TWI400043B - Self-hair wig - Google Patents

Description

Self-hair wig

The present invention relates to a self-hair wig that pulls the hair of the wearer's own hair placed on the underside of the wig worn on the head to the outside from the gap of the wig, and mixes with the fake hair attached to the wig. In particular, the present invention relates to a self-hair-use type wig which can be stably attached to the head of the wearer by providing an annular member and which reduces the visibility when viewed from the outside.

The self-hair-use type wig is a form in which a plurality of holes or meshes are formed on the wig base, and the hair is pulled from the hole or the mesh to be mixed with the fake hair attached to the wig base. As such a self-hair-use type wig, the overall shape of the wig as shown in Fig. 29, that is, the type of the wig base which is not provided with the contour of the area is known.

The well-known wig 200 shown in Fig. 29 is composed of a skeleton-shaped frame 210 and a dummy hair 220 attached to the frame 210. The frame 210 is composed of a plurality of ribs 211 arranged in a straight line extending in a front-rear direction of the head of the wearer in a substantially parallel manner, and a connecting rib 212 in which a plurality of ribs 211 are arranged in parallel. The central position is arranged in the lateral direction so that the ribs 211 are not scattered, and the ribs 211 are connected and fixed. In Fig. 29, in order to make the structure of the frame 210 easy to understand, only a few of the fake hairs 220 attached to the frame 210 are drawn, and most of the illustrations are omitted, but the fake hairs 220 are actually densely mounted to the frame. 210 overall.

The ribs 211 and the connecting ribs 212 are connected to each other by attachment, joining, sewing, and welding. Each of the ribs 211 and the connecting ribs 212 is formed linearly by a material (for example, a polyamide resin or a synthetic resin material such as polyester) which is not easily affected by heat of a hair dryer or the like, and has rigidity and elasticity. In addition to human hair, the fake hair (simulated hair) 220 attached to the rib 211 and the connecting rib 212 is preferably made of nylon (registered trademark), polyester, or the like, for example, an artificial hair having a diameter of about 0.05 to 0.2 mm. And attaching, sewing, or winding to the rib 211 and the connecting rib 212, and attaching a plurality of roots in a predetermined direction.

When the wig 200 described above is worn, the wig 200 is first worn and positioned on the wearer's head. As a portion placed on the head of the wearer, the front end portion of each rib 211 is selected to be placed at a position a few centimeters from the hairline to the top of the sky, and is set at this position. Next, the pull operation of the hair is performed. In this operation, the wig 200 is pressed from the head with one hand, and a brush or a comb is used, preferably along the rib 211. The wearer is bounded by the connecting rib 212. For example, when the front side is facing forward and the rear side is combing backward, the hair of the wig 200 can be pulled upward from between the ribs 211. At this time, since the ribs 211 extend parallel to each other along the combing direction, the brush or the comb does not catch the rib 211 during combing, and the self hair does not wrap around the rib 211, and can be approximately 100%. The hair itself is simply pulled out between the ribs 211.

When the hair is pulled out of the outer surface of the frame 210 as described above, the hair is gently combed with a brush or the like, and the hair and the fake hair 220 are mixed, and the desired hair style is finished, thereby completing the wig 200. Wear it. Further, regarding the method of fixing the wig 200 to the head, it is convenient to fix the well-known wig stopper to the back side of the wig in advance, and to fix the wig against the hair of the wig.

The wig 200 constructed as described above does not have a peripheral frame member for arranging the outer shape of the wig base 210, and is worn by embedding the rib 211 in its own hair, so that the wearer's own hair can be sufficiently self-wigming. The gap is pulled out, and the self hair and the fake hair 220 are well mixed with each other.

A wig having the above configuration is disclosed in Patent Document 1.

[Patent Document] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2002-115115

However, when the wig 200 shown in FIG. 29 is attached to the head of the wearer, since the front end portion of the rib 211 is not fixed, the front end portion of the rib 211 is easily floated, for example, when the wearer combs the hair, or When the wearer twists the head fiercely, the front end of the rib 211 is separated from the surface of the head and floats, and a part of the rib 211 is exposed from the hair of the wearer, or the front end of the rib 211 is moved. Deviation, but there is a flaw in the wig 200.

In the above-mentioned known wig 200, the frame 210 itself is constituted only by the linear rib 211 and the connecting rib 212, so that it is difficult to stably fix the stopper for fixing the wig 200 to the head of the wearer. Block 210. Further, although the rib 211 is disposed in the front-rear direction of the head of the wearer, there is a case where the boundary line of the hair is generated along the rib 211 in the fake hair 220 attached to the rib 211, and thus it is easy to be externally The rib 211 is recognized, and there is a flaw that causes the wig 200 to be revealed.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object thereof is to provide a stable structure by providing an annular member and attaching a rib to the annular member. A self-hair-use type wig which is attached to the head of the wearer to reduce the visibility when viewed from the outside, and which mixes the hair of the wig wearer with the fake hair of the wig to make the overall hair amount sufficient.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a self-hair-use type wig that pulls out the wearer's own hair from the opening of the wig base on which the fake hair is attached, and mixes with the fake hair, characterized in that the wig base system The invention comprises: an annular member having an opening therein; and a plurality of linear members extending from the opening and spaced apart from each other and disposed on the annular member, and each of the linear members is formed as a serration shape.

