JPH10272011A - Hair curler - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hair curler which can be easily handled and is superior in the workability, by comprising a rod comprising a hair curling part of which a hair curling part can be compressed and deformed in such manner that it can be elastically restored, and a hair tip holding means, and keeping a condition that the hair is curled, by a curl keeping means, which the hair is curled on the rod with giving the tensile force. SOLUTION: In the case when the hair is curled to make a desired hair style, the hair is inserted into a slit 11 for holding the hair, of a rod 10 to hold the hair, then the rod 10 is rotated in a direction of arrow to be acted as a curling body on which the hair is curled, and a pin 12 is inserted into a through-hole 12 to prevent the rotation of the curling body. The slit 11 for holding the hair, of the rod 10, has the width and depth in some degree, so that the hair tip can be prevented from being folded and bent when the hair is curled. Further by sliding the rod 10 in a direction of the hair tip, after the hair is inserted into the slit 11 for holding the hair, the hair tips can be easily aligned by the proper friction of a slit face 11a of the slit 11 for holding the hair, and the hair.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a hair winding device,
More specifically, the present invention relates to a hair winding device that winds hair while applying an outward pulling force to the hair using a shape restoring force.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Regardless of age or gender, humans try to create their own personality and atmosphere by employing various hairstyles. At this time, in addition to the expression of the hairstyle by the haircut, the wound state of the hair is maintained by the hair take-up device, and the hairstyle is often expressed by giving the hair a habit.

As the hair winding device, a hollow columnar member such as a rod is often used, and FIG. 31 shows a hair winding device used for applying a permanent as an example. The hair take-up device 110 in the illustrated example includes a rod 111 that winds hair around its surface, a rubber band 112 that wraps the rod 111 in a state where hair is wound along the longitudinal direction,
The rubber band 1 tying the rod 111 so that no trace of the tying of the rubber band 112 remains on the hair wound on the surface of the rod 111.
12 and a pin 113 for forming a gap between the hair wound on the surface of the rod 111.

The step of winding hair using the above-mentioned conventional rod 111 is as shown in FIG. First hair 1
20 is scooped out by an appropriate amount using a comb or the like, and the hair 120 is sandwiched by folding the sheet body 114 made of paper or the like having good water absorbency in half (FIG. 32 (a)). At this time, hair 1
Wet 20 makes it easy to handle. Next, this hair 120
The sheet 111 is wound around the rod 111 from the bristle tip 121 side (FIG. 32 (b)), and the rod 111 around which the hair 120 is wound is wrapped with a rubber band 112 in the longitudinal direction thereof (FIG. 32 (c)). A pin 113 is sandwiched between the rubber band 112 and the hair 120 so that the trace of the rubber band 112 does not stick to the hair (FIG. 32D).

[0005] In particular, when it is desired to undulate curls in the vertical direction, a vertically elongated rod 115 having a shape close to a conical shape as shown in FIG. 33 is used, and hair is spirally wound around the rod 115. The rods 111 and 115 are used, for example, in addition to a perm treatment, also when applying heat from a drier or the like or holding the hair for a certain period of time to give the hair a winding state.

[0006] However, when the hair is wound using the conventional hair winding device, there are the following problems. In other words, in order to give a beautiful hair to the hair, it is desirable to wind the hair while keeping the hair taut.
Since the surfaces of the hairs 1 and 115 are slippery, it is particularly difficult to start the hair winding operation. In addition, the rods 111 and 115 are generally made of a non-elastic material such as plastic, so that the hair has an outward pulling force. Skill is required to take up the film in a state where it is applied. In addition, when the hair 120 is wound around the rods 111 and 115, if an unskilled hairdresser or an amateur does the work, the hair 121 is often wound in a folded state. The bent state of the tip 121 is fixed as it is, and it is difficult to improve the state by the heat of the dryer. Further, even if the hair 111 is tied up with a rubber band 112 or the like so as not to roll, the rod 111 easily rolls if the tied position is not accurate, and it is difficult to maintain the wound state.

As described above, the conventional rods 111, 115
In order to wind the hair 120 around the hair, a high level of skill is required, and in particular, to wind the hair 120 while applying a pulling force to the outside, skill is required. There were problems that it took a long time to wind up 120 or the finish was not good.

[0008]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and has a hair winding device capable of winding the hair with a fear of breaking the hair tip while applying an outward pulling force to the hair. A hair take-up device that is easy to handle, has good workability, and can be easily wound up and maintained in a rolled state by an unskilled hairdresser or amateur, regardless of the technical level. It is intended to provide tools.

[0009]

In order to achieve the above object, a hair winding device according to the present invention has a hair winding portion in which at least a portion around which the hair is wound is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically resilient. It is characterized by comprising a rod provided with hair tip holding means for holding the hair tips, and a winding maintaining means for applying a tension to the rod to maintain a wound state.

The rod may be, for example, a rod having a forked portion separated from the forked portion by a slit penetrating the hair wrapping portion and serving as a bristle tip holding means for holding the tip of the hair. When a rod or a hole having a hole or a hole formed in a substantially central axis of each of the separated pieces is configured, the winding maintaining means may be a clip piece that can be inserted into the hole or the hole and opened and closed by a lever. It is preferable to use winding maintaining means.

[0011] The winding maintaining means is a cover body having a plurality of cover pieces which are opened by a lever rod and can cover the rod, wherein hair is pressed against the rod by the inner surface of the cover piece when the cover is closed. A winding maintaining means (hereinafter, referred to as a winding maintaining means A) for applying a tension and maintaining a wound state can also be given. Further, as another winding maintaining means, a C-shaped ring portion for holding the rod around which hair is wound and a detent leg extending from one end of the ring portion are provided. Winding maintaining means for applying tension to the hair to maintain the wound state
This will be referred to as winding maintaining means C. ) Can also be mentioned.

