Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A41—WEARING APPAREL
  • A41G—ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; WIGS; MASKS; FEATHERS
  • A41G3/00—Wigs
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A41—WEARING APPAREL
  • A41G—ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; WIGS; MASKS; FEATHERS
  • A41G5/00—Hair pieces, inserts, rolls, pads, or the like; Toupées

Definitions

• the present invention relates to a partial wig.
• Partial wigs as disclosed in Patent Document 1 below are known for increasing the volume of a portion of the hair on a person's head.
• Patent Document 1 discloses a wig fixing pin for use in such partial wigs.
• the present invention was made in consideration of these circumstances, and aims to provide a partial wig that can reduce the effort required for putting it on and prevent it from floating up after being put on.
• a partial wig comprises: A wig base having a back surface to be placed on the scalp side of the head and a front surface to be placed on the opposite side of the back surface; A group of artificial hairs provided on the surface of the wig base; a wig base holding portion provided on the back surface of the wig base to capture natural hair growing on the scalp; A partial wig comprising: The wig base is When the partial wig is worn, the longitudinal direction of the wig base is formed in a shape that extends along the parting of the head, The wig base holding part is The hair is formed in a shape that allows the natural hair to be entangled by the pressing force toward the skin.
• the present invention provides a partial wig that eliminates the hassle of putting it on and prevents it from floating up after being put on.
• FIGS. 1A to 1C are diagrams illustrating an example of a partial wig according to one embodiment of the present invention before and after being worn.
• the left side shows the partial wig of FIG. 1 as seen from the front side of the wig base
• the middle shows the partial wig as seen from the back side of the wig base
• the right side shows the configuration of the partial wig.
• the left side is an enlarged perspective view of the partial wig of Figure 1 seen from the front side of the wig base
• the middle is an enlarged perspective view of the partial wig seen from the back side of the wig base
• the right side is an enlarged perspective view of the back side of the wig base.
• FIG. 13 is a diagram showing how to make the roots of the artificial hairs stand up.
• the left side shows the state where the comb is moved sideways, the middle shows an enlarged view before the roots are raised, and the right side shows an enlarged view after the roots are raised.
• the left side is an enlarged perspective view of the wig base holding part, and the right side is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the wig base holding part.
• FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a state in which the wig base holding part is being replaced.
• FIG. 1 This is a diagram of an example of making the hairline of a partial wig look more natural.
• the left side is a diagram of the partial wig viewed from the back side of the wig base
• the middle is an enlarged view of the wig base and wig base holding part
• the right side is a diagram showing how one end of the wig base and wig base holding part are arranged so that they are offset from each other in the longitudinal direction in order to make the hairline of the partial wig look more natural.
• the left side shows the case where one end of the wig base and the wig base holding part are not arranged in the misaligned state as shown in Figure 8
• the right side shows the case where they are arranged in the misaligned state as shown in Figure 8, making the hairline look more natural.
• FIG. 1 is a diagram of the partial wig viewed from the back side of the wig base
• the middle is an enlarged view of the wig base and wig base holding part
• the right side is a diagram showing how
• FIG. 13 is a diagram showing how to use a short-type partial wig, in which the artificial hair group of the partial wig has a collection of artificial hairs of a first length provided on a first end side in the longitudinal direction of the surface of the wig base, and a collection of artificial hairs of a second length shorter than the first length provided on a second end side opposite the first end.
• the upper side shows an example of a short-type partial wig being used as an original short type
• the lower side shows an example of a short-type partial wig being used as a long type.
• FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a color development of partial wigs, in which the left side shows a partial wig with a light brown artificial hair group, the middle side shows a partial wig with a dark brown artificial hair group, and the right side shows a partial wig with a black artificial hair group.
• the upper side is a diagram showing an example of a short type partial wig before and after use, and the lower side is a diagram showing an example of a long type partial wig before and after use.
• FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of how to wear a partial wig (a diagram showing how to check the front and back of the partial wig, a diagram showing how to place the partial wig on the user's part, a diagram showing how to press the partial wig against the scalp, a diagram showing how to blend the false hair group with the user's natural hair, and a diagram showing how to style the entire wig).