The annular member is composed of, for example, artificial skin, a side net stacked on the artificial skin, and a side net stacked on the lower side net. Preferably, a lace tape is attached to the bottom surface of the artificial skin. / or satin tape. Further, it is preferable to provide a wig-preventing prevention net so as to protrude outward from the outer periphery of the annular member.

Each of the above-described linear members is preferably formed into a flat flat portion at the both end portions, and the flat portion is preferably held by the annular member and is fixed by sewing and fixing the wire. Each of the linear members is provided with a bent portion that is bent in the lateral direction, and is provided in a zigzag shape and is provided in the linear member so that the curved portions of the adjacent linear members are close to each other and spaced apart from each other. The members may be formed with a gap that is expanded to pull the wearer's own hair.

The lower side network constituting the above-mentioned annular member can be fixed to the artificial skin through the urethane film. Preferably, the annular member and each of the linear members are curved along the shape of the head of the wearer.

According to the present invention, each linear structure is constructed by a relatively simple configuration Since both ends of the member are fixed to the annular member, for example, even if the linear member 12 is pulled by combing or the like, the end portion of the linear member does not float or the direction of the linear member changes. Therefore, as in the well-known wig 200 shown in Fig. 29, the front end side of the rib 211 which is the free end is moved or floated to be exposed to the outside, and the wig 200 is revealed.

Further, in the above-described conventional wig 200, since the rib 211 extends linearly in the front-rear direction, a linear hair is bounded along the rib 211, and as a result, the wig 200 is revealed, but according to the present invention, The linear member is curved in a zigzag shape, so that the hair boundary of the hair is less likely to occur. Thereby, the present invention can also reduce the exposure of the wig compared to the conventional wig 200. If the linear members are arranged in a zigzag shape in the wearer's own hair, the linear members are not easily covered by the wearer's own hair and the fake hair of the wig base without any gap. The exterior is identified. Further, when the linear member is bent into a zigzag shape, the length of the linear member is longer than that of the linear member, so that the degree of freedom of the hairstyle can be improved in addition to the amount of the false hair to be attached.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to Figs. 1 to 28.

1 and 2 are schematic views showing a self-hair-use type wig (hereinafter simply referred to as a wig) 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and a first view showing a wig 1 and a second view showing a wig 1; Bottom view. The wig 1 includes a wig base 10, a fake hair 20 attached to the wig base, and a wig stopper (not shown). In Fig. 1 and Fig. 2, in order to make it easy to understand The structure of the wig base is described, and only a few hairs 20 attached to the wig base 10 are depicted, and most of them are omitted, but the fake hair 20 is actually protruded over the wig base 10 as a whole and is densely mounted.

The wig base 10 is composed of the following members: an annular member 11 which forms a peripheral portion of the wig 1; an opening 11A formed inside the annular member 11; and a plurality of linear members 12 which are attached to each other The front and rear direction of the head of the person extends in the manner of the longitudinal opening 11A and is spaced apart from each other and provided to the annular member 11. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 1, and as shown in the cross-sectional view, the annular member 11 is formed in a strip shape so as to have a predetermined width between the outer peripheral edge and the inner peripheral edge, and in the illustrated example, A layered body in which a plurality of components overlap. Specifically, the annular member 11 is composed of an artificial skin 13, a side net 14 which is superposed on the artificial skin 13 and a side net 15 which is superposed on the lower side net 14. Further, although not shown in the drawings, the lower net 14 is fixed to the artificial skin 13 through the urethane film applied to the lower net 14 .

The annular member 11 is preferably formed by bending along the shape of the head of the wearer. In order to make the ring member 11 strong and the skin contact is good, a lace tape 16 is provided along the outer periphery of the artificial skin 13 and a satin tape 17 is provided along the inner periphery. Further, the net for preventing the wig from being exposed, that is, the wig-exposure preventing net 18, is disposed on the wig base 10 so as to protrude outward from the outer periphery of the annular member 11.

Both the lower net 14 and the upper net 15 are made of synthetic resin, for example, a mesh of 25 made of polyester and having a thickness of 0.3 mm. Lace tape 16 can be applied to, for example, polyester and has a width of 8 mm and a thickness of 0.45 mm. The belt 17 can be applied, for example, to a polyester having a width of 3 mm and a thickness of 0.30 mm.

The linear member 12 is formed with a plurality of curved portions 12A, and the extending direction of the portions connecting the curved portions 12A is alternately switched to the left front or the right front according to each bending point, so as to be along the head surface as a whole. It is mounted in the annular member 11 in a zigzag manner in the lateral direction. Further, the adjacent linear members 12 are in the illustrated example, in the opening 11A of the annular member 11 from the front head to the rear head, and are arranged such that the mutual bending portions 12A, 12A are alternately spaced and separated. open. Thereby, a large, for example, diamond-shaped or diamond-like void 11B is formed between the adjacent linear members 12 to facilitate easy pulling of the wearer's own hair. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the linear member 12 is formed in a substantially convex shape so as to be curved along the front-rear direction of the head of the wearer. The interval between the adjacent linear members 12 is not particularly limited, and may be, for example, a width of about 1 cm to 4 cm or a narrow width of 1 cm or less, and may be arbitrarily set in consideration of the wearer's thin hair state or hairstyle. .

