JPH0263407A - Member for forming wave of hair - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To relatively simply entwine a bundle of a certain quantity of hair in zigzag and enable the selection of the method of waving by means of a single wave forming member in accordance with the quantity of hair by forming recessed portions for fitting in a bundle of hair alternately at a certain interval in order in the length direction of a base member, on each side edge portion in the width direction of the base member having narrow and longitudinally longer outer shape as a whole. CONSTITUTION:A bar type body 11 having a circular section and made of a light- weight material is bent in zigzag, thus forming its outer shape nearly into a thin and long rectangular form. When the diameter of the bar type body 11 is made larger, the curvature of the bent portion Wa of a formed wave W is made smaller, whereas, when the interval of a groove width E is made larger, the length of the interval between each bent portion Wa, Wa of the formed wave becomes larger. The collecting portion 3 on the top end of a base member 1 is formed by bending the top end portion of the bar type body 11 into a ring form to enable a certain quantity of hair H per one time to be bundled in the inside 3b. Hence, a hair bundle H can be entwined merely by holding and fitting the hair bundle H into right/left recessed portions 2A, 2B in order.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a hair wave forming member used when applying permanent waves or set waves to hair.

(Prior Art) In the past, when forming permanent waves or set waves on hair, a cylindrical rod as shown in FIG. 14 was generally used. That is, when forming permanent waves, conventionally, as shown in FIG.
1 around the outer circumference of the rod lO1, then the rod lo
Secure rod 1 with a rubber band so that it does not come off, then attach rod 1.
After applying a chemical solution to the hair bundle 11 wrapped around the turtle and allowing time for the chemical solution to act, the hair bundle H is attached to a rod lot.
If you unwind it, a wave will be formed.

However, the conventional cylindrical rod l shown in FIG.
In the OT, there is a problem that it is difficult to wrap the hair bundle around the outer circumferential surface of the rod and requires skill, and the waves formed using such a cylindrical rod 101 have a spiral shape. However, the spiral waves formed in each hair bundle overlap in the inner and outer directions, causing the hair to bulge outwards, making it difficult for people with a lot of hair to style their hair properly.

(Object of the Invention) In view of the problems of the conventional wave-forming rods described above, the present invention provides a method that allows a certain amount of hair to be entwined in a zigzag pattern relatively easily without requiring any skill when forming waves. To provide a wave forming member for hair which can form waves with a fluffy feel when the amount of hair is small and can form waves without bulging outward when the amount of hair is large. The purpose is to

(Means for Achieving the Object) The hair wave forming member of the present invention forms waves on each side edge in the width direction of a base material whose overall external shape is narrow and long and has a predetermined thickness. Recesses into which one unit of hair strands can be inserted are formed at predetermined intervals in the length direction of the base material and alternately from one side line side to the other side edge side. It is characterized by

(Function) The wave forming member for hair of the present invention has recesses into which hair strands are inserted alternately formed on each side edge of the base material, so that it is possible to form waves in this wave forming member. When tying the hair strands together, place the upper end of the wave forming member on the roots, then pinch the hair strands and turn them around the wave forming member, starting from the recessed portions located above each side. You can inhale them one after another. Further, when the hair bundle is entangled with the wave forming member, the hair bundle is bent in a zigzag manner, and therefore, after the hair bundle is waved, it has a shape bent in a zigzag manner on the same plane. Furthermore, this wave forming member can be used in two ways: with each recessed portion oriented parallel to the scalp and with each recessed portion oriented perpendicularly to the scalp. When used with the hair strand facing parallel to the scalp, the zigzag waves formed on the hair bundle will be formed in the medial and medial direction, causing the hair to bulge outwards, and conversely, the wave forming member will When used with the recess facing perpendicular to the scalp, the zigzag waves formed in the hair bundle are formed in a direction parallel to the scalp to prevent the hair from swelling outward. Become.

(Embodiments) Several embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 13. FIGS. 1 to 6 show the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. The figures show hair wave forming members of the second to eighth embodiments, respectively.

The wave forming member Z1 of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 has an external shape that is narrow and vertically long, and has an appropriate thickness at each side edge in the width direction (arrow P-Q direction). Part 1 a,
1b, a large number of recesses 2A, 2 into which the hair bundle H can be inserted.
B are sequentially and alternately formed from one side edge (1a or Ib) side to the other side edge (1b or 1a) side at predetermined intervals in the length direction of the base material (arrow R-3 direction). It is composed of

In the wave forming member Z of the first embodiment, a solid rod-shaped body 11 made of a suitable lightweight material (for example, foamed synthetic resin) and having a circular cross section is bent in a serpentine shape on a plane so that the overall external shape can be adjusted. It is shaped into an elongated approximately rectangular shape.