[0012] The hair winding device according to the present invention includes:
The first, which is hollow and has a hair wrapping portion extending the entire length in the length direction
It is cut by the slit and compressively deforms so that it can be elastically restored.
A rod provided with a second slit formed at a middle portion in the length direction of the hair winding portion as a hair tip holding means for holding the hair tip, and a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod; Can be exemplified. In this case, the winding maintaining means may be the winding maintaining means A or the winding maintaining means C.
Or a substantially U-shaped tubular body in which both ends are liquid or gas outlets and the liquid or gas inlet is formed between the both ends, and is press-fitted onto a hair winding site. Accordingly, a winding maintaining means (hereinafter, referred to as a winding maintaining means B) for maintaining a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension thereto can be given. In the case of this hair retractor,
At one end or both ends of the rod, a third slit for holding the root side or the tip of the hair wound around the rod was formed, and the third slit was wound around the rod with tension applied to the hair. It is also preferable to use winding maintaining means for maintaining the state. In the case of this configuration, the above-described winding maintaining means A, B, and C are unnecessary, but can be used together.

[0013] The hair winding device according to the present invention includes:
A rod having at least a hair wrapping portion at which a portion around which the hair is wrapped is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically resilient, and having a slit formed at the hair wrapping portion as hair tip holding means; and tensioning the hair with the rod. A hair winding device including a winding maintaining means for maintaining a wound state by applying a force can also be used. In this case, a pair of slits are formed at both ends of the rod, one of the slits is used as a hair tip holding means, and the other slit is used to maintain a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod. Means may be used.

As a specific example of the hair winding device, the hair winding device includes a rod provided with a slit penetrating a longitudinally intermediate portion of the hair winding portion as the hair tip holding means, and the winding maintaining means A. Hair take-up devices. The winding maintaining means may be not only the winding maintaining means A but also the winding maintaining means B or C.

Another specific example of the hair winding device is a slit formed without penetrating the hair winding portion over the entire length in the length direction of the hair winding portion or at an intermediate portion in the length direction. A hair take-up device comprising the rod provided as the hair tip holding means, comprising the through-hole to the slit opened in the hair winding surface, and the winding maintaining means A. The winding maintaining means may be not only the winding maintaining means A but also the winding maintaining means B or C.

Still another specific example of the hair winding device is a slit formed without penetrating the hair winding portion over the entire length of the hair winding portion or at an intermediate portion in the length direction. And a second through-hole formed in the rod body continuously with the first through-hole, the first end including a first through-hole to the slit that opens to the hair winding surface. A rod including a winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod by inserting a pin into the first through hole and the second through hole.

Further, the hair winding device according to the present invention includes:
At least a portion of the hair around which the hair is wound is compressed and deformed so that it can be elastically restored.
A rod having a forked portion separated into two forks by a slit, one of the I-slit and the forked portion serving as a hair tip holding means, and a hair wound around the rod with tension applied to the rod And a hair winding device comprising a winding maintaining means for maintaining the condition. Examples of the winding maintaining means include the winding maintaining means A and the winding maintaining means B or C.

[0018]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a hair winding device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to this. (Example 1) Fig. 1A is a schematic perspective view showing a rod 10 constituting a hair winding device according to Example 1, wherein the rod 10 includes, for example, a column side surface 10a which is a hair winding site, It has a column top surface 10b and a column bottom surface 10c, and is formed of a columnar sponge-like body. A hair holding slit 11 that penetrates from the one side to the other side of the pillar side surface 10a and does not reach the pillar upper surface 10b and the pillar bottom surface 10c is formed as hair tip holding means for holding the hair tips 121, As shown in the schematic cross-sectional view of FIG. 1B, the hair holding slit 11 is formed in an AA ′ cross section of the rod 10 so as to draw an arc in the center axis direction of the columnar sponge-like body, and the slit surface 1 is formed.
1a is a curved surface. The rod 10 has a through hole 12 penetrating from one side surface of the pillar side surface 10a to the other side surface portion.
Is formed, and for example, a pin 13 or the like as winding maintaining means can be inserted into the through hole 12.

The hair 1 is attached to the rod 10 thus constructed.
In order to wind the hair 20, the hair 120 is inserted through the hair holding slit 11 of the rod 10, for example, as shown in the process diagram of FIG. 2 (FIG. 2A), and the hair tip 121 is held inside the hair holding slit 11. After that (FIG. 2 (b)), the rod 10 is rotated in the direction of the arrow in the figure to form a wound body in which the hair 120 is wound (FIG. 2 (c)). Rolling of the wound body is prevented (FIG. 2D).

According to the rod 10, the hair tips 121 can be held in the hair holding slits 11 in advance, and the hair holding slits 11 have a certain width and depth. At times, it is possible to prevent the hair tips 121 from being bent, and it is possible to easily hold the hair tips 121 in the hair holding slit 11 even when the lengths of the hair tips 121 are irregular and varied. Also,
Once the hair 120 is passed through the hair holding slit 11 (step (a)), the rod 10 is slid toward the hair tip 121 to perform the step (b). The hair tips 121 can be easily aligned by appropriate friction between the surface 11a and the hair 120.