The wire member 12 is a material which is not easily affected by the heat of a hair dryer or the like, and is preferably a synthetic resin material such as polyamide-based synthetic fiber or polyester, and metal, hard paper, hard rubber, wood, or glass fiber can also be used. A material having elasticity and rigidity such as graphite fiber, which is formed by a core sheath structure composed of, for example, polyester and nylon (registered trademark) having a diameter of about 0.1 to 3.0 mm, can obtain a line of rigidity and elasticity. Shaped member. The core-sheath structure refers to a structure composed of a core portion and a sheath portion covering the core portion, for example, the core portion is made of polyester, and the sheath portion is made of nylon (registered trademark).

As shown in Fig. 3, the linear member 12 is provided such that its front end is disposed at a position slightly inward from the outer edge of the annular member 11, and the ends are held by the lower side net 14 and the upper side net 15 and the wig are exposed. The wire 18 is prevented from being sewn and fixed to the ring member 11 by a wire member (not shown). Here, Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of Fig. 3, and as shown in Fig. 4, a portion of the linear member 12 close to the outer edge of the annular member 11 from the front end to, for example, about 5 mm is formed as It is flat and is held by the upper net 15 and the wig-preventing prevention net 18. Further, a portion other than the flat plate portion 12B at the end of the linear member 12 is formed in a circular shape in cross section.

The dummy hair 20 is attached to the annular member 11 and the linear member 12 constituting the wig base 10. The fake hair 20 may be an artificial hair made of nylon (registered trademark), polyester, or the like, for example, having a diameter of 0.05 to 0.2 mm, but joined, sewn or wound and then followed by a wig. The substrate 10 is mounted with the plurality of roots protruding toward the upper side.

In order to fix the wig 1 to the head of the wearer at a desired portion of the bottom surface of the annular member 11 constituting the wig base 10, a well-known wig stopper is provided.

The wig 1 according to the present invention is constructed as described above, and a method of manufacturing the same will be described next. Specifically, the wig base 10 of the wig 1 of the present invention is manufactured in accordance with the process shown in FIG. First, a method of manufacturing the wig base 10 will be described.

According to the process shown in Fig. 5, first, step S1 is prepared to take a plaster mold which is shaped on the wearer's head or which mimics a typical head shape. Step S2 prepares two nets and applies a mold of the head shape to the nets. That is, the flat mesh member is processed into a convex shape by hot working, ultrasonic processing, or the like. In step S3, a linear wire is prepared, and a pattern of a waveform (i.e., zigzag) is applied to the wire. Furthermore, step S4 produces artificial skin along the shape of the head.

Thereafter, in step S5, the artificial skin produced in step S4 is integrated with the web produced in step S2 to produce a first intermediate. Next, in step S6, the wig-exposure preventing net 18 is attached to the first intermediate produced in the step S5 to produce a second intermediate. Step S7 is to cut unnecessary artificial skin and mark the mounting position of the wire to make a third intermediate. Further, in step S8, processing for attaching the tip end portion of the wire member having a shape such as a waveform in step S3 is performed. That is, both ends of the circular wire are crushed and processed into a planar shape. This process can also be carried out in the above step 3. In step S9, the wire is temporarily fixed to the third intermediate to prepare a fourth intermediate.

Next, in step S10, the other web produced in step S2 is integrated with the fourth intermediate to produce a fifth intermediate. In step S11, the lace tape 16 and the satin tape 17 are attached to the fifth intermediate to prepare a sixth intermediate. Finally, step S12 is to remove the unnecessary portion from the sixth intermediate, thereby completing the wig base 10.

Each of the aforementioned steps S1 to S12 will be described in detail below.

Step S1 (preparation of plaster):

Prepare a plaster mold that is molded into a head shape. The line required to make the wig base 10 is then marked on the surface of the plaster. Fig. 6 is a plan view of the plaster mold 50. As shown in Fig. 6, the surface of the plaster is marked with the outer circumference 51 and the inner circumference 52 outside the range in which the annular member 11 is partitioned, and the arrangement position of the linear member 12 is displayed. The line 53 and the line 54 for displaying the mounting position of the wig revealing prevention net 18 are shown.

Step S2 (formation of the head shape of the net): First, after the plaster mold 50 prepared in the step S1 is coated with the polypropylene film, the polypropylene film is coated and fixed with nylon (registered trademark) stockings. Thereafter, two nets made of synthetic resin were superposed on the polypropylene film and opened, and fixed to the plaster mold 50 by a fixing needle. Among the two nets, the net in the lower direction is formed as the lower net 14 and the net in the upper direction is formed as the upper net 15 by the process described later. Here, in the case of a mesh composed of each synthetic resin, it is preferable to use a mesh of 25 mesh and a thickness of 0.3 mm.

