KR102467740B1 - Hair styling method that expresses shape of conch - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a hair styling method expressing a conch shape with a conch as a motif. The present invention expresses a conch shape with smooth curved lines and texture emphasized by blocking, backcombing, and rolling during hair styling, so that a hair style that stands out with an elegant yet strong personality can be produced. In addition, according to the present invention, a technically consistent hair style can be produced by a standardized hair styling method without deviation according to stylists.

Description

Hair styling method expressing conch shape {HAIR STYLING METHOD THAT EXPRESSES SHAPE OF CONCH}

The present invention relates to a hair styling method expressing the shape of a snail with a conch as a motif.

Hair styling refers to creating a desired hairstyle by giving various effects to the hair. Hairstyle is one of the important parts of a person's image. Accordingly, various hair styles and hair styling methods for them are being developed in order to satisfy the desire of various people to express their individuality.

Among hairstyles, an upstyle generally refers to a hairstyle in which the hair is lifted up to reveal the nape of the neck. Upstyles are often preferred by those who attend events where a strong personality needs to be highlighted, such as parties, events, and weddings, as it allows for a variety of colorful expressions. However, the up-style was difficult to style and required a professional hair stylist. Moreover, each stylist had different experiences and personalities, so it was frequent that they could not consistently style their hair during upstyling.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2020-0017092 'Hair styling method to increase volume'

The present invention expresses a smooth curved line and a conch shape with an emphasis on texture during hair styling, so that a hair style that stands out with an elegant yet strong personality can be created. In addition, the present invention makes it possible to produce a technically consistent hair style without deviation according to the stylist.

The hair styling method expressing the cone shape according to the present invention includes (1) the steps of dividing the hair region of a person to be treated into first to third blocks, and (2) the hair of the second block in a ponytail at the golden point (G.P). (3) ponytailing the hair of the third block at the back point (B.P), (4) dividing the hair to be ponytailed in step (3) into first and second parts, (5) Rolling the first strand of hair to form a first roll, (6) dividing the second strand of hair into a plurality of strands and forming them into individual curves that arc along the surface of the first roll, (7) (2) forming a second roll by rolling the hair to be ponytailed in step (8) dividing the remaining hair after forming the second roll in step (7) into a plurality of strands and arcing them along the surface of the second roll , (9) dividing the hair of the first block into first to third strands, and (10) forming ridges on the first to third strands, respectively, to obtain a top point (T.P).

The present invention expresses a conch shape with smooth curved lines and texture emphasized by blocking, backcombing, and rolling during hair styling, so that a hair style that stands out with an elegant yet strong personality can be produced. In addition, according to the present invention, a technically consistent hair style can be produced by a standardized hair styling method without deviation according to stylists.

Even if the effect is not directly described here, it should be understood that the effect expected or expected by the description of the invention is described in the effect of the invention.

1 is a view showing a shell.
2 is a view showing a hair style in which a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
3 is a diagram showing the configuration of a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a diagram showing points on the head.
5 is a diagram showing lines on the head.
6 to 8 are views showing the first to third blocks in the hair styling method expressing the cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a view showing steps (2) and (3) in the hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
10 is a view showing steps (4) and (5) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a view showing steps (6) and (7) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
12 is a diagram showing step (4) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
13 is a diagram showing step (7) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.
14 and 15 are diagrams showing step (8) in the hair styling method expressing the cone shape according to the embodiment of the present invention.
16 to 18 are diagrams showing step (10) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below and may be variously implemented in different forms. The examples are provided to ensure that the disclosure of the present invention is complete, and to inform those skilled in the art of the scope of the invention.

Terms used in the description of the invention are used to describe the embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. The term 'comprising' in the description of the invention is intended to indicate that there is a configuration in which the described features are combined. Therefore, it should be understood that the presence or addition of one or more other features or combinations thereof is not excluded.

Hereinafter, if it is determined that the features of the present invention may be unnecessarily obscured as obvious to those skilled in the art, detailed descriptions of well-known configurations or functions will be omitted.

1 is a view showing a shell. Referring to Figure 1, the conch has a thick, hard and round shell. The present invention can give a visual point to an up-style that can be monotonous by taking advantage of the large and elegant curves and texture of the conch. In the present invention, a hairstyle with the shape of a conch as a motif is produced. In other words, in order to create an elegant yet strong personality during up-style, a large roll is made to express a three-dimensional texture, and a smooth connection with a small roll is expressed.

2 is a view showing a hair style in which a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. According to the embodiment of the present invention, a smooth curved line and a conch shape emphasizing texture can be expressed during hair styling to produce a hair style that stands out with an elegant yet strong personality. As shown in FIG. 2, in the hair styling method expressing the conch shape according to the embodiment of the present invention, the elegant curved shape of the conch can be expressed by forming the first roll R1 and the second roll R2 and connecting them smoothly to each other. .