FIG. 3 is a schematic partial enlarged sectional view showing the section taken along the line AA 'in FIG. 2D. As shown in FIG.
Is made of a sponge-like body, and since this sponge-like body is a porous material and each hole wall has a shape restoring force, the wound portion of the hair that has been compressed when the hair is wound is elastically restored. Compression deformation as possible. For this reason, the wound hair 1
20 is constantly exerted with a pulling force outward, so that a stronger and more beautiful curl can be imparted. In particular, by holding the hair tip 121 in the hair holding slit 11 and then pressing the hair holding slit 11 with a finger,
When the hair 120 is wound while being pulled while the hair tip 121 is firmly held, the action of the pulling force can be further emphasized.

When the pin 13 is inserted into the through hole 12, the rolling in both directions indicated by arrows in the drawing is restricted.
The state where the hair 120 is wound around with the tension applied to the hair 120 is maintained. In the first embodiment, the case where the through-hole 12 is formed is shown. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Even if the through-hole 12 is not formed, the pin 13 or the like is inserted into the hair holding slit 11. Thereby, rolling in both directions indicated by arrows in the drawing can be restricted, and the wound state can be maintained.

(Embodiment 2) FIG. 4 shows a rod 20 composed of a columnar sponge-like body, which constitutes a hair winding device according to Embodiment 2.
FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view showing
Hair holding slit (I-th slit) 11 penetrating in the lengthwise middle portion of pillar side surface 20a which is a hair winding site
In addition, it penetrates from one side portion of the column side surface 20a to the other side portion,
And a hair-holding slit reaching the pillar bottom surface 20c (No.
II slit) 21 is formed. The hair holding slit 21 is also formed so that its bottom view shape draws an arc in the direction of the center axis of the columnar sponge-like body. Here rod 2
No. 0 is composed of a forked portion 20A which is a portion forked by the hair holding slit 21 and a connecting portion 20B which is another portion, and any one of the forked hair portion 11 and the forked portion 20A One is a hair tip holding means.

The hair 1 is attached to the rod 20 thus constructed.
In order to wind the hair 20, first, as shown in FIG.
0 is inserted through the slit 11 for holding hair. At this time, for example, the hair 12
0 (FIG. 5A), and the hair 120 is wound in the direction of the hair holding slit 21 (FIG. 5A).
(B)), the winding end portion of the hair 120 is inserted into the slit 21 for holding hair (FIG. 5 (c)).

In the rod 20 described above, unlike the rod 10 shown in FIG. 1, the winding is started from the uppermost hair portion desired to be wound. It is convenient in such as. Alternatively, the hair may be wound in the middle of the hair without being wound up to the hair tip 121. In this case, the curl can be applied to the middle part in the length direction of the hair 120. Further, since the hair 120 is sandwiched by both the hair holding slits 11 and 21, the rolling of the rod 20 can be prevented, and the pin 13 can be used similarly to the case of the rod 10 (FIG. 1).
Need not necessarily be used, and the through-hole 12 (FIG. 1) may or may not be formed.

Here, for example, when the cylindrical length of the rod 20 is made sufficiently long, it can be used as an alternative to the conventional rod 115 (FIG. 33), and the hair 120 is spirally wound and kinked. be able to. In this case as well, since the two points of the hair 120 at the beginning and end of the winding are sandwiched, the rolling of the rod 20 can be prevented.

(Embodiment 3) FIG. 6 shows a rod 30 comprising a columnar sponge-like body constituting a hair winding device according to Embodiment 3.
FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view showing a hair holding slit having a cut in a pillar side surface 30a which is a hair winding portion, penetrating the pillar side surface 30a and reaching a pillar bottom surface 30c in a rod 30 of the illustrated example. 31 are formed. Rod 30
Is composed of a forked portion 30A separated into two forks by the hair holding slit 31 and a connecting portion 30B as another portion, and the forked portion 30A serves as a hair tip holding means. Although the slit surface 31a of the hair holding slit 31 in the illustrated example is a flat surface, it is needless to say that the slit surface 31a may be a curved surface.

The forked portion 30A is composed of separating pieces 32 and 33, and the separating pieces 32 and 33 are connected from the connecting portion 30B side.
As shown in the drawing, a hole 35 for inserting a clip or the like is formed in a substantially central shaft core portion, and a clip 34 which is a winding maintaining means and is opened and closed by a lever 34a is inserted.

FIGS. 7A to 7C are diagrams showing an example of a method of winding the hair 120 while holding the hair 120 between the separation pieces 32 and 33 in the order of steps. First, the clip 34 is inserted into the insertion hole 35 such as a clip, and the lever 34a is pinched to form a gap between the separation pieces 32 and 33.
0 (FIG. 7 (a)). Next, the gripping of the lever 34a is stopped, the hair 120 is sandwiched between the separation pieces 32 and 33, and the hair 120 is wound around the column side surface 30a of the rod 30 by, for example, rotating the rod 30 (FIG. 7B). ). Then, the clip 34 is pulled out from the rod 30, one piece of the clip 34 is inserted into one of the insertion holes 35 such as a clip, and the hair 120 is kept wound around the rod 30 with tension applied.

According to the rod 30, the separation pieces 32, 3
Since the hair 120 is sandwiched between the three, there is no need to worry about breaking the hair tip 121, and the winding can be performed while the hair 120 is held firmly, so that the work becomes easier than the conventional process. Although the clip 34 is used in the third embodiment, it is needless to say that the clip 34 is not limited to this, and the insertion hole 35 such as a clip may not be formed in some cases. In this case, the rolling of the rod 30 can be prevented by inserting the pin 13 (FIG. 3) or the like into the slit 31 for holding hair as described above. Further, the insertion hole 35 such as a clip may be formed from the side of the forked portion 30A to the substantially central axis of the separation pieces 32 and 33.