Then, a solution of a thermosetting urethane resin mixed with an organic solvent (methyl ethyl lcetone (also referred to as "butanone") is applied to a plaster mold 50 provided with two nets. Thereafter, it was dried at a temperature of 100 ° C for 8 hours, whereby a mold having a head shape was attached to each net, and for example, a main component containing a denatured polyisocyanate solution as a main component and a polyether polyol mixture as a main component were used. The hardener is used as a thermosetting urethane resin solution, and the ratio of the main component is 6.5 g, the hardener is 3.5 g, and the methyl ethyl ketone is 80.0 g. Then, after the plaster mold 50 is cooled, The net is removed from the plaster mold 50. One of the two nets to which the head shape is applied is referred to as the first net 140 and the other as the second net 150.

Step S3 (Preparation of a linear member (formation of a corrugated shape)): First, a straight line made of a synthetic resin material such as nylon (registered trademark) or the like, or a synthetic resin material such as polyester, having a diameter of about 0.1 to 3.0 mm The first wire is thermoformed and formed into a zigzag shape. At this time, it is convenient to use the forming plate as shown in Fig. 7. Fig. 7(A) is a plan view of the forming plate 60, and Fig. 7(B) is a cross-sectional view of the forming plate 60. As shown in the figures, the forming plate 60 is composed of, for example, a wooden elongated base 61 and a plurality of wooden cylindrical members 62 which are erected from the surface of the base 61 and which are provided in the longitudinal direction of the base. The cylindrical members 62 adjacent to each other are alternately displaced in the left-right direction with respect to the longitudinal direction of the base so that the axes of the cylinders do not overlap. Each of the cylindrical members 62 is fixed to the base 61 with a nail 63. The diameter of the cylindrical member 62 is appropriately selected in the range of, for example, 0.9 to 1.7 cm, and the amount of displacement of the adjacent cylindrical members 62 to the right and left may be appropriately selected. By changing the diameter and the offset of the cylindrical member, the curvature curved in a zigzag shape can be appropriately set.

The first wire is placed on the forming plate 60 configured as described above. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 8, the first wire member 121 is passed between the adjacent cylindrical members 62 and 62, and both end portions of the first wire member 121 are wound and fixed to the base member 61. The nails 64, 64 are erected on the end surface. The forming plate 60 around which the first wire member 121 is wound is thermoformed by, for example, heating at 150 ° C for 5 hours, thereby imparting the shape of the curved portion 12A. The second wire 122 having a wave shape as a whole is produced as described above.

In the process of the above step S2, a plurality of second wires 122 are produced.

Next, each of the second wires 122 formed into a wave shape is placed on the arrangement line 53 marked on the surface of the plaster mold 50 shown in Fig. 6, and the plaster mold 50 is in close contact with the second wire member 122 as shown in Fig. 9. It is shown that the bent portion 12A of the second wire 122 is pressed and fixed to the plaster surface by the pushpin 66. In addition, a portion of the second wire 122 that protrudes outward from the outer circumference 51 of the surface of the plaster mold 50 is fixed to the plaster mold 50 by the fixing needle 67A. As described above, in the state in which the second wire member 122 is in close contact with the surface of the plaster mold 50, the plaster mold 50 is heated at, for example, 150 ° C for 5 hours, and the second wire member 122 is given the shape of the plaster mold 50, that is, the wig is worn. The shape of the head of the person is used to create the third wire 123 (see Fig. 17). Thereafter, after the plaster mold 50 is cooled to a normal temperature, a mark is placed on a portion where the outer peripheral line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52 intersect with the third wire member 123, and the push pin 66 and the fixing needle 67A are removed from the plaster mold 50, and each of them is removed. The third wire 123 is detached from the plaster mold, and the adhered gypsum powder is washed away with water.

By this process, the third wire member 123 which is formed in a zigzag shape and a shape of the head of the wearer can be produced.

Step S4 (production of artificial skin): First, a polypropylene film is coated on the plaster mold 50 and fixed, and a thermoplastic elastomer solution to which a delustering agent is added is applied from the plaster mold 50 to form a coating film, which is 60. The temperature at °C was dried for 2 hours, and as shown in Fig. 10, the first artificial skin 131 having a head shape was produced. For example, a solution in which inorganic particles are added by dissolving a thermoplastic elastomer by an organic solvent is used as a thermoplastic elastomer solution to which a delustering agent is added. Specifically, the urethane elastomer is dissolved by mixing an organic solvent in which dimethylformamide and methyl ethyl ketone are mixed at a ratio of 8:2, and a particle diameter of 10 is added to the above. A solution of 5 to 25% of powdered cerium oxide below μm.