A left recessed portion 2A recessed from the left side between the two horizontal portions 11a and Ita adjacent below -h of the rod-shaped body 11.
. . and right side gate I'll'<2B . . . recessed from the right side are formed alternately in the vertical direction. Moreover, in the wave forming member ZI of this first embodiment, a rod-shaped body! The horizontal portions IIa, L1a, etc. of 1 are positioned so as to completely overlap in the downward direction.

In the wave forming member Z1 of the first embodiment, the total length A of the base material 1 is 150 to 200 mm, and the width B of the base material is 40 to 50 mm.
mm, the thickness C of the base material l (in the case of this first embodiment, the same as the diameter of the rod-shaped body 11) is 10 to 15 mm,
Further, the groove width E of each recessed portion 2A, 2B, etc. formed on the left and right side edges 1a, Ib of the base material 1 is approximately 5 m.
It is said to be about m. It is convenient to form the length A of the base material 1 in several different lengths depending on the length of the hair to be formed into waves. In addition, the diameter of the rod-shaped body 11 and the groove width E of the recessed portion 2A (2B) are factors that determine the shape of the waves to be formed in the hair, which are formed when the diameter of the rod-shaped body 11 is increased. The curvature of the curved portion Wa of the wave W (Fig. 4) decreases, and conversely, when the diameter of the rod-shaped body 11 is made thinner, the curvature of the wave curved portion Wa increases. If the distance between the two rod-shaped volume-oriented parts 11a and l1a is increased, the length between the six curved parts W a and W a of the formed wave will be increased, and in the opposite case, the length between the six curved parts Wa and W a will be increased. The length between a becomes smaller.

At the upper end of the base material 1, a collecting part 3 is formed which serves to bundle one unit of hair strands H to form waves. This convergence part 3 is made by bending the upper end of the rod-shaped body 11 into a ring shape so that a predetermined amount (#!l) of hair H can be bundled in the inside 3b of the convergence part 3 at a time. Further, this collection section 3 is provided with an opening section 3a in a part thereof, so that the hair bundle I] can be taken in and out of the interior 3b from the opening section 3a.

The left side recess 2A and right side recess 2b formed on each side edge 1a, 1b of the base material 1 overlap over a considerable length range L (Fig. 1) in the vertical direction. , hair strands H inserted in a zigzag manner inside each recess 2A..., 2B...
can be positioned in a straight line when viewed from the front in FIG. 1 (see FIG. 6). Moreover, each recessed part 2A..., 2B
The artificial portions .

Next, a method of forming a permanent using the wave forming member Z1 of the first embodiment will be explained. Prior to using this wave forming member Z1, a first chemical solution (alkaline to remove silatin bonds in the hair) is applied to the entire hair. At the same time as separating the hair, apply a liquid that swells the hair. Then, bundle one unit of hair H to be waved, insert the root of the bundled hair I into the bundle part 3 of the wave forming member ZI, and then wave with one hand. Hold the convergence part 3 of the forming member Z, and use the other hand to hold the hair bundle
and the wave forming member Z with the hand holding the hair bundle I4.
By sequentially and alternately inserting the hair strands H into the left and right recesses 2A and 2B located above while rotating the hair strands 1, the hair strands H are shaped into a zigzag shape as shown in FIG. You can set it to . In this state, the hair bundle H is stretched in a zigzag manner under tension between the horizontal portions 11a of the rod-shaped body 11, so that the frictional force between the hair bundle I4 and the wave forming member Z1 increases. Since no special fixing means is used for the wave forming member, the wave forming member Z1 will not fall off inadvertently.

In the same manner, each hair bundle of the entire head is set on the wave forming member, and then a second chemical solution (an acidic solution that neutralizes and recombines the hair) is applied. After the second chemical solution has had a lag time for its action, the wave forming section +4 is removed from each hair strand, and the wave forming operation is completed.

When using this wave forming member Z, for example, when a person with a small or normal amount of hair wants to wave the hair so that it bulges outward, the wave forming member Zl is inserted into each indentation as shown in Fig. 5. Set so that entrance parts 2A and 2B are facing parallel to the scalp. In this way, the hair bundle H entangled with the wave forming member Z1 will be bent in a zigzag manner in the medial and medial directions, and when the hair is loosened after the wave formation, the hair will be bent in the medial and medial directions. The entire hair starts to swell outwards. For example, when a person with a large amount of hair wants to wave the hair without causing it to bulge outward, the wave forming member Z1 is inserted into each of the recesses 2A and 2B as shown in FIG.
Set it so that it is facing perpendicular to your scalp. In this way, the wave forming member Z, the entangled hair bundle I]
The hair is bent in a zigzag pattern parallel to the scalp, and even though the hair is fully wavy when the hair is loosened after forming waves, it does not bulge out to the outside.