• 11A and 11B are diagrams showing how to use a partial wig (diagrams showing an example of how to remove a partial wig and diagrams showing an example of how to handle a partial wig).
• 11A to 11C are diagrams showing examples of how to care for a partial wig.
• FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a partial wig according to an embodiment of the present invention before and after being worn.
• a state of a user U1 before putting on the partial wig 1 is shown in FIG. Z1A
• a state of the user U1 after putting on the partial wig is shown in FIG. Z1B.
• the partial wig 1 of this embodiment is an example of a compact wig specifically designed to hide gray hair (although it is specifically designed to hide gray hair, this is merely an example; in other words, it may also be used to hide natural hair that has grown out after hair dyeing).
• the partial wig 1 is offered as a part of total beauty, with the concept that it can be used every day without burden and allows anyone to easily transform themselves beautifully so that they can feel cheerful and active no matter how old they are. It is the smallest, lightest, and does not contain pins or clips, and is specially designed to hide gray hair. For example, one of the most burdensome beauty problems for women (and this is not limited to women) is the need to repeatedly dye gray hair once it has started to grow back.
• the partial wig 1 is designed to be able to hide gray hair at the parting W of 4 to 5 cm. Many women feel uneasy if the gray hair at their part W grows even 1 cm, and it is said that they dye their gray hair once every two to three weeks.
• the frequency of dyeing gray hair which was once every two to three weeks, can be extended to at least once every two months, greatly reducing the financial burden, time burden, and burden on hair and scalp. Moreover, it can also cover hair around the face that has thinned unconsciously with age, making you look younger instantly.
• the partial wig 1 is expected to be of great help in child-rearing, work, and contributing to society, and although not particularly limited, it can be proposed as a new lifestyle for women of the future.
• the partial wig 1 has the following features (1) to (9) (details will be described separately).
• the design is intentionally made to have loose hair and stand up, so that people with any hair type can use it without feeling uncomfortable.
• Artificial hair is used for the sake of hygiene, durability, and light weight, making it easy to maintain by yourself.
• the wig base holding part which will be described later and which serves as the contact point with the natural hair H, can be easily removed or replaced by the user. Furthermore, since it is formed in a shape that allows the natural hair H to be entangled therewith, it is extremely unlikely to slip or come off. When removing the wig base, it can be easily removed by simply lifting it up.
• the partial wig 1 can be provided using artificial hair of three different colors and two different thicknesses.
• the partial wig 1 can be provided at a lower price than a custom-made wig, in addition to considering the above-mentioned hygiene, durability, and lightweight aspects.
• the purpose of the partial wig 1 here is to hide gray hair, it is intentionally made light and have a small amount of hair, so that it blends in easily with anyone's natural hair H. And because it has only a small amount of hair, it can naturally cover thinning hair around the face, making the wearer look younger.
• the user U1 can quickly transform (can transform in a flash).
• the left side shows the partial wig in Figure 1 as seen from the front side of the wig base
• the middle shows the partial wig as seen from the back side of the wig base
• the right side shows the configuration of the partial wig.
• the partial wig 1 is configured to include a wig base 2, a set of false hairs 3, and a wig base holding part 4.
• the wig base 2 is placed on the scalp side of the head.
• the set of artificial hairs 3 is a collection of artificial hairs (the above-mentioned artificial hairs) that are attached to the wig base 2 .
• the wig base holding portion 4 is for capturing the natural hair H (see FIG. 1) growing on the scalp.
• the wig base holding part 4 is detachably attached to the wig base 2. Furthermore, the wig base 2 and the wig base holding part 4 are arranged and structured such that they are substantially entirely hidden by the set of false hairs 3, as shown in FIG. Z2A in which the partial wig 1 is viewed from the front side of the wig base.
• the left side is an enlarged perspective view of the partial wig in Figure 1 as seen from the front side of the wig base
• the middle is an enlarged perspective view of the partial wig as seen from the back side of the wig base
• the right side is an enlarged perspective view of the back side of the wig base.
