TWI660695B - Comb for hair highlights - Google Patents

Abstract

A highlighting comb structure includes a comb back, a plurality of first comb teeth provided on the comb back, and two second comb teeth adjacent to each other and disposed on the comb back and located between the plurality of first comb teeth. The contours of the first comb tooth and the comb back constitute a first groove, respectively, and the contours of the second comb tooth, the first comb tooth, and the comb back constitute a second groove, respectively. The amount of tresses held in a groove. The back of the comb also has a plurality of stops protruding from the connection between the back of the comb and the second comb teeth. The hair trough of the second groove is pushed up by the stop and layered with other hair tresses.

Description

Highlighting comb

The invention relates to a dyeing comb structure, in particular to a dyeing comb capable of evenly splitting beams during dyeing.

Appropriate hairstyle and hair color can not only modify the makeup, increase the sense of layering in the overall shape, but also make others feel the radiance and energy that have become the focus of attention. In addition, some people also choose to highlight the layering of the shape.

When highlighting hair, the designer usually catches the hair volume based on the feeling, and performs batch dyeing or other hair design in batches. Therefore, each hair volume is different. In addition, there is no established quantification method in the process of passing on the designer's experience. In view of this, the inventors have assembled many years of practical experience in related fields to design comb structures that are conducive to highlighting.

The invention provides a highlighting comb, which can split the hair into two types of hair bundles, which is beneficial to the subsequent hairstyle highlighting design.

Based on the above purpose, a highlighting comb is provided. The highlighting comb includes a comb back and a plurality of first comb teeth arranged side by side on the comb back. The adjacent first comb teeth and the outline of the comb back constitute a first groove, respectively. The method includes a plurality of second comb teeth, which are respectively disposed on the back of the comb and are located between two adjacent ones of the first comb teeth. The outlines of the second comb teeth, the first comb teeth, and the comb back constitute a second, respectively. The grooves and a plurality of stops are convexly arranged at the connection between the comb back and the second comb teeth, and the projection of the stops in the extending direction of the second comb teeth covers the second groove and does not cover the first groove. The amount of hair bundles received by each of the second grooves is greater than the amount of hair bundles received by each of the first grooves.

Because the comb is provided with grooves for accommodating two different amounts of hair tress, and the design of the hair grooves of the second groove is adapted to the amount of dyeing in each batch, the demand for quantitative dyeing is achieved. In addition, when forming the second groove, a stopper is convexly arranged on the second comb tooth, and the hair volume that has been split by the second groove is pressed against, so that the designer can pick it up.

In addition, the hair volume of the groove can be set according to the following definition. The comb back, the first comb teeth, and the second comb teeth are co-located on a virtual plane. The projection area of each second groove on the virtual plane is larger than that of each. The projection area of the first groove on the virtual plane.

In addition, on the premise of facilitating beam splitting, the stopper may have an inclined surface, and the inclined surface may or may not cover the second comb tooth. Alternatively, the second comb tooth has a predetermined width between two adjacent first comb tooth seats, and the width of the stopper in the extending direction of the comb back is smaller than the predetermined width.

On the other hand, the closed end of the first groove and the closed end of the second groove can be on the same plane under the premise of facilitating comparison of the amount of hair. Moreover, the length of the first comb teeth is greater than the length of the second comb teeth. .

In the present invention, in order to obtain the hair bundle to be dyed from the entire row of hairs in the comb groove, the width of the combined end of the second comb tooth and the comb back in the extending direction of the comb back is between 0.5 cm and 2 cm.

In order to clearly explain the specific implementation, structure, and effects of the present invention, the illustrations with the illustrations are as follows:

Please refer to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3. In the figure, a highlighting comb includes a comb back 10 and a plurality of elongated first comb teeth 20 extending in a direction away from the comb back 10 and arranged side by side on the comb back 10 and a plurality of The stubby second comb teeth 30 are disposed on the comb back 10 and are parallel to the direction away from the comb back 10 and located between two adjacent first comb teeth 20, wherein two adjacent first comb teeth 20 The contour of the comb back 10 constitutes the first groove 21, and the contours of the adjacent second comb teeth 30, the first comb teeth 20 and the comb back 10 constitute the second groove 31. At the same time, the comb back 10, the first comb teeth 20 and the second comb teeth 30 are located on the same virtual plane, and the projection area of the second groove 31 on the virtual plane is larger than the projection area of the first groove 21 on the virtual plane. In other words, the amount of hair bundles accommodated in the second groove 31 is larger than that of the first groove 21.

By setting grooves for accommodating two different amounts of hair bundles on the comb, and simultaneously making the amount of hair bundles of the second grooves 31 consistent with the quantity of hair dyed in each batch, the need for quantitative dyeing is achieved. In detail, the width W of the end of the combination of the second comb tooth 30 and the comb back 10 in the extending direction of the comb back 10 is between 0.5 cm and 2 cm. In this way, the hair volume split by the second comb tooth 30 is more suitable for modeling.