Step S5 (integration of artificial skin and net): As shown in Fig. 11, the first artificial skin 131 produced in step S4 is covered with the first net 140 of the head shape formed in step S2, and is fixed for use. The needle 67B fixes the first artificial skin 131 and the first mesh 140 to the plaster mold 50. Then, the outer circumference line 51 and the inner circumference line 52 of the range of the section annular member 11 marked on the surface of the plaster mold 50 are marked, and the portion of the first web 140 in the area between the outer circumference line 51 and the inner circumference line 52 is coated. Thermoplastic elastomer solution. For the thermoplastic elastomer solution, for example, a solution in which a thermoplastic elastomer is dissolved in an organic solvent is used. Specifically, it is preferred to dissolve the urethane elastomer by using an organic solvent in which dimethylformamide and methyl ethyl ketone are mixed at a ratio of 8:2.

The thermoplastic elastomer solution was applied in a ring shape in a portion of the first web 140 in the region between the outer peripheral line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52, and then dried at a temperature of 60 ° C for 30 minutes. Thereafter, a portion of the first web 140 in the region between the outer peripheral line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52 is further coated with a thermoplastic elastomer solution to which a matting agent is added. The thermoplastic elastomer solution to which the matting agent is added is the same as the solution in the step S4. Thereafter, the film is dried at a temperature of 60 ° C for 2 hours, whereby the first artificial skin 131 and the first web 140 are integrated in a region between the outer peripheral line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52. Here, the one made by integration is called the first intermediate.

Step S6 (Installation of the wig revealing prevention network):

As shown in Fig. 12, the line 54 of the mark indicating the attachment position of the prevention net 18 is displayed along the wig of the plaster mold 50, and the first intermediate, i.e., the step S5 and the first artificial skin 131. On the integrated first network 140, the wig reveals the prevention net 18 and uses ultrasonic generation The apparatus causes the wig to be exposed to prevent the ultrasonic wave 18 from being ultrasonically dissolved on the first net 140 to be temporarily fixed. Further, the display of the first intermediate is omitted in Fig. 12. In the wig-preventing prevention net 18, a polyester-made 14-mesh belt is used. As shown in Fig. 13, the wig-exposure prevention net 18 is superposed on the first net 140 to be temporarily fixed. The outer circumference 51 of the range of the segmented annular member 11 protrudes by about 2 mm. Thereafter, the wig-exposure preventing net 18 temporarily fixed to the first net 140 is applied to the wig-preventing prevention net from the outer peripheral line 51 with the thermoplastic elastomer solution to which the same light-removing agent as the user in the step S4 is added. The range of the line 54 of the mounting position of 18 is dried at a temperature of 60 ° C for 1 hour, whereby the wig-preventing prevention net 18 is fixed to the first net 140. Here, the wig-preventing prevention net 18 is fixed to the first net 140 as a second intermediate.

Step S7 (resection of artificial skin and marking of the installation position of the linear member):

After the installation of the wig-exposure prevention net 18 is completed in step S6, the plaster mold 50 is cooled to a normal temperature, along the outer circumference 51 and the inner circumference 52 outside the range of the annular member 11 marked on the surface of the section plaster mold 50. Covering tapes 71, 72 as shown in Fig. 14 are attached to the first net 140. Further, in Fig. 14, the display of the first artificial skin 131 and the first mesh 140 is omitted. The second intermediate body in which the first artificial skin 131 and the first net 140 are integrated with the wig-preventing prevention net 18 is detached from the plaster mold 50, and the second intermediate material is turned over, and is not integrated with the first net 140. Partial resection of the first artificial skin 131. Specifically, in Fig. 15, in the first artificial skin 131, the portion indicated by the one-point chain line inside the inner circumference line 52 is cut away.

Next, the first artificial skin 131 and the first net 140 and the wig-exposure preventing net 18 are turned back to the front surface, and are placed on the plaster mold 50, and fixed to the plaster mold by a fixing needle. Then, the arrangement line 53 of the linear member 12 marked on the surface of the plaster mold 50 is used as a mark. As shown in Fig. 16, the cover tapes 71, 72 mark the fixed positions 71A, 72A of the linear member 12. Further, in Fig. 16, the display of the first artificial skin 131 and the first mesh 140 is omitted. Here, in the process, the second intermediate is subjected to processing, and the latter is referred to as a third intermediate.

Step S8 (Processing of the front end portion of the linear member): First, as shown in Fig. 17, the third wire member 123 produced in the step S3 is aligned with the marks 71A, 72A marked in the masking tapes 71, 72 in the step S7. The arrangement line 53 of the linear member 12 marked on the surface of the plaster mold 50 is disposed on the first net 140. In Fig. 17, the display of the first artificial skin 131 and the third intermediate, i.e., the third intermediate, is omitted. Next, as shown in Fig. 18, the position 52A of the intersection of the third wire member 123 with respect to the inner peripheral wire 52 and the intersection of the third wire member 123 with the boundary line 55 of the wig-preventing prevention net 18 and the first net 140 are shown. The position 55A and the position 51A of the third wire 123 with respect to the intersection of the outer peripheral line 51 are marked with a mark. Then, the third wire member 123 is moved to another location, and the intersection portion of the third wire member 123 with respect to the outer peripheral wire 51 is crushed by the ultrasonic generating device to form the planar flat plate portion 12B to form the fourth wire member 124. . Thereafter, as shown in Fig. 19, the fourth wire member 124 is again placed on the plaster mold 50 so as to be positioned opposite to the arrangement line 53, as shown in Fig. 20, and is extended to the inner side by about 1 mm from the outer peripheral line 51. As the boundary, the fourth wire 124 is cut. The same processing is applied to the other end of the fourth wire 124. As described above, the linear member 12 is produced. Further, as shown in Fig. 21, the corner of the end portion of the flat plate portion 12B of the linear member 12 may be cut off to form a curved surface.

