JP3116002U - Head refresh tool. - Google Patents

Abstract

In a present situation called a stress society, fatigue of a head is serious. As a means to remove this fatigue, massage the head to improve blood circulation and remove fatigue substances, bathe and wash the hair, get a clean feeling and feel refreshed, go out to the forest bath and get fresh air You can relax yourself and your body, rest in the oxygen supply room (charged), and enjoy a forest bath. These head fatigue removing means have a certain effect but take time and effort. The present invention provides a refreshing tool for the head that does not require time and effort and can be used anywhere regardless of location.
A head refreshing device comprising a combination of a head cap (10) made of a material having no air permeability or low air permeability and a container (20) filled with a gas (21) useful for refreshing the head.
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Description

The present invention relates to a tool used for refreshing the head.

In today's so-called stress society, fatigue of the head is serious. As a means to remove this fatigue, massage the head to improve blood circulation and remove fatigue substances, bathe and wash the hair, get a clean feeling and feel refreshed, go out to the forest bath and get fresh air You can relax yourself and your body, rest in the oxygen supply room (charged), and enjoy a forest bath. These head fatigue removing means have a certain effect but take time and effort. Now, there is no head fatigue removal means that can be easily obtained without taking time and effort.
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Unlike conventional means for removing head fatigue that takes time and effort, the present invention provides a head refreshing tool that does not take time and that can be used anywhere.

In view of this situation, the present inventor has conducted various studies to solve the above-mentioned problems, and as a result, the head cap and a set of containers filled with gas useful for refreshing the head are set. Complete the head refresh tool in combination with it, place it close to you, and carry it when you move, so you can easily use it without taking time and effort when you want to remove head fatigue It is what I did. That is, the head refreshing tool according to the present invention is (1) a container 20 filled with a cap 10 of the head made of a material having no air permeability or low air permeability and a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head. (2) The head refreshing device according to (1) above, wherein the container 20 is an aerosol can or a plastic bag sized to be accommodated in the head cap 10. It is a tool.

The head refresh tool of the present invention is lightweight, low in bulk and convenient to carry, and its usage is extremely simple, so you can use it anywhere without having to spend time and effort to refresh the head. It is a very good thing.

The basic items for completing the present invention will be described below. The head cap 10 covers the head, a space is provided inside the head and the cap, a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head is placed in the space, and the gas 21 is brought into contact with the head skin and hair. It is. Therefore, since the gas 21 needs to exist inside the cap for a while, the material of the cap 20 on the head is preferably non-breathable or low-breathing. The material is not limited, such as a product made of cloth or cloth, but for example, a shower cap (cap that covers the head so that hot water does not hang on the hair when taking a shower) may be inexpensive.

The gas 21 useful for refreshing the head is most representative of oxygen, and fresh air is good for others. The atmosphere collected from places where forest bathing is possible, such as the atmosphere collected at Oze and Yakushima, and the lavender-scented atmosphere collected from lavender fields in Furano, Hokkaido, must be appreciated by many. The air collected from the shrine precincts and temples is appreciated as a spiritual atmosphere and can be provided by each shrine.

One container 20 containing the gas 21 useful for refreshing the head is an aerosol can, and the other is a plastic bag sized to be accommodated in the cap 10 of the head. An aerosol can is generally a pressure-resistant spray container for containing a fragrance, a deodorant, an insecticide and the like, and a similar can is filled with a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head.

A plastic bag of a size that can be accommodated in the cap 10 of the head may be selected by considering the permeability of the gas 21 and can be handled by using a laminate film or the like. A bag filled with gas 21 (for example, oxygen) is put in a bag larger than this bag, and the outer bag is filled with air 31 to form a double package. Permeation of oxygen in the inner bag can be prevented because the bag is constantly compressed with air pressure. When using, remove the outer bag and use only the inner bag. In the above case, if you put potpourri 32 (mixed with dried flowers and fragrances in order to enjoy the fragrance) in the above case, the air 31 in the outer bag is fragrant, and the air 31 is fragrant. In this case, both bags are used. The reason why the potpourri 32 is put in an inner bag containing oxygen and does not coexist with oxygen is that an aromatic component such as the potpourri 32 may be oxidized and change its odor if stored for a long time in a high oxygen concentration. For this reason, it is preferable to put in an outer bag filled with air different from oxygen.

The aerosol can of the container 20 will not be described in particular, but for a plastic bag of a size that can be accommodated in the cap 10 of the head, the gas 21 useful for refreshing the head filled in the bag is taken out. Explain your mouth. A small hole is provided in any part of the bag, and a small hole closing label with adhesive or a small hole closing tape is attached to the small hole. If the adhesive-attached small hole closing tape is peeled off, small holes appear and serve as an outlet for the gas 21 useful for refreshing the head. In the case of a bag that is not provided with an outlet, the outlet for the gas 21 is provided using a cutting tool such as scissors.

Next, examples will be described. The "head cap 10 made of a material having no air permeability or low air permeability" is hereinafter simply referred to as "head cap 10" and is filled with "gas 21 useful for refreshing the head". Hereinafter, “the container 20” is simply referred to as “the container 20 filled with the gas 21”.

This will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory view for explaining the usage of the head refresh tool according to the present invention. A shower cap-shaped head cap 10 made of polyethylene film is prepared. A rubber string 11 is provided around the opening of the cap 10 at the head. Next, an aerosol can filled with oxygen is prepared as a container 20 filled with a gas 21. The aerosol can is provided with a tube 22 that serves as an injection port for the gas 21.