• the wig base 2 and the wig base holding part 4 are arranged so that they are almost entirely hidden by the false hair group 3, as described in FIG.
• the wig base 2 and the wig base holding part 4 are configured so that the wig base holding part 4 is attached to the wig base 2, as shown in an enlarged perspective view Z3B of the partial wig 1 viewed from the back side of the wig base 2.
• one end 4a of the wig base holding part 4 is attached so as to align with the position of the front end 2c of the wig base 2 described below (near the front end 2c), but this is not limited thereto (as will be described later with reference to FIG. 8).
• the front end 2c (the front end 2c which is one end of the wig base 2 in the longitudinal direction) which is the front side of the wig base 2 and extends along the short side of the wig base 2 is formed to have a straight portion compared to the rear end 2d (see Figure 4) described below.
• the front end 2c has a straight portion
• the rear end 2d is formed in a substantially arcuate shape. Due to this difference in shape, it is possible to instantly recognize that the side on which the front end 2c is located is the "front" of the partial wig 1.
• the partial wig 1 can form a natural hairline.
• the artificial hairs are planted not only on the front net 2b, which will be described later, but also on the back net 2a at the front end 2c. Specifically, the artificial hairs are planted so as to hide the front end 2c of the wig base 2.
• the group of artificial hairs is defined as an artificial hair group 3.
• FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the state of attaching artificial hair to the front side of the wig base (left side), the state of the back side of the wig base after the artificial hair has been attached (middle side), and the state of the finishing cut (right side).
• FIG. 3 will also be referred to as necessary.
• the wig base 2 is configured to include a back net 2a which is the back surface, and a front net 2b which is the front surface opposite to the back surface.
• the wig base 2 is made of two nets, a back net 2a and a front net 2b. By making the wig base 2 of two nets, the durability of the wig base 2 can be increased.
• the back side net 2a and the front side net 2b are formed to have the same outer shape and are in the shape of a belt.
• the rear net 2a and the front net 2b are formed so that the front ends 2c have straight portions, and the rear ends 2d are formed in a substantially arc shape.
• the back net 2a and the front net 2b both have a mesh structure, and the front net 2b has a color (e.g., beige) that matches the skin.
• the back net 2a has a dark color (e.g., black) compared to the front net 2b.
• the back net 2a and the front net 2b are made to look natural by being close to the appearance of the actual skin (scalp). Since the back net 2a and the front net 2b both have a mesh structure, the wig base 2 can be made flexible.
• the back net 2a and the front net 2b are made of a material having extremely small meshes (for example, a so-called micro net, which is thin and durable, is preferable).
• the artificial hair is planted on the front net 2b side, which is the surface of the wig base 2.
• the artificial hair is planted by piercing the stitches (mesh structure) of the front net 2b. Details of the artificial hair will be described later.
• the middle diagram Z4B of Figure 4 the state of the back side of the wig base 2 after the artificial hair is planted is such that the artificial hair is planted not only on the front net 2b but also on the back net 2a all around the wig base 2.
• the finishing cut is done by carefully cutting by hand to create gaps.
• the partial wig 1 is cut to create gaps so that the false hair group 3 can easily blend in with the natural hair H (see FIG. 1). This allows a natural look to be achieved when the partial wig 1 is worn.
• the cutting method for the finishing touches is such that the hair is cut to include at least short false hairs (so-called flyaway hairs) that are arranged in line with the position of the parting W (see Figure 1), and long false hairs that are longer than the short false hairs. This allows for a natural finish when the partial wig 1 is worn.
• the artificial hair group 3 is a collection of artificial hairs, and here, artificial hairs are used instead of human hairs.
• the artificial hair group 3 is formed by mixing artificial hairs of two different thicknesses in order to reproduce the movement and softness of real hair.
• the artificial hair used in this embodiment is artificial hair that reproduces the texture and luster of real hair.
• artificial hair has the advantage of being less prone to fading (human hair fades quickly because the pigment is destroyed).
• artificial hair has the advantage of being able to keep its style with shape memory processing (human hair only retains its style for a short time).