Step S9 (temporary fixing of the linear member and the net):

The linear member 12 finished in step S8 is placed on the arrangement line 53 of the linear members 12 marked on the surface of the plaster mold 50 in the step S7, which are marked on the masking tapes 71 and 72, and arranged on the line Above the first net 140, as shown in Fig. 22, the linear member 12 is fixed to the first net 140 by the covering tape 75 so that the position of the linear member 12 does not shift. Thereafter, the members are detached from the plaster mold 50, and the linear members 12 close to the portions of the first net 140 which are respectively outside the range of the circumferential line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52 corresponding to the range of the partitioned annular member 11 are partially The wire is tied and the linear member 12 is temporarily fixed to the first net 140. As shown in Fig. 23, the portion α of the linear member 12 close to the outer peripheral line 51 and the portion β of the linear member 12 close to the inner peripheral line 52 are fixed to the first net 140. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 24, the wire 80 is pulled out around the end portion before entering the linear member 12 of about 3 mm from the outer peripheral line 51, and the wire 80 is wound about 2 or 3 times. Inserted into the first net 140, the linear member 12 is partially fixed to the first net 140. The portion β of the linear member 12 is similarly fixed by a wire. Further, in the 23rd and 24th drawings, the display of the first net 140 is omitted. The fourth intermediate is temporarily fixed to the third intermediate member in the process.

Step S10 (integration of the linear member and the annular member):

The fourth intermediate produced in the step S9 is placed on the plaster mold 50 and fixed by a fixing needle. Further, the second net 150 formed in the step S2 is covered on the first net 140, and is fixed to the plaster mold 50 by a fixing needle. In a state in which the two first nets and the second nets 140 and 150 are overlapped, the two nets are partially integrated using an ultrasonic device at a position outside the outer circumference 51 of the surface of the plaster mold 50. The second net 150 is temporarily fixed to the first net 140 that has been integrated with the first artificial skin 131. Next, as shown in Fig. 25, masking tapes 73 and 74 having a width of 3 mm are attached along the outer peripheral line 51 and the inner peripheral line 52. Further, the cover tape 73 attached along the outer peripheral line 51 is disposed so as to be overlapped on the inner side of the outer peripheral line 51 by about half. The masking tape 74 attached along the inner peripheral line 52 is disposed such that its half is left and right overlapped on the outer side of the inner peripheral line 52. Then, the first artificial skin 131 and the first net 140 and the second net 150 are laminated and removed from the plaster mold 50. In Fig. 25, the masking tapes 73 and 74 shown by the symbols 73A and 74A are placed. Boundary line, sewing. Further, as the sewing thread, for example, a nylon (registered trademark) thread can be used. In Fig. 25, the display of the first net 140 and the second net 150 is omitted.

The second net 150, the linear member 12, and the first net 140 integrated with the first artificial skin 131 are integrated by the sewing machine as described above. The laminated body as described above is inverted as shown in Fig. 26, and the remaining portion 131A of the first artificial skin 131 which is not fixed to the first net 140 is cut. Specifically, the remaining portion 131A of the first artificial skin 131 located on the outer side is cut off from the sewing thread sewn along the outer peripheral line 51. Here, in this process, the fourth intermediate 150 is integrated with the fourth intermediate, and the remaining portion 131A of the first artificial skin 131 is further removed. Here, the remaining portion 131A is cut out from the first artificial skin 131 as described above, and the artificial skin 13 in the wig base 10 shown in Fig. 3 is formed.

Step S11 (Installation of Lace Tape and Satin Tape): The fifth intermediate table produced in the step S10 is turned over, and the lace tape 16 and the satin tape 17 are attached to the back surface of the artificial skin 13 in order to make the skin contact good. As a member for reinforcing the laminate. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 27, the lace tape 16 is placed on the artificial skin 13 along the outer periphery of the artificial skin 13, and both sides are sewn by a sewing machine, and attached to the fifth intermediate. As the lace tape 16, for example, a polyester material having a width of 8 mm and a thickness of 0.45 mm is used.

Further, the satin tape 17 is placed on the artificial skin 13 along the inner periphery of the artificial skin 13, and the both sides are attached to the fifth intermediate by a sewing mechanism. The satin tape 17 is made of, for example, polyester and has a width of 3 mm and a thickness of 0.30 mm. Further, for the sewn thread, for example, a synthetic resin yarn can be used. Since the lace tape 16 and the satin tape 17 are likely to cause an opening at the end, it is preferable to apply the wire opening prevention treatment to the end portion by soldering in advance, for example, before mounting. In this process, the fifth intermediate is attached to the fifth intermediate with the lace tape 16 and the satin tape 17.

