JPS5927213Y2 - Collar cover for hair styling and washing - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a collar cover that is buttoned during hair styling such as cold perming, hair dyeing, bleaching, etc., and when washing hair to prevent the collar of clothing from being contaminated by chemical solutions or hot water.

Conventionally, the above-mentioned collar covers have usually been apron-shaped or shoulder-shaped. In apron-shaped ones that are tied around the neck, the outer periphery tends to warp upwards when wrapped around the neck, creating a funnel-like shape. As a result, the hot water flowed down in one direction, and the sagging shawl-like items often soiled the inside of the clothes due to the chemical solution and hot water that had entered through the collar.

This idea eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and as shown in the drawing, a thin material such as cloth or paper made waterproof by laminating synthetic resin is cut into an elongated oval shape, and one line along the longitudinal direction is cut. The main body 2 is formed by notching the side edge in a concave arc shape, and on this main body 2, an uneven pattern 1 made up of fine continuous lines arranged in parallel along the longitudinal direction is formed over the entire surface by pressing. However, it is also folded in two along the longitudinal direction.

This device has the above structure, and as shown in Figure 2, the fold line part is placed along the collar edge of the garment, and the collar part is pinched from the inside and outside. Even if a chemical solution, hot water, etc. gets into the underwear, there is no risk of staining the clothes, although the infiltrating liquid may reach the underwear.

In this case, as shown in Fig. 2, the main body 2 attached along the collar edge of the garment is made of a single piece of material as in the past, but the peripheral edge curves upward; however, in this invention, the main body 2
The entire surface has a "crinkle" shape in which a fine uneven pattern 1 consisting of a series of continuous stripes is pressed in parallel to the longitudinal direction and along the edge, so the unevenness is partially stretched out. It naturally becomes spherical and can be attached to the wearer's shoulders, back, etc.

Furthermore, since one side edge of the main body 2 is cut out in a concave arc shape, by positioning this part on the wearer's back, it is possible to avoid having to insert one's hand deeply along the wearer's back when putting it on. Both can be attached evenly across the whole.

This uneven pattern 1... has a small contact area with the skin and clothing, so it is not sticky due to sweat and feels good on the skin, and there is no risk of the wearer coming off due to uneven friction. Even if a chemical solution is dripped onto the outer surface, the uneven pattern 1.
Since it is temporarily stored in ..., it can be wiped away sufficiently before flowing down.

In addition to being effective as described above, this invention has many advantages, such as being easy to install and being inexpensive, allowing it to be used as a disposable device.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed plan view, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state of use. In the figure, 1 indicates the uneven pattern and 2 indicates the box material.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A thin material such as cloth or paper laminated with synthetic resin is cut into an elongated oval shape, and the edge along the longitudinal direction is notched in a concave arc shape to form a main body 2. This collar cover for hair styling and washing is made by pressing a fine uneven pattern 1 made up of continuous strips parallel to each other along the longitudinal direction over the entire surface and folding the whole thing in half along the longitudinal direction.