(Embodiment 4) FIG. 8 shows a rod 40 comprising a columnar sponge-like body constituting a hair winding device according to Embodiment 4.
FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod 40 of the illustrated example, which has a cutout on a pillar side surface 40a which is a hair winding portion, does not penetrate the pillar side surface 40a, and extends to a pillar upper surface 40b and a pillar bottom surface 40c. The reached hair holding slit 41 is formed. This hair holding slit 41 is also formed so that its bottom view shape draws an arc in the direction of the center axis of the columnar sponge-like body, and its slit surface 41a is a curved surface. Assuming that the rod 40 is composed of a rollable portion 42 and a rod main body 43 which are portions that can be rolled up, the rolled-up portion 42 has a through hole 4 formed in a slit surface 41a opened on a cylindrical side surface 40a.
4 are formed. In the rod 40, the hair holding slit 41 and the through hole 44 are combined to form a hair tip holding stage.

FIG. 9 (a) is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which the slit piece 41a is exposed to the outside by lifting the winding piece 42, and FIG. 9 (b) is a view showing a section taken along AA 'in FIG. However, it is preferable that the closer the through-hole 44 is parallel to the slit surface 41a, the more smoothly the hair 120 can be inserted and the unnatural bending of the hair tip 121 does not occur.

The hair 1 is constructed by the rod 40 thus constructed.
In order to wind up the hair 20, first, as shown in the schematic cross-sectional view of FIG. 10A, the curled piece 42 is lifted from the rod body 43, and the hair 120 is inserted into the through hole 44 formed in the curled piece 42. At this time, the cylindrical surface 40a is shifted from the slit surface 41a.
Workability is good when inserted toward. Next, FIG.
As shown in the schematic sectional view of FIG.
The hair tip 121 is inserted into the hair holding slit 41 by rotating the rod 40 in the direction of the arrow in FIG. In this manner, the hair 120 is rotated in the direction of the arrow while holding the hair tip 121, and the hair 120 is wound as shown in the schematic perspective view of FIG.

According to the rod 40, the hair 120 only has to be inserted through the through-hole 44 formed in the relatively thin curled piece 42, and the insertion operation becomes easier. Further, a pressing force from the side of the cylindrical side surface 40a of the rolled-up piece 42 easily acts on the bristle tip 121 after the insertion, and the bristle tip 121 can be firmly held. The location where the through hole 44 is formed is not limited to the position shown in FIG. 10B, and for example, as shown in a schematic sectional view of FIG.
May be formed so as to extend from the boundary between the body part 43 and the cylindrical side surface 40a.

As a modification of the fourth embodiment, FIGS.
The hair winding device shown in FIG. 14 includes a slit 41 formed without penetrating the hair winding portion over the entire length in the length direction of the hair winding portion and the slit 41 opening on the hair winding surface. And a rod 40 having a second through-hole 46 formed in a rod body 43 continuously with the first through-hole 45, the rod 40 having the first through-hole 45 and the second tip. A winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair 120 is wound around the hair 40 with tension applied thereto is maintained by inserting the pin 13 into the first through hole 45 and the second through hole 46. In other words, the rod 40 has a hair retaining slit 41 that has a cut in the column side surface 40a, which is a hair wrapping site as described above, does not penetrate the column side surface 40a, and reaches the column top surface 40b and the column bottom surface 40c. Is formed. Then, the base of the winding piece 42 and the rod body 4
The first through-hole 45 and the second through-hole 46 are respectively formed in the diameter portion of No. 3 by linearly penetrating the same.

The method of using the hair winding device is shown in FIG. 14, in which the hair tips 121 of the hair 120 are inserted into the first through holes 45 of the curled piece 42 from the inside to the outside in the same manner as described above. After applying the tension to the rod 40, the commercially available pin 13 is inserted into the first through hole 45 and the second through hole 46 to maintain the hair 120 wound around the rod 40 without loosening. It is.

(Embodiment 5) FIG. 15 (a) is a schematic perspective view showing a rod made of a columnar sponge-like body, which constitutes a hair winding device according to Embodiment 5, and FIG. A
FIG. 4 is a schematic partial cross-sectional perspective view when cut at A ′. In the rod 50 shown in the figure, a slit 51 is provided in the pillar side surface 50a which is a hair winding portion, does not penetrate the pillar side surface 50a, and does not reach any of the pillar upper surface 50b and the pillar bottom surface 50c. Are formed. Also in this hair holding slit 51, the bottom view shape is an arc shape, and the slit surface 51a formed by the hair holding slit 51 is a curved surface. When the rod portion that can be turned by the hair holding slit 51 and the auxiliary slits 51 c and 51 d formed substantially perpendicular to the hair holding slit 51 is a turned piece 52, and a portion other than the turned piece 52 is a rod body 53. And a through-hole 54 to a slit surface 51a opening on the cylindrical side surface 50a at any position of the winding piece 52.
Are formed. In the rod 50, the hair holding slit 51 and the through-hole 54 are combined to form hair tip holding means.

FIG. 16 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which the slit piece 51 is exposed by lifting the winding piece 52. Even in the case of the AA 'section in the figure, the through hole 54 is almost parallel to the slit face 51a. It is preferable because the hair 120 can be easily inserted and the hair tip 121 is not unnaturally bent. The hair winding method using the rod 50 can be performed in the same manner as the rod 40. In this case, similarly to the modification shown in the fourth embodiment, the first through-hole and the second through-hole penetrating through the turned piece 52 and the rod body 53 can be formed.

