used for tying is extremely thin in addition to using no stopper. In addition, hair (self-hair) is a very durable natural material, so it can be used with peace of mind without any problems.

[0005]

However, the hair used for self-knotting grows and grows day and night together with the surrounding hair. Usually, it is said that the hair grows by 1 cm or more per month, and the fixed part by the self-knot rises as the hair grows over time. Therefore, for example, in the hair increasing device, the whole floats on the head, and if it is left as it is, the use condition deteriorates. Therefore, it is necessary to periodically move the knot position of the own hair to the root part. This move is made by a professional engineer. That is, first, the surgical adhesive of the knot is dissolved with a solvent or the like, and then the knot is untied and re-knotted to change the knot of the own hair. To move.

[0006] As described above, since the hair tie is not a technique that the wearer can perform himself, the hair increasing device is sold with the provision of continuous attachment technique by a professional technician. By the way, the technique of hair-knotting is not only skilled but also an extremely labor-intensive task for an engineer, and therefore there is a problem in that the user is burdened with a technical fee that cannot be ignored.

In view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, the present invention realizes a mounting member capable of easily and quickly gripping a headdress with self hair and repeatedly moving the gripping position, and a headdress mounting method using the same. With the goal.

[0008]

In the mounting member according to the first aspect of the invention, the binding member is made of an elastic body such as synthetic rubber. The fibrous member is made of, for example, polyamide monofilament or the like, and has a ring formed at one end or both ends thereof, and the central portion penetrates at least one of the binding members so as to be freely pulled out. The fibrous member may have a structure in which a ring is formed at one end and a handle is fixed at the other end, for example, as described in claim 2.

The method of mounting the head ornament according to the invention of claim 3 is
The attachment part of the headdress is held near the root of the hair, the hair is drawn into the ring of the fiber member constituting the attachment member, and then the fiber member is opposite to the end part forming the ring. By pulling the loop from the binding member in the direction to pull the ring together with the hair pulled into the loop from the binding member to insert the hair holding the attachment portion into the binding member, and further, the hair ornament held by the hair. The binding member is moved to the attachment portion, and the hair holding the attachment portion of the headdress is bound and fixed by the binding member.

In order to hold the headdress in the vicinity of the root of the hair, for example, the mounting portion of the headdress is held by being sandwiched by a plurality of hairs.
Further, for example, as described in claim 5, the mounting portion of the headdress is held by binding with at least one hair.

[0011]

According to the present invention, when the hair is drawn into the loop formed in the fiber member and the fiber member is pulled out from the binding member in the direction opposite to the loop, the hair is inserted into the binding member. The binding member binds the inserted hair tightly. When the fiber member is pulled out in the direction opposite to the ring, for example, a handle fixed to the other end of the fiber member is used.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, by using the mounting member described above, the hair is bundled by pulling the hair into the loop formed in the fiber member and pulling out the fiber member from the binding member in the direction opposite to the loop. The hair holding the head ornament mounting portion is tightly bound and fixed by inserting the member through the member and further moving the binding member to the hair ornament mounting portion held by the hair.

The holding of the headdress in the vicinity of the root of the hair can be realized by sandwiching the mounting portion of the headdress with a plurality of hairs, or by binding the mounting portion of the headdress with at least one hair. realizable.

Thus, instead of tying and fixing the hair with a surgical adhesive, the hair can be bound tightly and the mounting portion of the headdress that is held by the hair can be gripped and fixed. By simply moving the binding member according to growth, the gripping function can be maintained repeatedly.

[0015]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a mounting member according to an embodiment. As shown in the figure, the mounting member 1 is
Diameter and height made of synthetic rubber with appropriate elasticity 1
a tight binding member 1a forming a cylindrical body having a size of mm to 2 mm,
The binding member 1a is composed of a fiber member 2 which penetrates substantially the center of the cylindrical axis. For the fibrous member 2, a monofilament made of a polymer resin such as polyamide (nylon) and having a thickness of several denier is used, and at least one end of the fibrous member 1 penetrating the binding member 1a and extending to the upper and lower sides of the binding member 1a is used. In addition, the ring 2a is formed. This fiber member 2
Is gripped by the binding member 1a by the penetrating portion, and the arrow A in FIG.
It is possible to easily pull out in the direction indicated by, that is, in the direction of the end opposite to the end forming the ring.