Step S12 (not partially cut): Next, the remaining portion of the sixth intermediate produced up to the step S11 is cut off. Specifically, as shown in Fig. 28, the portions of the first net 140 and the second net 150 that are not overlapped with the artificial skin 13, that is, the portions A, B, and C are cut off. The remaining portions are cut away from the first net 140 and the second net 150, and the lower side net 14 and the upper side net 15 of the wig base 10 shown in Fig. 3 are formed. As described above, when the unnecessary portion is removed in this step, the wig base 10 shown in Figs. 1 to 3 is completed.

The fake hair 20 is implanted in the wig base 10 constructed as described above. Further, a well-known wig stopper is attached to a desired position of the bottom surface of the annular member 11 of the wig base 10, whereby the wig 1 of the present invention is completed.

Next, a method of using the wig 1 of the present invention manufactured in the above manner will be described.

When the wig 1 is attached, the wearer's own hair is held by a wig stopper provided on the back of the wig base 10 to set the wig 1 at a desired position on the wearer's head. Then, carry out the pulling operation of the hair. At this time, it is preferable to use a brush or a comb while pressing the wig 1 from the head with one hand, and it is preferable to perform carding in the longitudinal direction of the linear member 12. Thereby, the hair that is pressed into the linear member 12 can be pulled upward from between the linear members 12 in the opening 11A of the annular member 11. At this time, since the respective linear members 12 and 12 extend in parallel with each other substantially along the combing direction, the brush or the comb does not catch the linear member 12 during the carding, and the self hair does not wrap around the linear member 12, It is possible to pull approximately 100% of its own hair from between the linear members 12, 12.

Then, when the hair is pulled out to the outer surface of the wig 1, the hair is gently combed with a brush or the like, and the hair is mixed with the fake hair 20, and the hair is finished as a desired hairstyle. Wig 1 wear.

Since the wig 1 of the present invention fixes the end portions of the respective linear members 12 and 12 to the annular member 11 as described above, even if the linear member 12 is pulled by combing or the like, the linear member 12 does not float, Or the direction in which the linear member 12 is shaken and changed. On the other hand, in the conventional wig 200 shown in FIG. 29, since the rib 211 can be easily moved, the rib 211 is exposed to the outside due to combing or careless operation, etc., but the present invention is disclosed. Since the wig 1 is restricted in the moving line of the linear member 12, the change in the direction due to the floating or swaying of the linear member 12 does not occur.

Further, regarding the conventional wig 200 shown in Fig. 29, the rib 211 extends linearly in the front-rear direction, thereby generating a hair dividing line, and the presence of the rib is revealed, but the wig 1 of the present invention is a linear member. The 12 is bent into a zigzag shape and extends in the front-rear direction, so that the hair boundary line of the hair is not easily generated. Thus, the wig 1 of the present invention can reduce the exposure of the wig compared to the conventional wig 200. Further, the linear member 12 is provided in a zigzag shape in the wearer's own hair, whereby the wearer's own hair and the fake hair 20 of the wig base 10 are covered without any gap, so that it is not easy to self- The exterior is identified.

Since the wig 1 of the present invention is bent in a zigzag shape, the amount of the dummy hair 20 to be attached can be increased as compared with the rib 211 of the conventional wig 200 extending in a straight line. Therefore, the amount of hair of the wig 1 can be increased. Further, since the non-uniform and large gaps 11B are formed between the adjacent linear members 12 and 12 disposed in the annular member 11, the self-hair can be easily pulled out, and the operation is simple.

By attaching the lace tape 16 and the satin tape 17 to the wig 1 of the present invention, it is possible to prevent the opening or disconnection of the sewn thread used for integration by the sewing machine. In addition, it is possible to hide the damaged portion by sewing the thread and make the skin touch well.

The embodiments are described above, but the present invention can be implemented in various forms without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, in the wig 1 shown in Fig. 1, although four linear members 12 are provided, the number of the linear members 12 is of course not limited to those illustrated in the drawings. The number of the curved portions 12A of the linear member 12 and the degree of bending are also not limited to the illustrated examples. Moreover, the lace tape 16, the satin tape 17, and the wig-exposure preventing net 18 are required as needed, and are not essential elements. Further, the arrangement direction of the linear members 12 may be such that the adjacent linear members 12 and 12 do not cross each other, and are not limited to the front and rear directions.