• artificial hair has the advantage of being strong and less likely to break due to damage (human hair is easily damaged and breaks).
• artificial hair has the advantage of being able to adjust the gloss by heat treatment (human hair loses its gloss due to lack of nutrition).
• artificial hair only requires shampooing, can be dried naturally (it has a lower moisture absorption rate than human hair), and has the advantage of being able to recreate the style by brushing (human hair requires styling). In other words, since it is artificial hair, it is easy to care for.
• artificial hair has the advantage of being highly heat resistant (approximately 180°C (styling is below 130°C)) (human hair is heat resistant to approximately 110°C).
• the partial wig 1 can be used continuously for a long period of time. In other words, it can be used for a long period of time.
• Figure 5 shows how to make the roots of the artificial hairs stand up.
• the left side shows the state where the comb is moving sideways, the middle shows an enlarged view before the roots are raised, and the right side shows an enlarged view after the roots are raised.
• the left side shows an enlarged perspective view of the wig base holding part
• the right side shows a schematic diagram showing the configuration of the wig base holding part.
• the wig base holding part 4 has a structure completely different from the wig fixing pin disclosed in the aforementioned Patent Document 1 and the clip (not shown).
• the wig base holding part 4 is formed in a shape that allows the natural hair H to be entangled therewith by applying a pressing force toward the skin.
• the wig base holding part 4 is formed in a shape that allows it to blend in with the natural hair H in an instant.
• the wig base holding part 4 is configured to include a wig base facing part 4c, a group of projections 4d, and a double-sided tape 4e.
• the wig base facing portion 4c is formed in a band shape having one end 4a and the other end 4b which are both ends in the longitudinal direction of the wig base holding portion 4.
• the wig base facing portion 4c has a first surface 4f facing the wig base 2 and a second surface 4g disposed on the opposite side of the first surface 4f.
• the wig base facing portion 4c is made of resin.
• the protrusion group 4d is a collection of protrusions protruding from the second surface 4g of the wig base facing portion 4c, and is formed into the shape shown in the figure by appropriately setting the spacing between the protrusions and the length of the protrusions so that the natural hair H that gets caught between adjacent protrusions becomes entangled.
• the protrusions may be arranged in a straight line or in a staggered pattern.
• the tip 4h of each protrusion in the protrusion group 4d is formed in a shape that does not damage the skin.
• the tip 4h of the protrusion is formed in a spherical shape with a diameter larger than the width of the protrusion (this makes it difficult for the natural hair H to slip out between the adjacent spherical tips 4h.
• the natural hair H passes between the adjacent spherical tips 4h due to the pressing force toward the skin. In other words, the natural hair H will not slip out unless a force in the opposite direction to the pressing force is applied).
• the tip 4h of the protrusion is not limited to a spherical shape as shown in the figure, but may be formed in a hemispherical shape having the same diameter as the width of the protrusion. Also, the tip may be formed in a substantially J-shape with a U-turn.
• the double-sided tape 4e is provided on a first surface 4f of the wig base facing portion 4c. Before the wig base holding part 4 is attached to the wig base 2, a release paper (release sheet) is provided on the double-sided tape 4e.
• FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a state in which the wig base holding part is being replaced. Since the wig base holding part 4 is configured with double-sided tape 4e attached to the first surface 4f of the wig base facing part 4c, as can be seen from Figure Z7A, which shows the wig base holding part 4 being replaced, replacing the wig base holding part 4 itself is very easy. Since the wig base holding part 4 is replaceable in this manner, the partial wig 1 can be kept clean.
• Figure 8 shows an example of how to make the hairline of a partial wig look more natural.
• the left side shows the partial wig from the back side of the wig base
• the middle shows an enlarged view of the wig base and the wig base holding part
• the right side shows how one end of the wig base and the wig base holding part are arranged to be offset from each other in the longitudinal direction in order to make the hairline of the partial wig look more natural.
• the partial wig 1 has a wig base holding part 4 attached to a wig base 2.