The sponge-like body constituting these rods 10 to 50 is not particularly limited as long as it is water-retentive, flexible and elastic, and is a synthetic foam made of a polymer such as polyurethane. In addition, sponge rubber formed by foaming a rubber with a foaming agent may also be used. Further, for example, in the case of the rod 40 and the rod 50 having the winding pieces 42 and 52, the winding pieces 42 and 52 and the rod body 4
It is also possible to use sponge-like bodies having different physical properties as the sponge-like bodies 3 and 53. For example, a slightly soft sponge-like body is used for the winding pieces 42 and 52, and a somewhat hard sponge-like body is used for the rod bodies 43 and 53. By using the rod, it is easy to form a rod having both easy winding and easy winding of hair. Also in this case, it is preferable to integrally form the winding pieces 42 and 52 and the rod bodies 43 and 53. Note that the rod according to the present invention is not limited to the sponge-like body at all, and any rod may be used as long as at least a part around which the hair 120 is wound has a hair winding part which is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically restored. .

(Embodiment 6) FIG. 17 (a) is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a rod 60 made up of a columnar sponge-like body and constituting a hair take-up device according to Embodiment 6. As shown in the figure, the central shaft portion is a hollow portion 65, a hair retaining slit 61 that penetrates the column side surface 60a, which is a hair winding site, and does not reach the column top surface 60b and the column bottom surface 60c.
Are formed as hair tip holding means, and in the AA 'section passing through the hair holding slit 61, as shown in the schematic cross-sectional view of FIG. The slit surface 61a formed by the hair holding slit 61 is a curved surface.

(Embodiment 7) FIG. 18 is a schematic sectional view showing a substantially cylindrical rod 70 for explaining a hair winding device according to Embodiment 7. As shown in the figure, the center axis is a hollow portion 75, and a pillar side surface 70a which is a hair wrapping portion.
A first slit 76 is formed over the entire length in the length direction. The rod 70 is made of, for example, a synthetic resin such as plastic, and the hair winding portion is elastically resiliently compressed and deformed by the formation of the first slit 76. Further, a slit (second slit) 71 for holding hair, which is formed in the middle part in the longitudinal direction of the rod 70 and penetrates through the hollow part 75, is formed on the column side surface 70a.

In order to wind the hair 120 around the rod 70, first, as shown in FIG.
Then, the hair 120 is pulled out through the first slit 76 (FIG. 19 (a)), and the rod 70 is rotated in the direction of the arrow in the figure with the hair tip 121 held in the cavity 75 (FIG. 19). (B)) and the state shown in FIG. 19 (c).

The material of the rod 70 is not limited at all, as long as the hair winding site is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically restored by the presence of the first slit 76, and may be a sponge-like body. However, it may be silicon or plastic. Further, a member having shape memory properties may be used.

As a modification of the seventh embodiment, FIGS.
In the hair winding device shown in FIG. 22, a third slit 77 is further formed at one end of the rod 70. Also in this case, the hair tip 121 of the hair 120 is inserted into the slit 71 for inserting the hair.
Through the first slit 76 and the hair 12
0 to the hair winding surface of the rod 70,
After applying the tension to the hair 120 and winding it up, the hair 1
The root side 122 is sandwiched between the third slits 77 to maintain the wound state (see FIG. 21), or the hair 1
The rod 70 is bent in a ring shape with the 20 wound up, and the tip 121 of the hair 120 is clamped by the third slit 77 to maintain the wound state (see FIG. 22).

(Eighth Embodiment) FIGS. 23 and 24 show an eighth embodiment.
1 shows a hair winding device according to the present invention. This embodiment corresponds to a modification of the first and second embodiments described above, in which a hair holding slit 11 is formed at one end of a rod 10 made of a sponge-like body, and a hair holding slit is formed at the other end. Slit 21
Is formed and the hair 120 is inserted into one of the slits 11 for holding hair.
The hair 120 is sandwiched between the hair tips 121, and the hair 120 is wound around the rod 10 with tension applied thereto.
2 is sandwiched by the other hair holding slit 21 to maintain the wound state. Therefore, one hair holding slit 11 serves as a hair tip holding means, and the other hair holding slit 21 serves as a winding maintaining means. Here, the hair holding slit 11 and the hair holding slit 21 may be formed to penetrate the rod 10 or may be formed without penetrating.

Further, annular grooves 14, 14 are formed around both ends of the rod 10 except for the ends, and the hair holding slit 11 and the hair holding slit 21 are connected to the annular groove 14. ing. Further, it is preferable that a hollow portion 15 is formed in the central shaft portion of the rod 10 in the same manner as described above. Since the hollow portion 15 can accommodate the hair tip 121 and the root side 122 of the hair 120, the wound state can be maintained more stably.

The rod 6 shown in the above embodiments 6, 7 and 8
In the hollow portions 65, 75, and 15 of 0, 70, and 10,
Can be attached as winding maintaining means (winding maintaining means B). Example tubular body 8
0 has a substantially U-shape in which both end portions 81 are bent so as to face each other.
It is designed to fit in. The fitting may be performed using any of the ease of deformation of the rods 60 and 70 and the flexibility of the tubular body. A hole 8 is formed in the middle of the tubular body 80.
2 are formed, and when this hole 82 is used as an injection port, both ends 81 serve as a spout. Examples of the material of the tubular body 80 include plastics and metals, and chemical resistance, heat resistance, and the like.
Those having properties that are appropriate in the use situation are preferred.