On the other hand, a plurality of stoppers 40 are protrudingly arranged on the comb back 10 at the combination of the second comb teeth 30 and the comb back 10, and the second comb teeth 30 are just below the stopper 40. Further, the second comb teeth are related to it There is a width W2 between two adjacent first comb tooth seats, and the width W1 of the stopper 40 in the extending direction of the comb back is smaller than a predetermined width. When the hair bundle is dispersedly accommodated in the second grooves 31, the stopper 40 will abut against the hair that has not been dispersed by the second comb teeth 30, so that the hair naturally has a layered effect.

In this embodiment, the stopper 40 has an inclined surface 41, which is triangular and tapered away from the comb back 10, and finally extends to the tip of the tooth covering the second comb tooth 30, so that the second comb tooth 30 is dispersed. Hair can be topped. The stopper 40 has a top surface 42 of the vertical comb back 10, which is the surface connecting the top end of the slanted surface 41 of the stopper 40 with the comb back 10, and creates a gap between the hair and the comb back 10. Comb back the hair of 10.

In addition, the closed end of the first groove 21 and the closed end of the second groove 31 are co-located on a virtual plane. When a row of hairs is flat in a plurality of continuous grooves, each hair bundle can be on the same plane. It was observed to help compare the amount of hair.

In this embodiment, a second comb tooth 30 is disposed between two first comb teeth 20, and the length of the first comb tooth 20 is greater than the length of the second comb tooth 30, as shown in FIG. The second groove 31 is M-shaped. In this way, a large amount of hair is first located in the opening of the second groove 31, and then guided by the first comb teeth 20 and the second comb teeth 30 to enter the two second grooves 31 evenly, and is divided into two bundles on average. .

A further embodiment provided by the present invention is shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5. The main structure is substantially the same as the previous embodiment, except that the stopper 40 has an inclined surface 41, and the bottom end of the inclined surface 41 extends outward from the comb back 10 without The second comb teeth 30 are covered, and the top end of the inclined surface 41 faces the comb back 10 in a vertical direction away from the comb back 10, so that the hair bundle of the second groove 31 is pressed against the inclined surface 41 for subsequent processing.

Please refer to FIG. 5. When using the dyeing comb of the present invention, the designer can comb the hair from top to bottom to define multiple hair bundles. As shown in FIG. 5, large hair bundles 100 and 101 can be concentrated on The second groove 31 is located above the small hair bundle 102 of the first groove 21, and then these clips are fixed with a clip or a hair ring to perform subsequent highlighting, twisting braids, and curly hair design action.

In addition, in other embodiments, in consideration of dividing the hair into predetermined hair bundles or hair volume, two adjacent second comb teeth may be provided in the two first comb teeth to form three larger comb teeth. Groove, or change the outer contour of the second comb teeth, so that the second grooves 31 on the two adjacent sides of the second comb teeth have different hair bundle capacities, or design multiple comb teeth according to this to form two or more hair bundles Volume grooves for hair truncation.

10‧‧‧ comb back

20‧‧‧ the first comb

21‧‧‧first groove

30‧‧‧second comb

31‧‧‧Second groove

40‧‧‧stop

41‧‧‧ bevel

42‧‧‧Top

W1, W2‧‧‧Width

100, 101, 102‧‧‧ Hair Tress

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a dyeing comb.

Figure 2 is a front view of the highlighter comb.

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of section A. FIG.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of another embodiment of a dyeing comb.

Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the use of a highlighter comb.

Claims (6)

A dyeing comb includes a comb back and a plurality of first comb teeth arranged side by side on the comb back, and the contours of the adjacent first comb teeth and the comb back form a first groove, respectively, which are characterized by: Two second comb teeth are respectively disposed on the comb back and between two adjacent ones of the first comb teeth, and the outlines of the second comb teeth, the first comb teeth and the comb back constitute a first Two grooves; and a plurality of stops protruding at the connection between the comb back and the second comb teeth; wherein the amount of hair bundles accommodated by each of the second grooves is greater than that of each of the first grooves Hair volume. The dyeing comb as described in item 1 of the patent application scope, wherein the blocks have an inclined surface, and the inclined surface does not cover the second comb tooth. The dyeing comb as described in the first scope of the patent application, wherein the blocks have an inclined surface, and the inclined surface covers the second comb teeth. The dyeing comb as described in item 1 of the patent application scope, wherein the second comb tooth has a predetermined width between two adjacent first tooth comb seats, and the stopper is in the extending direction of the comb back. The width is smaller than the predetermined width. The dyeing comb according to item 1 of the patent application scope, wherein the length of the first comb teeth is greater than the length of the second comb teeth. The highlighting comb as described in the first item of the patent application scope, wherein the width of the combined ends of the second comb teeth and the comb back in the extending direction of the comb back is between 0.5 cm and 2 cm.