JP2016030022A - Hair spray protector - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent the scalp including the face from being sprayed with injection liquid of a hair spray.SOLUTION: The hair spray protector includes: an elastic planar body which is curved to follow along the head; a plurality of scalp protecting pieces which extend nearly in parallel with the end part of the planar body; and scalp insertion spaces which are formed nearly in parallel in-between these scalp protecting pieces. The hair spray protector is characterized in that the scalp is protected by inserting the hair in these scalp insertion spaces. The protector is placed on the head and made to prevent the scalp, the face, etc., from being sprayed with injection liquid of a hair spray.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a hair spray protector for preventing unnecessary spray from being applied to the scalp and face during hair spraying.

  Conventionally, it has been known that a hair spray spray is applied to the face when a hair spray is sprayed on the hair to hold the hairstyle.

ACT 7-27409 5-18415 Utility model registration 3028771

As disclosed in Patent Literature 1 to Patent Literature 3, when spraying hair spray onto the head, a spray protector for protecting the lower face from the forehead has been considered.
However, although these protective gears can protect the face, the spray liquid that has passed through the gaps in the hair may adhere to the scalp. There is a problem that the spray liquid is sticky, and when it adheres to the scalp, it closes the pores, hurts the hair root, and causes hair loss. Also, itching and discomfort due to the spray liquid adhering to the scalp has been a problem.

  A hair spray protection device having a plate-like main body curved to follow the head, a plurality of scalp protection pieces extending substantially in parallel from the end of the main body, and the scalp protection A hair spray protector comprising scalp insertion gaps formed substantially parallel to each other and inserting hair into the scalp insertion gaps to protect the scalp.

  It is possible to solve the above problems and prevent the spray of hair spray from being applied to the scalp including the face.

It is a perspective view which shows the protector for hair sprays of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the protector for hair sprays of a 1st Example to the head. It is a perspective view which shows the state which accommodated the protector for hair sprays which is a 2nd Example. It is a perspective view which shows the state which accommodated the protector for hair sprays which is a 2nd Example in a container, and also accommodated the hair spray can. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which mounts | wears the head with the hair spray protective device and protects the scalp. It is a perspective view which shows the protector for hair sprays of a 3rd Example. It is detail drawing of the scalp protection piece which is a 4th Example, and the hair insertion space | interval.

  A hair spray protection device having a plate-like main body curved to follow the head, a plurality of scalp protection pieces extending substantially in parallel from the end of the main body, and the scalp protection A hair spray protector comprising scalp insertion gaps formed substantially parallel to each other and inserting hair into the scalp insertion gaps to protect the scalp.

A hair spray protector comprising holding means for holding the hair spray protector in a cylindrical shape smaller than a free state.
The holding means is a hair spray protector comprising a cylindrical container, and the hair spray protector is rolled into a cylindrical shape and stored in the container.
The holding means is characterized in that the hair spray protector is provided with a pair of locking devices, the hair spray protective device is rolled into a cylindrical shape, and the locking devices are engaged with each other to hold the cylindrical shape. It is a protective device for hair spray.

  FIG. 1 shows a hair spray protector 10 of the first embodiment, and the whole is integrally formed of a plate-like material having moderate flexibility and elasticity such as plastic. The hair spray protector 10 includes a main body 20, a scalp protection piece 30, and a scalp insertion gap 40. The main body 20 has a contour surrounded by a substantially arc-shaped outer end portion 21 and an inner end portion 22 having the same arc-shaped contour, and the whole is curved so as to follow the head. If the hair spray protector 10 is formed of a transparent or translucent material, there is an advantage that the upper part is easy to see.

  A scalp protection piece 30 extends rearward from the rear end portion 22 substantially parallel to the rear. The scalp protection piece 30 is composed of a root portion 32 where the inner end portion 22 of the main body 20 continues and a tip portion 31 having a tapered tip.

  The scalp protection pieces 30 are formed at intervals, and this space constitutes a scalp insertion gap 40. The plurality of scalp insertion gaps 40 are formed substantially in parallel.