FIG. 26 shows a state in which the tubular body 80 is pressed against the rod 60. The rod 12 already has hair 12
It is assumed that 0 is wound. When a gas or a liquid is applied from the hole 82 of the tubular body 80 in such a state, the liquid or the like moves in the tubular body and the both ends 81
From inside the hollow portion 65 of the rod 60. Rod 6
Since 0 is formed of a sponge-like body, the liquid and the like in the hollow portion 65 permeates into the rod 60. In particular, when the sponge-like body is compressed by rubbing by hand or the like, the sponge-like body is compressed. Due to the nature, the liquid or the like can be sufficiently absorbed at the time of shape recovery. And this liquid etc.
To the hair 120 wound up. The tubular member 80 is the same as the rod 6 shown in the sixth and seventh embodiments.
The rod 1 shown in Examples 1 to 5 as well as 0 and 70
0, 20, 40, and 50 are also applicable.

As described above, when the tubular body 80 is press-fitted, the liquid or the like can be applied from the inside of the rod 60. In addition, the above-mentioned application becomes possible in a state where the hair is wound up. For example, when a perm-imparting liquid is used as the liquid, it is possible to apply the perm-imparting liquid after winding the hair, whereas conventionally, the hair winding operation was performed after applying the perm-imparting liquid to hair. It becomes possible. And in this case,
Since the perm-imparting liquid is immersed in the liquid in order from the inside of the wound hair, the liquid has sufficiently penetrated by the time the liquid is applied to the hair on the winding surface. Become. Therefore, it is possible to perform the permanent treatment more reliably and more beautifully than before. Further, by holding the wound hair 120 between the rod 60 and the tubular body 80, the rolling of the rod 60 can be prevented.

When the hair is wound up by the rods 10 to 70, the hairs are gripped or nipped by the cover body as shown below so that the hair 120
Can be maintained in a wound state by applying tension. FIG. 27 is a schematic perspective view showing an example of the cover body as the winding maintaining means (winding maintaining means A). In FIG. 27, the cover body 90 shown in FIG. Lever rods 91 and 92 having a line parallel to the center axis of 70 as a lever axis, and cover pieces 9 opened and closed by the lever rods 91 and 92 and connected to the lever rods 91 and 92, respectively.
3 and 94. Cover pieces 93, 9
4 is for the purpose of gripping or holding the rods 10 to 70,
It is preferable to have an opening distance t such that the hair 120 can be maintained in a state of being wound around the rods 10 to 70 by applying tension to the rods 10 to 70 by pressure contact with the inner surfaces of the cover pieces 93 and 94 at the time of closing.

The cover body 90 is preferably made of a porous material or a mesh in order to improve air permeability, and a plastic material having good chemical resistance and heat resistance is exemplified.

FIGS. 28 and 29 show another example of the winding maintaining means (winding maintaining means C). The stopper 100 shown in FIG. 28 has a C which holds the rod around which the hair is wound. It has a U-shaped ring portion 101 and a detent leg 102 extending from one end of the ring portion 101, and keeps the hair wound around the rod with tension applied. More specifically, the stopper 100 is formed of a material having elastic resilience, has a pair of C-shaped ring portions 101, 101 on both sides, one end of which is integrated with a connecting portion 103, Connect the leg 102 to the connecting portion 103 and the ring 10
1 is extended toward the free end side. Further, pawls 104 are provided at the free ends of the two ring portions 101, 101 so as to bite the rod to prevent idling. FIG. 29
The stop 100 shown in FIG. 1 has a structure in which a plurality of hair pressing portions 105 are provided between the ring portions 101 in addition to the above-described structure. The stopper 100 may be entirely formed of a metal wire or may be integrally formed of a synthetic resin.

In the first to eighth embodiments, the case where the rod constituting the hair winding device is cylindrical is shown. However, it is needless to say that the rod is not limited to the above-mentioned cylindrical shape. In addition to the columnar shape, examples of the columnar shape that can be exemplified in the present invention include various shapes such as a columnar shape having an elliptical cross section, a columnar shape having a polygonal cross section as shown in FIGS. Rods 106 </ b> A to 106 </ b> G can be exemplified. In addition, among the first to eighth embodiments, there is also an embodiment that describes only the case where the winding maintaining unit A, the winding maintaining unit B, or the winding maintaining unit C is used, but is not limited thereto. In another embodiment, for example, a locking member such as the pin 13 shown in FIG. 1 is used as a winding means and inserted into a part of a rod or a part of a hair bundle wound around the rod, or the like. The hair 120 may be maintained in a wound state by applying tension thereto.

[0054]

As described above in detail, according to the hair winding device according to the present invention, at least a portion around which the hair is wound has a hair winding portion which is compressed and deformed to be elastically resilient, and
A rod provided with hair tip holding means for holding the hair tips,
Since it is composed of winding maintaining means for applying tension to the rod and maintaining the wound state of the hair, it does not require a special technique for winding hair as in the past, and is an amateur. In addition, even a hairdresser with inexperienced skills can easily wind up the hair with very good workability. In addition, since the hair can be wound while holding the tip, the tip is not wound in a broken state, and even if the tip length varies, it can be held in the rod in a regular manner. . In addition, the wound hair is constantly pulled outward by the shape recovery force of the hair wrapping portion which is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically resilient, so that a stronger and more beautiful curl can be imparted.

For example, in the case of using for the permanent treatment, the rod having the wound hair tip is immersed in a container containing the permanent treatment liquid, and the rod is rubbed 2-3 times to apply the permanent treatment liquid. In this case, the treatment liquid once applied is conveniently held in the sponge-like body for a long time, and the treatment liquid can be easily removed when the rod is squeezed reversely. .

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FIG. 1A is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting a hair winding device according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1B is a cross-sectional view along the line AA ′.

FIGS. 2A to 2D are schematic perspective views showing a hair winding method using a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the first embodiment in the order of steps.