Further, the binding member 1a does not necessarily have to be a columnar body, and for example, the binding member 1'a shown in FIG.
As described above, it may be formed in a spherical shape, and may have any shape as long as it is suitable for the penetration processing of the fibrous member 2 and the hair inserting operation described later.

FIGS. 2A and 2B are schematic views of a standard hair increasing device fixed to the head by the mounting member 1. Same figure
In the example of the hair increasing device shown in (a), the hair increasing device is a net 3 composed of a lattice-like mesh formed of warp-shaped members 3a and weft-shaped members 3b and a peripheral thread-shaped member 3c edging these meshes, and It is composed of a large number of artificial hairs 4 fixed to the net 3.

Such a hair increasing device is mounted so as to be in close contact with the ground surface 5 of the head, as shown in FIG. Immediately after the attachment of the hair increasing device, most of the own hair becomes the underlay of the net 3 and sleeps sideways. After fixing the net 3 to the bare skin 5 of the head, the technician or wearer brushes the hair lying lying under the net 3 through the mesh of the net 3 with an appropriate tool to raise the hair. After that, the hair is shaped into a desired shape. As a result, the own hair and the artificial hair 4 are mixed to form a hair that looks as natural and dense. Of course, the net of the hair increasing device is not limited to the lattice shape, and various shapes such as a net in the shape of a cobweb may be considered.

A process for fixing such a hair increasing device by closely attaching it to the ground surface 5 of the head using the mounting member 1 described above,
This will be described with reference to the schematic diagrams shown in FIGS. It should be noted that this process is a work that can be easily performed not only on the side of the hair-blowing equipment provider such as a technician who installs the hair-blowing equipment, but also on the side of the wearer with the help of the spouse, relatives, or the like of the wearer.

First, the hair increasing device is placed on the head (Fig. 2 (b)).
3), as shown in FIG. 3 (a), for example, a plurality of hairs (self hairs 6) are pulled out so as to sandwich a predetermined mounting portion 3c 'of the hair increasing device, and these are pulled to the fiber member 2 of the mounting member 1. It is pulled deep into the ring 2a. Mounting part 3 of the net 3
For c '(attachment point), a portion of the peripheral thread-like member 3c where the artificial hairs 4 at appropriate intervals are not arranged is selected.

Then, as shown in FIG.
The fibrous member 2 is pulled out from the binding member 1a in the end direction opposite to the end forming the loop 2a with the plurality of self-hairs 6 drawn in a, that is, in the direction indicated by the arrow B in FIG.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 4 (a),
A plurality of self-hairs 6 that sandwich the mounting portion 3a are inserted into the binding member 1a. Then, as shown in FIG. 6B, the binding member 1a is moved to the attachment portion 3c 'of the hair increasing device which is sandwiched by the plurality of self hairs 6. As a result, the plurality of self-hairs 6 that sandwich the mounting portion 3c 'of the hair increasing device are tightly bound (bundled and firmly grasped) by the binding member 1a to fix the hair increasing device to the skin 5.

According to this method, as the self-hair 6 grows and grows, the self-hair 6 is attached to the binding member 1a at an appropriate number of days.
It is possible to bring the mounting portion 3c 'that has been lifted up into close contact with the skin 5 by simply moving it in the direction of the root by the amount by which the hair growth device has been extended, so that the hair increasing device is always kept in close contact with the head (skin 5) and fixed. be able to.

In the above embodiment, a plurality of self-hairs 6 are tightly bound by the binding member 1a, but as shown in FIG.
A loose knot is formed in the attachment portion 3c 'of the hair increasing device by using one or several self-hairs 6, and the tip end of the self-hairs 6 is inserted into the binding member 1a by the above-described method, and the arrow D in FIG. The loose knot may be fixed by moving the binding member 1a in the direction of the root of the own hair 6 as shown in FIG. Also by this, the hair increasing device can be fixed in close contact with the head (skin 5). In this case, when the own hair 6 grows and grows, the knot is a loose knot if the mounting portion 3c ′ is pushed downward (the ground 5) while picking up the tip of the own hair 6 with a finger or the like. The hair 6 of the knot slides around the mounting portion 3c ', and the knot moves downward. As a result, it is possible to easily bring the mounting portion 3c ', which has floated due to the growth of the own hair, into close contact with the ground surface 5 again. After that, the binding member 1a is handled in the root direction of the own hair 6 to fix the knot after the movement. As a result, also in this case, the hair increasing device can always be fixed in close contact with the head (ground surface 5). The knot of the self-hair 6 shown in the figure may be any knot as long as it can hold the mounting portion 3c 'and the knot can be easily moved.