In the present invention, hair styling is performed using natural laws in each step. That is, according to the present invention, since the styling step is standardized, technically consistent hair styling can be performed without deviation according to stylists.

3 is a diagram showing the configuration of a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. A hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention includes (1) dividing a hair region of a person to be treated into a first block (B1) to a third block (B3) (S100), and (2) a second block (S100). Step of ponytailing the hair of the block (B2) at the golden point (G.P) (S200), (3) Step of ponytailing the hair of the third block (B3) at the back point (B.P) (S300), (4) (3) Dividing the hair to be ponytailed in the step into a first part (P1) and a second part (P2) (S400), (5) Rolling the hair of the first part (P1) to roll the first roll (R1) Forming step (S500), (6) dividing the hair of the second strand (P2) into a plurality of strands and forming them into individual curves drawing an arc along the surface of the first roll (R1) (S600), (7) ) Rolling the hair to be ponytailed in step (2) to form a second roll (R2) (S700), (8) forming a second roll (R2) in step (7), and the remaining hair is a plurality of strands (S800) forming individual curves drawing arcs along the surface of the second roll (R2), (9) first strands (St1) to third strands (St3) of the hair of the first block (B1) (S900) and (10) forming ridges on the first strand (St1) to the third strand (St3) and connecting them to the top point (TP) (S1000).

(1) In step S100, the hair region of the person to be treated is divided into a first block B1 to a third block B3. Step (1) (S100) is a blocking step of dividing the hair region into first blocks (B1) to third blocks (B3) based on the head of the person to be treated, and corresponds to a pretreatment step for hair styling.

4 is a diagram showing points on the head. And Figure 5 is a view showing the line on the head. 4 and 5, in step (1) (S100), a region formed by a first line L1 extending from a face line F.L and two front side points F.S.P to a top point T.P is formed. It is divided into the first block (B1). The area formed by the face line (F.L) and the second line (L2) extending from the two ear back points (E.B.P) to the golden back medium point (G.B.M.P) is divided into a second block (B2). Finally, the area formed by the nape line (N.L) and the second line (L2) is divided into a third block (B3).

6 to 8 are views showing the first block B1 to the third block B3 in the hair styling method expressing the cone shape according to the embodiment of the present invention. Referring to Figures 6 to 8, (1) in step (S100), the hair of the subject is divided into a first block (B1) to a third block (B3). At this time, the hair of the first block (B1) to the third block (B3) may be rolled up and fixed with a rubber band or hair tweezers. If the hair of each block is fixed with a rubber band or hair tweezers, it is possible to prevent hair from being tangled with hair of other blocks during hair styling for a specific block.

9 is a view showing steps (2) and (3) in the hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. (2) In step S200, the hair of the second block B2 is ponytailed at the golden point (G.P). In step (3) (S300), the hair of the third block (B3) is ponytailed at the back point (B.P). If you do a ponytail at the golden point (G.P) and back point (B.P), you can stably support it from the inside so that the overall shape of the hairstyle can be maintained even during up-style. Therefore, in step (2) (S200) and step (3) (S300), it is preferable to firmly fix the ponytail so that it does not come loose.

10 is a view showing steps (4) and (5) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 10, in step (4) (S400), the hair to be ponytailed in step (3) (S300) is divided into a first part (P1) and a second part (P2). The first prong P1 is used to form the first roll R1, and the second prong P2 is used to create a three-dimensional and smooth texture of the first roll R1.

(5) In step S500, the first roll R1 is formed by rolling the hair of the first part P1. Since the first part P1 corresponds to a part of the hair ponytailed at the back point B.P, the first roll R1 is formed from the back point B.P. At this time, in step (5) (S500), a backcomb may be put into the hair of the first part (P1) and rolled. Backcomb is performed by repeatedly moving the brush back and forth in the direction of the scalp of the hair in the opposite direction to the direction of the general brush. If backcomb is added, a sense of volume is expressed, so a more voluminous roll can be formed. (5) In step S500, after spreading the backcombed hair, the hair is aligned to form a first roll R1. Then, the first roll R1 having a smooth surface and having a sense of volume can be formed.

11 is a view showing steps (6) and (7) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. (6) In step S600, the hair of the second part P2 is divided into a plurality of strands. Then, each strand is molded into an individual curve drawing an arc along the surface of the first roll (R1). Referring to FIG. 11, a plurality of strands divided from the second branch P2 are used to create the texture of the first roll R1, respectively. The plurality of strands may be connected to the surface of the first roll R1 while being spaced apart from each other to express a beautiful curve appearing on the shell of the conch. At this time, the first strand and the last strand among the plurality of strands may converge to a point on the first roll R1 while drawing a spiral. Referring to FIG. 2 , it can be seen that a first strand among the plurality of strands converges to a point on the first roll R1.