FIG. 3 is a schematic partial sectional perspective view showing an AA ′ section of the rod shown in FIG. 2 (d).

FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the second embodiment.

5 (a) to 5 (c) are schematic perspective views showing a method of winding hair around the rod shown in FIG. 4 in the order of steps.

FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the third embodiment.

FIGS. 7A to 7C are schematic perspective views showing a method of winding hair around the rod shown in FIG. 6 in the order of steps.

FIG. 8 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting a hair winding device according to a fourth embodiment.

9A is a schematic perspective view showing a state where a slit surface of the rod shown in FIG. 8 is exposed, and FIG.
Is a sectional view taken along the line AA '.

10A to 10C are schematic perspective views showing a method of winding hair around the rod shown in FIG. 8 in the order of steps.

11 is a schematic cross-sectional view shown for explaining another example of the formation position of the through-hole shown in FIG.

12A is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting a hair winding device according to a modification of the fourth embodiment, and FIG. 12B is a schematic perspective view showing a state where a slit surface of the rod is exposed. FIG.

13 is a cross-sectional view of a portion including a through hole of FIG.

FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view showing a state where hair is wound around the rod of FIG. 12;

FIG. 15A is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the fifth embodiment, and FIG. 15B is a schematic partial cross-sectional perspective view thereof.

FIG. 16 is a schematic perspective view showing a state where a slit surface of the rod shown in FIG. 15 is exposed.

FIG. 17A is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the sixth embodiment, and FIG.
It is A 'sectional drawing.

FIG. 18 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the seventh embodiment.

19 (a) to (c) are schematic perspective views showing a method of winding hair around the rod shown in FIG. 18 in the order of steps.

FIG. 20 (a) is a schematic perspective view of a rod constituting a hair winding device according to a modification of the seventh embodiment viewed from the first slit side, and FIG. 20 (b) is viewed from the back side of (a). It is a typical perspective view.

21 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which hair is wound around the rod shown in FIG. 20.

FIG. 22 is a schematic perspective view showing another state in which hair is wound around the rod shown in FIG. 20;

FIG. 23 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting the hair winding device according to the eighth embodiment.

FIG. 24 is a schematic perspective view showing a state where hair is wound around the rod shown in FIG. 23;

FIG. 25 is a schematic perspective view showing a tubular body as a winding maintaining means B used in the embodiment.

26 is a schematic perspective view shown for explaining a hair winding device formed by a combination of the rod shown in FIG. 17 and the tubular body shown in FIG. 25;

FIG. 27 is a schematic perspective view showing a cover body as a winding maintaining means A used in the embodiment.

FIG. 28 is a schematic perspective view showing a stopper as a winding maintaining means C used in the embodiment.

FIG. 29 is a schematic perspective view showing a modification of the stopper shown in FIG. 28.

FIGS. 30 (a) to (g) are schematic perspective views shown for explaining the cross-sectional shape of the rod used in the present invention.

FIG. 31 is a schematic perspective view showing a hair winding device according to a conventional example.

32 (a) to (d) are process diagrams showing a method of winding hair around a conventional hair winding device.

FIG. 33 is a schematic perspective view showing a rod constituting a hair winding device according to another conventional example.

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10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 70 Rods 10a, 20a, 30a, 40a, 50a, 60a, 7
0a pillar side surface 10b, 20b, 30b, 40b, 50b, 60b, 7
0b Pillar upper surface 10c, 20c, 30c, 40c, 50c, 60c, 7
0c Pillar bottom surface 11, 21, 31, 41, 61, 51, 61, 71 Hair holding slit 11a, 31a, 41a, 51a, 61a Slit surface 20A, 30A, 40A Bifurcated part 20B, 30B Connection part 32, 33 Separation piece 34 clip 35 insertion hole for clip etc. 12 through hole 13 pin 14 annular groove 42, 52 rolled piece 43, 53 rod body 44, 54 through hole 45 first through hole 46 second through hole 76 first slit 77 third slit 80 Tubular body 81 Both ends 82 Hole 90 Cover body 34a, 91, 92 Lever rod 93, 94 Cover piece 15, 65, 75 Cavity 100 Stopper 101 Ring part 102 Leg 110 Hair take-up device 111, 115 Rod 112 Rubber band 113 Pin 114 Sheet body 120 Hair 121 Hair tip 122 Root side

Claims (23)