• the wig base holding part 4 may be attached so that its outer shape position is overlapped with the outer shape position of the wig base 2, as shown in FIG. Z8B in the middle of FIG. 8 (as shown in circle C1), or it may be attached so that it is shifted backward by dimension L relative to the wig base 2 (relative to the front end 2c), as shown in FIG. Z8C on the right side of FIG. 8 (as shown in circle C2).
• the dimension L is preferably about 1 cm, but is not limited to this.
• Figure 9 the left side shows a case where the ends of the wig base and the wig base holding part are not arranged in the misaligned state of Figure 8, and the right side shows a case where they are arranged in the misaligned state of Figure 8, making the hairline look more natural.
• Figure 8 will also be referenced here.
• the wig base holding part 4 When the wig base holding part 4 is attached so that its outer shape is aligned with that of the wig base 2, the user U2 wearing the partial wig 1 appears as shown in the diagram Z9A on the left side of Figure 9. This still makes the hairline look more natural, but as shown in the diagram Z9B on the right side of Figure 9 (as shown in circle C3), if the wig base holding part 4 is attached shifted backwards by dimension L from the wig base 2 (from the front end 2c), the false hair that will become the bangs will flow slightly backward, resulting in a more natural impression.
• FIG. 10 is a diagram showing how to use a short-type partial wig, in which the artificial hair group of the partial wig has a collection of artificial hairs of a first length provided on a first end side of the surface of the wig base in the longitudinal direction, and a collection of artificial hairs of a second length longer than the first length provided on a second end side opposite the first end.
• the false hair group 3 has a generally shorter length than that of the long type, which will be described later.
• Such a short type partial wig 1 has a first length of false hair collection 3S provided on the front side of the wig base 2, and a second length of false hair collection 3L provided on the rear side of the wig base 2 and having longer hair than the first length of false hair collection 3S.
• the short type partial wig 1 can also be used as a long type (however, different from the long type described later with reference to FIG. 13) by reversing the wearing direction of the partial wig 1 front to back. Specifically, as will be described later with reference to FIG. 11, when the first length of false hair group 3S is worn in front, it can be used as the original short type, and conversely, when the second length of false hair group 3L is worn in front, it can be used as a long type even though it is a short type partial wig 1. Although the partial wig 1 is a short type, when it is used as a long type, the front hair can be swept back. The example of FIG. 10 is explained in more detail below.
• the upper part shows an example of a short-type partial wig being used as an original short type
• the lower part shows an example of a short-type partial wig being used as a long type.
• FIG. 12 shows the color variations of the partial wig.
• the left side shows a partial wig with a light brown artificial hair group
• the middle shows a partial wig with a dark brown artificial hair group
• the right side shows a partial wig with a black artificial hair group.
• the partial wig 1 of this embodiment has artificial hairs in three colors. That is, in this embodiment, the partial wig 1 is provided in three colors (not limited to three colors): the artificial hair group 3 shown in the left side of FIG. 12A is light brown, the artificial hair group 3 shown in the middle of FIG. 12B is dark brown, and the artificial hair group 3 shown in the right side of FIG. 12C is black.
• the partial wig 1 of this embodiment can accommodate hair colors that are slightly different by developing the false hair group 3 in three colors.
• the partial wig 1 with such a color development can be made to blend in with the natural hair H (own hair) the more it is used.
• the upper part shows an example of a short-type partial wig before and after use
• the lower part shows an example of a long-type partial wig before and after use.
• the short type partial wig 1 has been described above as an example, there is also a long type partial wig 1 having a group of false hairs 3 with long hairs.
• the partial wig 1 can be selected appropriately from among short types, long types, and combinations of colors of the false hair group 3.
• Z13A of the upper part of Figure 13 which shows the use of a short-type partial wig 1
• image Z13B which is an example of a short-type partial wig 1 shown in the upper part of Figure 13
• user U1 has achieved a three-dimensional style that looks like it has been highlighted.