FIG. 2 shows a wearing state of the hair spray protector 10, and the scalp protection piece 30 is inserted between the hairs 60 along the scalp 50 from the user's forehead. The hair 60 is inserted into the hair insertion gap 40 with increased density.
As shown in FIG. 5, the scalp protecting piece 30 prevents the spray spray from entering the scalp 50 side, and the hair 60 is densely packed in the hair insertion gap 40, so that the spray spray is It is difficult to enter the scalp 50 side.

Since a large number of scalp protection pieces 30 are provided, the wearing state is maintained by the frictional force with the hair 60, and it is possible to perform hairdressing work using both hands.
Further, since the hair spray protector 10 is curved narrower than the curvature of the scalp 50 along the scalp 50 (Y direction in FIG. 6), the scalp 50 is held between the scalp 50 with elasticity to make it easy to maintain the wearing state.

  In addition, the scalp protection piece 30 can be curved in the X direction in FIG. 6 to improve the adhesion to the scalp 50 and to facilitate the insertion of the scalp protection piece 30.

  FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment in which the hair spray protector 10 is rolled up and stored in a cylindrical storage container 70. Since the hair spray protector 10 is bulky in a free state, it can be rolled up and stored compactly. In FIG. 4, the hair spray can 80 can be further housed inside the hair spray protector 10 to save the space on the dressing table.

  FIG. 6 shows a third embodiment. By providing an ear hook 33 and putting the ear hook 33 on the ear, it can be made difficult to fall off when used outdoors as a sun visor. The ear hook 33 may use a rubber string. When using also as a sun visor, it is preferable to use a UV cut material.

  Furthermore, in the third embodiment, a retaining portion 34 is provided in the vicinity of the distal end portion 31 of the scalp protection piece 30 to make it difficult to fall off. Moreover, the locking tool 23 is provided and the protective device 10 for hair sprays is rolled up so that a cylindrical compact shape can be maintained. The locking tool 23 may use a notch or a hook-and-loop fastener.

  FIG. 7 shows a fourth embodiment in which the width W of the scalp protection piece 30 is wide at the root portion 32 side and narrowed at the tip portion 31 side. As a result, the width B of the scalp insertion gap 40 is wide on the gap inlet 41 side and narrow on the gap back portion 42 side, so that the hair 60 easily enters the hair protection gap 40 and the hair 60 enters the back. Therefore, since it is tightened, there is an advantage that it can be held firmly. Further, the width W of the scalp protection piece 30 has an effect of increasing rigidity because the root portion 32 is wide.

  The contour shape of the outer end portion 21 of the main body portion 20 may not be an arc shape, but may be another shape as long as the hair spray liquid can be effectively prevented from being applied to the face. Further, the contour shape of the inner end portion 22 is not limited to an arc shape as long as it conforms to the hairline.

  The hair spray protector of the present invention protects the face and scalp when using hair spray, but it is also effective for protecting the head area such as the neck and clothing, and can also be used for sun visors. is there.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a hair spray protector 20, a main body 21, an outer end 22, an inner end 23, a locking tool 30, a scalp protection piece 31, a tip 32, a root 33, an ear hook 34, and a detent 40. The hair insertion gap 41 is the gap entrance 42 is the gap depth 50 is the scalp 60 is the scalp 70 is the storage container 80 is the hair spray can

Claims (4)

  A hair spray protection device having a plate-like main body curved to follow the head, a plurality of scalp protection pieces extending substantially in parallel from the end of the main body, and the scalp protection A protective device for hair spray, comprising scalp insertion gaps formed substantially parallel to each other, and inserting scalp into these scalp insertion gaps to protect the scalp.   A hair spray protector comprising holding means for holding the hair spray protector of claim 1 in a cylindrical shape smaller than a free state.   The holding means according to claim 2 is constituted by a cylindrical container, and the hair spray protector is rolled into a cylindrical shape and stored in the container.   According to a second aspect of the present invention, the hair spray protector is provided with a pair of locking devices, the hair spray protective device is rolled into a cylindrical shape, and the locking devices are engaged with each other to hold the cylindrical shape. Hair spray protective equipment.

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