Among the plurality of strands divided in the second branch P2, the first strand and the last strand may be thicker than the other strands. Preferably, the thickness of the first strand and the last strand may correspond to 1.2 to 1.5 times the thickness of the other strands. Since the first strand and the last strand are positioned outside the first roll R1, they are not supported more stably by the surface of the first roll R1 than the other strands. Therefore, the first strand and the last strand must be divided to have a different thickness from the rest of the strands so that they converge to a point on the first roll R1 and maintain their shape.

12 is a diagram showing step (4) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 12, in step (4) (S400), the first prong P1 and the second prong P2 may be divided into horizontal lines H.L. At this time, it is preferable that the longest height h1 of the first prong P1 is equal to or higher than the longest height h2 of the second prong P2. Since the hair of the first part P1 is used to form the first roll R1, a relatively larger amount of hair than the hair of the second part P2 used to create texture is required. When there are more hairs in the second part P2 than in the first part P1, the size of the first roll R1 is relatively reduced. Then, while creating a texture with the hair of the second part (P2), excessive remaining hair may occur. In addition, the small-sized first roll R1 is out of balance with the second roll R2, which may impair the overall aesthetics of the hair style. Therefore, in step (4) (S400), the longest height (h1) of the first prong (P1) is divided so that it is higher than the longest height (h2) of the second prong (P2). Preferably, the ratio of the longest height h1 of the first prong P1 and the longest height h2 of the second prong P2 is 7:3 to 7.5:2.5. When the first prong (P1) and the second prong (P2) are divided within a predetermined ratio range, the first roll (R1) is formed and the texture of the first roll (R1) is produced according to the size. The hair of P2) may be small or not left.

13 is a diagram showing step (7) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 13 , in step (7) (S700), the hair to be ponytailed in step (2) (S200) is rolled to form a second roll (R2). Since the second strand P2 corresponds to a part of the hair ponytailed at the golden point G.P, the second roll R2 is formed at the golden point G.P.

(7) In step S700, the second roll R2 is formed larger than the first roll R1. The second roll (R2) expresses the overall shape of the round and large shell of the conch, so it should be formed larger than the first roll (R1). At this time, in step (7) (S700), the second roll R2 may be formed by inserting a thing inside. Thing is used to create voluminous volume in the area being styled. It may be difficult to form a second roll R2 larger than the first roll R1 using only the hair corresponding to the second block B2 of the person to be treated. Thing supports the hair from the inside to create a rich sense of volume, so the second roll R2 larger than the first roll R1 can be formed regardless of the amount of hair.

At this time, the length of the radius of the second roll (R2) is preferably formed to be 2 to 4 times the length of the radius of the first roll (R1). If the second roll (R2) is formed to be too large or smaller than the first roll (R1), the aesthetic feeling felt in the relative ratio of the rolls is broken. Therefore, while forming the size of the second roll (R2) and the size of the first roll (R1) within a predetermined range, it should be naturally connected to each other.

14 and 15 are diagrams showing step (8) in the hair styling method expressing the cone shape according to the embodiment of the present invention. 14 and 15, in step (8) (S800), the second roll (R2) is formed in step (7) (S700) and the remaining hair is divided into a plurality of strands and the surface of the second roll (R2) It is molded into individual curves that draw arcs along the Each of the plurality of strands is used to create the texture of the second roll R2. The plurality of strands may be connected to the surface of the second roll R2 while being spaced apart from each other to express a beautiful curve appearing on the shell of the conch. The plurality of strands may converge to one point on the second roll R2 while being spaced apart from each other.

In step (9) (S900), the hair of the first block (B1) is divided into first strands (St1) to third strands (St3). The first strand St1 to the third strand St3 are used to style bangs.

16 to 18 are diagrams showing step (10) in a hair styling method expressing a cone shape according to an embodiment of the present invention. In step (10) (S1000), ridges are formed on the first strand (St1) to the third strand (St3), respectively, and passed in the first direction to connect to the top point (TP). Referring to FIG. 16, first, a ridge is formed on the first strand St1, passed in the first direction, and then connected to the top point T.P. Then, the remaining hair passes through the top point (TP) and turns over in the second direction. 17 and 18, the remaining second and third strands St2 and St3 also form ridges in the same way as the first strand St1 and pass them in the first direction to the top point T.P. connect Then, pass the remaining hair through the top point (TP) and turn it in the second direction. At this time, as shown in FIG. 18, the grains of the first strand St1 to third strand St3 are individually distinguished and connected to converge to the same point of the top point T.P.