Next, in the above embodiment, the mounting member 1
(Or 1 ') is composed of the fiber member 2 and one tight binding member 1a, but the tight binding member 1a is not limited to one,
It may be configured by a plurality of binding members 1a. This is shown in FIG. 6 as another embodiment.

In the mounting member 1 "shown in the figure, a slightly long fibrous member 2 penetrates a plurality of binding members 1a. At the tip of the fibrous member 2 protruding forward from the leading binding member 1a. A ring 2a is formed, and a handle 7 having an appropriate shape is attached to the tip of the fiber member 2 protruding rearward from the tail binding member 1a. The fiber members 2 may be bundled as shown, or fused,
Various methods are conceivable such as attachment by adhesion or sandwiching. According to this structure, a technician who attaches the hair increasing device can save the labor of taking out the attaching members 1 one by one from the storage container and the like, and can attach the hair increasing device at plural places with one attaching member 1 ″ shown in the same figure. Since the portion 3c 'can be continuously fixed, the efficiency of the mounting work is further improved. Further, since the handle 7 is attached to the fiber member 2, the work of pulling out the ring 2a of the fiber member 2 from the tight binding member 1a is more efficient. It becomes easier and the efficiency of mounting work is further improved.

As a result, not only the number of steps for tying the hair by a specialist wearing technician can be saved, but also the movement of the holding position of the headdress is extremely easy. Since it is possible for the wearer to move the gripping position without bothering the wearing technician, the feeling of carelessness during maintenance of wearing the headdress and the repulsion caused by it can be eliminated, and anyone can do it. You can easily wear headdresses and easily enjoy the mood.

[0028]

According to the present invention, it is possible to easily bind the self-hairs for holding the headdress by simply pulling out the loop of the fiber member of the mounting member together with the tip of the self-hairs from the binding member. When the head ornament is fixed to the head by the own hair, it is not necessary to bind the own hair one by one, so that the wearing operation can be performed more quickly. In addition, even if the hair of the portion that holds the headdress grows due to growth, it is possible to repeatedly move the holding position of the headdress by self hair by simply moving the binding member, so untie the hair. This eliminates the need to re-tie them, thus improving the efficiency of the reattachment work. In addition, since it is possible to bind the own hair easily and it is extremely easy to move the gripping position, the wearer can wear the hair and grow the hair after wearing the hair without the need for a specialist wearing technician. Reworking is possible, so anyone can easily wear a headdress and enjoy life.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a mounting member according to an embodiment,
(b) is a figure showing an example of the modification.

2A and 2B are schematic views of a standard hair increasing device fixed to a head by a mounting member.

3 (a) and 3 (b) are schematic views (No. 1 and No. 2) illustrating a process of fixing a hair increasing device using a mounting member.

4 (a) and 4 (b) are schematic views (No. 3 and No. 4) for explaining the process of fixing the hair increasing device by using the attaching member.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another example of fixing a hair increasing device using a mounting member.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a mounting member according to another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1, 1 ', 1 "Mounting member 1a Tightening member 2 Fiber member 2a Ring 3 Net 3a Warp thread member 3b Weft thread member 3c Peripheral thread member 3c' Mounting part 4 Synthetic hair 7 Handle

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A binding member made of an elastic body, and a fiber member having a ring formed at one end or both ends and having a central portion that can be pulled out so as to penetrate through at least one binding member. Mounting member. 2. The mounting member according to claim 1, wherein the fiber member has a ring formed at one end and a handle fixed to the other end. 3. The head ornament attachment part is held near the root of the hair, and the hair is drawn into the ring of the fiber member constituting the attachment member according to claim 1, and then the fiber member is attached to the ring. By pulling out from the binding member in the direction of the end opposite to the end forming the hair, the hair pulled into the loop together with the hair holding the attachment portion is pulled out of the loop from the binding member. The hair holding the attachment portion of the headdress is held by the binding member by inserting the hair in the binding member and further moving the binding member to the attachment portion of the hair ornament held by the hair. A method of attaching a headdress, which is characterized by fixing by fixing. 4. The method of mounting a headdress according to claim 4, wherein the headdress is held near the root of the hair by sandwiching the headdress mounting portion with a plurality of hairs. 5. The method for mounting a headdress according to claim 3, wherein the headdress is held near the root of the hair by binding the headdress mounting portion with at least one hair.