• FIG. 14 shows examples of how to wear a partial wig (a diagram showing how to check the front and back of the partial wig, a diagram showing how to place the partial wig on the user's parting, a diagram showing how to press the partial wig against the skin, a diagram showing how to blend the artificial hair group with the user's natural hair, and a diagram showing how to arrange the entire wig).
• FIG. 15 is a diagram showing how to use a partial wig (a diagram showing an example of how to remove the partial wig and a diagram showing an example of how to handle the partial wig).
• the partial wig 1 can be easily removed by slowly lifting the partial wig 1 from the front toward the rear in the direction of the arrow as if flipping it over. In other words, it can be removed more easily than the wig fixing pins and clips disclosed in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1.
• FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a maintenance method for a partial wig.
• the method of caring for the partial wig 1 is to first wash it with shampoo as shown in Fig. Z16A, then rinse it as shown in Fig. Z16B, towel dry it as shown in Fig. Z16C, and brush it from top to bottom as shown in Fig. Z16D. Finally, leave it to dry naturally while keeping its shape (the partial wig 1 is made of a material that dries quickly, so it can be dried without using a hair dryer).
• the partial wig 1 can reduce the effort required for putting it on and prevent it from floating up after it is put on.
• the artificial hair As the artificial hair, it is possible to take into consideration hygiene, durability, and light weight, and also to simplify the care of the user. Furthermore, since the wig base holding part 4 is detachable, it can be easily removed or replaced. In addition, since the wig base holding part 4 is formed in a shape that allows the natural hair H to be entangled therewith, it is extremely unlikely to slip off or come off, and when it is time to remove it, it can be easily removed by simply lifting it up. In addition, since the artificial hair group 3 uses artificial hairs of three different colors and two different thicknesses (the numbers are merely examples), it is possible to provide a partial wig 1 that suits anyone.
• the outer shapes of the wig base 2 and the wig base holding part 4 are each formed in a band shape to match the parting W, but if they are to be used to match the position of the whorl, for example, the outer shapes of the wig base 2 and the wig base holding part 4 may each be formed in a circular shape.
• a partial wig to which the present invention is applied is sufficient as long as it has the following configuration, and can take various forms. That is, the partial wig to which the present invention is applied (for example, the partial wig 1 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3) is A wig base (e.g., the wig base 2 in FIGS. 2 to 4 ) having a back surface (e.g., the back side net 2 a in FIG. 3 ) that is placed on the scalp side of the head and a front surface (e.g., the front side net 2 b in FIG. 3 ) that is placed on the opposite side of the back surface; A group of artificial hairs (e.g., the group of artificial hairs 3 in Figs.
• a partial wig comprising: The wig base is When the partial wig is worn, the longitudinal direction of the wig base is formed in a shape that extends along the parting of the head (e.g., the parting W in FIG.
• the wig base and the wig base holding part are each formed in a belt-like shape (for example, the shape shown in FIG. 2 ). It is preferred. This allows you to sufficiently hide, for example, gray hair at the parting.
• the wig base and the wig base holding part are formed so that they can be arranged in a state where one end of each of them is shifted from the other in the longitudinal direction (for example, the wig base holding part 4 is shifted backward by a dimension L shown in FIG. 8). It is preferred. This will make your hairline look more natural.
• the tip of each of the projections in the projection group (e.g., tip 4h in FIG. 6) is formed into a spherical shape (e.g., the spherical shape shown in FIG. 6) having a diameter larger than the width of the projection. It is preferred. This makes it possible to prevent damage to the skin when putting the mask on, for example.
• the first surface of the wig base holding part is detachably attached to the back surface of the wig base. It is preferred. This allows the wig base holding portion to be replaced and the partial wig to be kept clean.
• SYMBOLS 1 Partial wig 2: Wig base 2a: Back net 2b: Front net 2c: Front end 2d: Rear end 3: Group of artificial hairs 3S: Group of artificial hairs of first length 3L: Group of artificial hairs of second length 4: Wig base holding portion 4a: One end 4b: Other end 4c: Wig base facing portion 4d: Group of projections 4e: Double-sided tape 4f: First surface 4g: Second surface 4h: Tip H: Natural hair K: Comb W: Parting

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