1. . . Self-hair wig

10. . . Wig base

11. . . Ring member

11A. . . Opening

11B. . . Void

12. . . Linear member

12A. . . Bending

12B. . . Flat section

13. . . Artificial skin

14. . . Lower side net

15. . . Upper side net

16. . . Lace tape

17. . . Satin tape

18. . . Wig revealing prevention net

20,220. . . Fake hair

50. . . Plaster mold

51. . . Peripheral line

51A, 55A. . . Location of the intersection

52. . . Inner circumference

53. . . Configuration line

54,80. . . Silk thread

60. . . Forming plate

61. . . Base

62. . . Cylindrical member

63. . . nail

66. . . Thumbtack

67A, 67B. . . Fixing needle

71,72,73,74,75. . . Cover tape

71A, 72A. . . Fixed position (mark)

121. . . 1st wire

122. . . 2nd wire

123. . . 3rd wire

124. . . 4th wire

131. . . First artificial skin

131A. . . The remaining part

140. . . 1st network

150. . . 2nd network

200. . . Conventional wig

210. . . frame

211. . . rib

212. . . Connection fixing rib

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing a self-hair-use type wig according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a bottom view of a self-hair-use type wig according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A of Fig. 1.

Fig. 4 is a sectional view taken along line B-B of Fig. 3.

Fig. 5 is a process diagram showing a wig base of the self-hair active type wig of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a plan view showing a plaster mold used for the manufacture of the wig base of the embodiment.

Fig. 7 is a view showing a forming plate for producing the linear member of the embodiment, (A) is a plan view, and (B) is a cross-sectional view.

Fig. 8 is a view showing a state in which the first wire is attached to the forming plate of Fig. 7.

Fig. 9 is a view showing a state in which the second wire is fixed to the plaster mold of Fig. 6.

Fig. 10 is a view showing a state in which the plaster mold of Fig. 6 is placed with the first artificial skin.

Fig. 11 is a view showing a state in which the plaster mold of Fig. 10 is covered with the first net.

Fig. 12 is a view for explaining a process of installing a wig-exposure prevention net in the first intermediate.

Fig. 13 is a view for explaining a process of installing a wig-exposure preventing net in the first intermediate.

Fig. 14 is a view showing a state in which a masking tape is attached to the second intermediate.

Fig. 15 is a view showing a portion of the first artificial skin excised from the second intermediate.

Fig. 16 is a view showing a state in which the covering tape marks the fixed position of the linear member.

Fig. 17 is a view showing a state in which a third wire is placed on the third intermediate.

Fig. 18 is a view for explaining a process of producing the linear member of the embodiment using the third wire.

Fig. 19 is a view for explaining the process of producing the linear member of the embodiment using the fourth wire.

Fig. 20 is a view for explaining a process of producing the linear member of the embodiment using the fourth wire.

Fig. 21 is a view for explaining a state in which the end portion of the flat plate portion of the linear member is processed.

Fig. 22 is a view for explaining a process of temporarily fixing the linear member and the net.

Fig. 23 is a view for explaining a process of temporarily fixing the linear member and the net.

Fig. 24 is a view for explaining a process of temporarily fixing the linear member and the net.

Fig. 25 is a view for explaining the process of integration of the fourth intermediate and the second net.

Figure 26 is a view for explaining the process of cutting the remaining portion of the first artificial skin.

Figure 27 is a view for explaining the process of mounting the lace tape and the satin tape on the fifth intermediate.

Figure 28 is a diagram for explaining the process of cutting the remaining portion from the sixth intermediate.

Figure 29 is a plan view showing a conventional wig.

1. . . Self-hair wig

10. . . Wig base

11. . . Ring member

11A. . . Opening

11B. . . Void

12. . . Linear member

12A. . . Bending

12B. . . Flat section

16. . . Lace tape

17. . . Satin tape

18. . . Wig revealing prevention net

20. . . Fake hair

Claims (9)

A self-hair-use type wig which pulls out the wearer's own hair from the opening of the wig base with the fake hair and mixes with the fake hair, characterized in that the wig base is composed of the following members An annular member having an opening therein; and a plurality of linear members extending from the opening and spaced apart from each other and disposed on the annular member, the annular member being artificial skin, The lower side net is stacked on the artificial skin, and the side net is stacked on the lower side net. A self-hair-use type wig according to the first aspect of the patent application, wherein a lace tape and/or a satin tape are attached to the bottom surface of the artificial skin. The self-hair-use type wig according to the first or second aspect of the invention, wherein the wig-exposure prevention net is disposed on the wig base so as to protrude outward from the outer periphery of the annular member. The self-hair-use type wig according to claim 1, wherein both end portions of each of the linear members are formed into a flat flat portion that is held by the annular member and sewn with a wire material. Then fix it. The self-hair-use type wig according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the lower side net is fixed to the artificial skin through a urethane film. The self-hair active type wig according to claim 1, the second item, the fourth item or the fifth item, wherein the annular member and each of the linear members are formed into a curved shape which is bulged into a shape of a head. . For example, in the scope of patent application, item 1, item 2, item 4 or item 5 The self-hair-use type wig, wherein each of the linear members is provided with a bent portion that is bent in the lateral direction. The self-hair-use type wig according to claim 7, wherein the curved portions adjacent to each other of the linear members are arranged in a zigzag manner in a manner of being close to and spaced apart from each other, and are provided in the annular member. Each of the linear members is formed with a gap that is widened to pull out the wearer's own hair. A self-hair-use type wig according to the first, second, fourth or fifth aspect of the patent application, wherein each of the linear members is curved in a zigzag shape.