The first strands St1 to the third strands St3 passed through the top point TP in the second direction are connected to a point on the surface of the second roll R2. Then, the first strand (St1) to the third strand (St3) are used together with the plurality of strands of the second roll (R2) to produce the texture of the second roll (R2), respectively. Therefore, the remaining parts of the first strand (St1) to the third strand (St3) are naturally connected to the second roll (R2), and at the same time, the texture of the second roll (R2) is richer without compromising the aesthetics of the overall hairstyle. can be directed.

In step (10) (S1000), the heights of the first strands St1 to the third strands St3 may be gradually increased in at least a part of the face line F.L. Further, the length of the arc specified at predetermined points on the face line F.L and the first to third strands St1 to St3 may increase from the first strand St1 to the third strand St3. Referring to FIG. 17 , it can be seen that the length of the arc specified at the points on the face line F.L and the first strand St1 and the second strand St2 increases. That is, the arc length of the second strand St2 is longer than that of the first strand St1. The predetermined point may be an arbitrary point on the face line F.L and the first to third strands St1 to St3. At this time, the arc lengths are compared with each other based on points on the same face line (F.L). That is, the case where the central angles are the same.

As shown in FIG. 18, the first strand St1 to the third strand St3 are divided into grains for each strand. Therefore, as the height gradually increases from the first strand St1 to the third strand St3, the grains are divided for each strand even from the front, so that the elegant curve of the ridge can be expressed. In addition, by forming different sizes of ridges on the first strand St1 to third strand St3, the heights of the first strand St1 to third strand St3 can be flexibly adjusted. That is, the formation of different ridges in the first strand (St1) to the third strand (St3) and the configuration of converging to one point of the top point (TP) are combined to separate the grains for each strand to create an elegant curve of the ridge. can be styled.

The contents described in the description of the invention are only examples, and the present invention can be variously modified and practiced by those skilled in the art. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention is not limited to the description and representation of the described embodiments.

B1: 1st block
B2: 2nd block
B3: 3rd block
HL: horizontal line
L1: first line
L2: 2nd line
R1: first roll
R2: 2nd roll
St1: first strand
St2: second strand
St3: 3rd strand

Claims (10)

(1) dividing the hair region of the person to be treated into first to third blocks;
(2) ponytailing the hair of the second block at a golden point (GP);
(3) ponytailing the hair of the third block at a back point (BP);
(4) Dividing the hair to be ponytailed in step (3) into a first part and a second part;
(5) forming a first roll by rolling the first strand of hair;
(6) dividing the second strand of hair into a plurality of strands and shaping them into individual curves drawing arcs along the surface of the first roll;
(7) forming a second roll by rolling the hair to be ponytailed in step (2);
(8) dividing the hair remaining after forming the second roll in step (7) into a plurality of strands and shaping them into individual curves drawing arcs along the surface of the second roll;
(9) dividing the hair of the first block into first to third strands; and
(10) forming a ridge on each of the first to third strands and connecting them to a top point (TP);
In step (1),
The area formed by the first line extending from the face line FL and the two front side points FSP to the top point TP is defined as the first block, the face line FL and the two ear back points EBP. Characterized in that the area formed by the second line leading to the Golden Back Medium Point (GBMP) is divided into a second block, and the area formed by the nape line (NL) and the second line is divided into a third block, expressing a cone shape. How to style your hair. delete The method of claim 1,
In step (5),
A hair styling method expressing a conch shape, characterized in that by repeatedly reciprocating a brush in the direction of the scalp on the first fork of hair to put backcomb and roll it. The method of claim 3,
In step (4),
The hair styling method expressing a conch shape, characterized in that the longest height of the first part is equal to or higher than the longest height of the second part by dividing the first part and the second part by a horizontal line. The method of claim 4,
In step (6),
A hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that the first strand and the last strand of the plurality of strands converge to a point on the first roll while drawing a spiral. The method of claim 5,
The thickness of the first strand and the last strand,
A hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that it corresponds to 1.2 to 1.5 times the thickness of the other strands. The method of claim 1,
In step (8),
A hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that a second roll is formed by inserting a thing inside. The method of claim 1,
In step (10),
A hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that a ridge is formed on each of the first strand to the third strand, passed in a first direction, connected to the top point (TP), and then turned over in a second direction. The method of claim 8,
In step (10),
The hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that the grains of the first strand to the third strand are individually distinguished and connected so as to converge to the same point of the top point (TP). The method of claim 9,
In step (10),
In at least a portion of the face line FL, the first strand to the third strand are connected so that the height thereof gradually increases, and the face line FL and the first strand to the third strand are connected to a specific point at a predetermined point on the face line FL. A hair styling method expressing a cone shape, characterized in that the length of the arc becomes longer from the first strand to the third strand.

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