In this way, if the wave forming member of the first embodiment is used, when entangling the hair bundle H, simply hold the hair bundle L and turn the outside of the wave forming member Z1, sequentially touching each of the left and right concave portions 2A. , 2B, the hair strands can be easily set in the wave forming member even if the hair strands are not skilled. In addition, by changing the orientation of the set of wave forming members as shown in Figs. 5 and 6, even a single wave forming member can be bent outward (
You can select and form waves that will curl your hair, or waves that will not bulge outward.

This wave forming member can also be used to form set waves (waves formed without applying a chemical solution), in which case the hair strands may simply be entangled in a zigzag pattern.

In the wave forming member Z of the second embodiment shown in FIG.
The two wave forming members Za and Zb can be added together to ensure that even long hair can be waved to the tip of the hair bundle.

In the wave forming member Z3 of the third embodiment shown in FIG.
Each horizontal portion 11a, 11a adjacent to the upper and lower sides of the rod-shaped body 11
... are sequentially shifted in a zigzag manner in the thickness direction of the base material. In this way, each horizontal portion 11a,
The bending angle of the hair bundle 1 that is entangled around 11a can be made small, and strong waves can be applied.

In the wave forming member Z4 of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG.
A hollow vibrator-shaped rod-shaped body 2I is used, and if it is made of pipe material in this way, the overall weight can be reduced.

The wave forming member Z of the fifth embodiment shown in FIG. 1O uses a rod-shaped body 3 formed by covering a sponge 33 around a metal wire 32 such as a copper wire. In this case, the rod-shaped body 31 has flexibility, and the horizontal portions 31a, 31a
. . . can be shifted in a zigzag pattern, for example, as shown by a chain line 31a'.

In the wave forming member Z8 of the sixth embodiment shown in FIG. 11, a rod-shaped body 41 having an elliptical cross section is used, and in the wave forming member Z7 of the seventh embodiment shown in FIG. A rod-shaped body 51 is used. If the cross-sectional shape of the rod-shaped body is made oval or square as shown in FIG. 11 or FIG. , can create strong waves. In addition, the cross-sectional shape of the rod-like body may be triangular or other appropriate shape in addition to these shapes (circle, ellipse, square).

The wave forming member ZIl of the eighth embodiment shown in FIG. 13 is not constructed by bending and forming a rod-shaped body, but is formed by forming a wave-forming member ZIl on each of the left and right side edges la, lB of the base material 1 made of a plate-shaped body 61. Recessed portions 2A are formed alternately at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction.
, 2B, . . . are formed with notches. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 14, there is no convergence part at the upper end of the base material 1;
With the root of the hair bundle H fitted into the uppermost recess, the root of the hair bundle H and the upper end of the base material 1 may be fixed with a clip or the like, if necessary. Since the wave forming member Z8 shown in FIG. 14 has a simple structure,
It can be molded from synthetic resin and is suitable for mass production.

(Effects of the Invention) The hair wave forming member of the present invention can form hair bundles by simply fitting the hair bundles H into the recesses 2A, 2B, etc. formed at each side end of the base material 11 one after another. The hair strands can be tangled in a predetermined position, and the hair strands can be easily waved without any skill. Since the hair is bent in a zigzag pattern, by orienting the recessed portions 2A and 2B parallel to or perpendicular to the scalp, for example, in the case of a person with a small amount of hair, the hair can be turned outward. You can create waves that make your hair look puffy, or, for example, in the case of people with a lot of curly hair, you can create waves that don't make your hair bulge outwards, and you can create waves with a single wave forming member. This has the effect of allowing you to choose.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a hair wave forming member according to a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a plan view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a left side view of FIG. 1. 1, FIGS. 5 and 6 are respectively explanatory diagrams of how to use the wave forming member of FIG. FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a conventional hair wave forming rod. 15.1b: Side edge parts 2A, 2n: Recessed part Fig. 13

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. On each side edge (1a, 1b) in the width direction of the base material (1), which has a narrow, vertically long external shape and a predetermined thickness, one unit of hair strands (H) is placed to form a wave. ) into which the recesses (2A..., 2B...) can be fitted, at a predetermined interval in the length direction of the base material (1), and from one side edge (1a or 1b) to the other side edge. A wave forming member for hair, characterized in that the members are formed alternately in sequence toward the (1b or 1a) side.