[Claims] 1. A rod having at least a hair wrapping part for compressing and deforming the hair so that it can be elastically restored, and having a hair tip holding means for holding the hair tip, and tensioning the hair with the rod. A hair winding device comprising: a winding maintaining means for applying a force to maintain a wound state. 2. A hair wrapping part, at least a part of which the hair is wrapped, which is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically resilient, and holds the tip of a forked part which is separated into two parts by a slit passing through the hair wrapping part A hair take-up device comprising: a rod provided as hair tip holding means; and a winding maintaining means for applying a tension to the rod to maintain a wound state. 3. A rod having a hole or a hole formed in a substantially central axis of each of the separation pieces constituting the bifurcated portion, and a clip piece which can be inserted into the hole or the hole and opened and closed by a lever. 3. The hair winding device according to claim 2, further comprising winding maintaining means. 4. A cover body having a plurality of cover pieces opened by a lever rod and capable of covering the rod, wherein the hair is tensioned to the rod by pressure contact with an inner surface of the cover piece when the cover is closed. 3. The hair winding device according to claim 2, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 5. A rod having a C-shaped ring for holding the rod around which hair is wound, and a detent leg extending from one end of the ring to apply tension to the rod. 3. The hair winding device according to claim 2, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 6. A hollow hair-wrapping portion is cut by a first slit extending over the entire length in the length direction and is compressed and deformed so as to be elastically resilient. A hair take-up device comprising: a rod provided with the formed second slit as a hair tip holding means for holding a hair tip; and a winding maintaining means for applying a tension to the rod to maintain a wound state. . 7. A third slit is formed at one end or both ends of the rod to hold a root or a tip of hair wound around the rod, and the third slit is used to apply tension to the rod. 7. The hair winding device according to claim 6, wherein the hair winding device serves as a winding maintaining means for maintaining the applied and wound state. 8. A cover body having a plurality of cover pieces opened by a lever rod and capable of covering the rod, wherein hair is applied to the rod by pressure contact with the inner surface of the cover piece when the cover is closed. 7. The hair winding device according to claim 6, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 9. Both ends are liquid or gas outlets,
A substantially U-shaped tubular body in which the liquid or gas inlet is formed between the both ends, and the hair is wound around the rod by applying pressure to the rod by placing it on a hair winding site. 7. The hair winding device according to claim 6, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 10. A rod having a C-shaped ring for holding the rod around which hair is wound and a detent leg extending from one end of the ring to apply tension to the rod. 7. The hair winding device according to claim 6, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 11. A hair wrapping portion at least where a hair is wrapped has a hair wrapping portion which is elastically resiliently compressively deformed,
A hair winding device comprising: a rod provided with a slit formed in the hair winding portion as a hair tip holding means; and a winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod. 12. A winding in which a pair of slits is formed at both ends of the rod, one of the slits is used as a hair tip holding means, and the other slit is used to maintain a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod. 12. An eleventh aspect of the present invention, which is used as a means for maintaining wear.
A hair winding device as described. 13. A rod provided with a slit penetrating the hair wrapping portion at a middle portion in the length direction of the hair as the bristle tip holding means, and a plurality of cover pieces opened by a leverage rod and capable of covering the rod. 12. The hair winding device according to claim 11, wherein the hair winding device includes a cover body, and winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod by pressing against the inner surface of the cover piece when the cover is closed. . 14. A rod provided with a slit penetrating through a middle part in the length direction of the hair winding part as the bristle tip holding means, and a liquid or gas outlet at both ends, and the liquid between the both ends. Or a substantially U-shaped tubular body having a gas injection port formed thereon, and the hair is wound and maintained by applying tension to the rod and maintaining the hair in a wound state by press-fitting the hair on the hair winding site. The hair winding device according to claim 11, comprising means. 15. A rod provided with a slit penetrating through a middle portion in the length direction of the hair winding portion as the hair tip holding means, a C-shaped ring portion holding the rod around which hair is wound, and 12. The hair winding according to claim 11, further comprising: a detent leg extending from one end of the ring portion, and winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod. Tool. 16. A slit formed without penetrating the hair wrapping part over the entire length in the length direction of the hair wrapping part or at a middle part in the length direction and a slit formed on the hair wrapping surface. A cover body comprising a rod provided as the bristle tip holding means comprising a through hole, and a plurality of cover pieces opened by a leverage rod and capable of covering the rod, wherein the cover body is pressed by the inner surface of the cover piece when closed. 12. The hair winding device according to claim 11, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod. 17. A slit formed without penetrating the hair wrapping part over the entire length in the length direction or at a middle part in the length direction of the hair wrapping part and a slit formed on the hair wrapping surface. A rod having a through-hole and serving as the hair tip holding means, and a substantially U-shaped tube having both ends formed as liquid or gas outlets, and the liquid or gas inlet formed between the both ends. 12. The hair winding device according to claim 11, wherein the hair winding device is a body, and a winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod by press-fitting the hair on a hair winding site. 18. A slit formed without penetrating the hair wrapping part over the entire length in the length direction of the hair wrapping part or at a middle part in the length direction and a slit formed on the hair wrapping surface. A rod provided as the hair tip holding means including a through hole, a C-shaped ring portion holding the rod around which hair is wound, and a detent leg extended from one end of the ring portion. The hair winding device according to claim 11, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod. 19. A slit formed without penetrating the hair wrapping portion over the entire length of the hair wrapping portion in the length direction or at an intermediate portion in the length direction, and a slit formed on the hair wrapping surface. A rod having a second through-hole formed in a rod body continuously with the first through-hole, the hair being provided as the hair tip holding means including a first through-hole, and applying tension to the rod. The hair winding device according to claim 11, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the applied and wound state by inserting a pin into the first through-hole and the second through-hole. 20. A fork formed by an I-slit penetrating at an intermediate portion in a length direction of a hair-wrapping part at least where a hair-wrapping part is compressed and deformed to be elastically resilient, and a II-slit penetrating the hair-wrapping part. A rod having one of the I-slit and the forked portion as a hair tip holding means, and maintaining a state in which hair is wound around the rod by applying tension to the rod. A hair winding device comprising a winding maintaining means. 21. A cover body having a plurality of cover pieces opened by a lever rod and capable of covering the rod, wherein the hair is tensioned to the rod by pressure contact with the inner surface of the cover piece when the cover is closed. 21. The hair winding device according to claim 20, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state. 22. A substantially U-shaped tubular body having a liquid or gas inlet at both ends and an inlet for the liquid or gas formed between the both ends, and is provided on a hair winding site. 21. The hair winding device according to claim 20, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining a state in which the hair is wound by applying tension to the rod by press-fitting the hair. 23. A C-shaped ring portion for holding the rod around which hair is wound, and a detent leg extending from one end of the ring portion to apply tension to the rod. 21. The hair winding device according to claim 20, further comprising winding maintaining means for maintaining the wound state.