Three head caps 10 and one container 20 described above were prepared, and these were combined and accommodated in a box case to obtain a head refresh tool. In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, the use of the refreshing tool for the head covers the head cap 10 over the head and a tube 22 provided in the container 20 between the opening of the head cap 10 and the head. The gas 21 is ejected into the cap 10 of the head, and the gas 21 exists in the cap 10 and the space of the head, and is left for about 10 minutes, while the head rests in a relaxed state.

This will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a head refresh tool according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a schematic explanatory diagram for explaining a use state of the head refresh tool of FIG. A container 20 filled with a gas 21 filled with oxygen is prepared as a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head in a transparent bag (70 mm × 100 mm) made of polyethylene film. Labels 23 are attached to the corners of the four corners of the container 20 to indicate positions for placing a spout for providing an opening for releasing the gas 21 to the outside of the bag. Next, a cap 10 having the same head as the head cap 10 used in Example 1 is prepared, the head cap 10 is folded to a width of about 40 mm, and then wound into a cylindrical shape. A band seal 12 was hung to reduce the bulk of the cap 10 at the head.

A transparent bag (80 mm × 140 mm) made of polyethylene film for packaging the container 20 filled with the gas 21 and the cap 10 on the head was prepared. The packaging bag 30 contains the container 20 filled with the gas 21 and the cap 10 at the head. The air bag 31 is inflated with air 31 in the packaging bag 30, and the opening is heat sealed. A head refresh tool was provided.

The use of the refreshing tool for the head is as follows. The packaging bag 30 is inflated with air 31. In this state, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 is packaged and the container 20 is covered with the pressurized air 31, so that the gas 21 in the container 20 permeates from the container 20, that is, the polyethylene film bag. However, it also prevents the container 20 from being destroyed during storage or transportation by preventing the external pressure of the container 20 from being applied directly.

In use, the packaging bag 30 is opened, and the container 20 filled with the gas 21 and the cap 10 on the head are taken out. First, the band seal 12 of the head cap 10 is removed, the head cap 10 is widened, and the opening is placed on a suitable place such as a table, and then the label of the container 20 filled with the gas 21 is placed. 23 is sandwiched from both sides of the container 20 with the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, and is cut with a scissors holding the cut line displayed on the label 23 with the right hand, and an opening 24 is provided at one corner of the container 20. At this time, the gas 21 does not leak because the opening is closed by the thumb and the index finger sandwiching the container 20 from both sides of the container 20. In this state, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 is inserted from the opening of the cap 10 of the head prepared in advance, and the thumb and index finger that sandwiched the container 20 at this time are released, and this time the head of the head is held with both hands. At the same time that the opening of the cap 10 is expanded, the head is lowered to approach the opening of the cap 10 of the head, and the head cap 10 is quickly put on the head. By doing so, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 is placed on the head, and a state is created in which the cap 10 on the head covering the container 20 is covered. Next, when the container 20 is pressed by hand from above the cap 10 on the head, the gas 21 in the container 20 blows out from the opening 24 of the container 20, and the gas 21 exists in the head cap 10 and the head space. Let it sit for about 10 minutes, and rest your head in a relaxed state.

This will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a head refresh tool according to the present invention. A container 20 filled with a gas 21 filled with oxygen is prepared as a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head in a transparent bag (70 mm × 100 mm) made of polyethylene film. At the corners of the four corners of the container 20, labels 23 are attached to indicate the positions for placing a bag for providing an opening 24 for releasing the gas 21 to the outside of the bag. Next, a cap 10 having the same head as the head cap 10 used in Example 1 is prepared. The head cap 10 is folded to a width of about 40 mm, and then wound into a cylindrical shape. A band seal 12 was hung to reduce the bulk of the cap 10 at the head.

A transparent bag (80 mm × 160 mm) made of polyethylene film for packaging the container 20 filled with the gas 21 and the cap 10 on the head was prepared. A container 20 filled with the gas 21 in the packaging bag 30 and further containing a potpourri 32 (three pieces) mainly composed of a lavender scent, a portion slightly beyond the container 20 filled with the gas 21, and A heat seal portion 33 is provided at the opening in a state where air 31 is inflated into the packaging bag 30. The head cap 10 on which the band seal 12 is hung is accommodated in the remaining accommodating portion of the packaging bag 30, the front end portion of the packaging bag 30 is folded and sealed with the adhesive tape 34, and the head refreshing tool did.

The use of the refreshing tool for the head is as follows. The gas 21 in the container 20 is oxygen. Normally, when a fragrance is brought into contact with oxygen at a high concentration for a long time, the fragrance is oxidized and loses its original fragrance. In the case of the present invention, the container 20 containing oxygen, the potpourri 32 (three pieces) mainly containing the scent of lavender, and the packaging bag 30 enclosing the air 31 are isolated, and the oxygen in the container 20 and the packaging bag 30 Since the air 31 with the lavender scent does not come together, it will be explained that the air 31 scented with the lavender in the packaging bag 30 is not affected by the oxygen in the container 20. The oxygen concentration in the air does not affect the oxidation of the scent component.

Now, regarding the use of the head refresh tool, first the head cap 10 accommodated in the upper end of the packaging bag 30 is taken out, the band seal 12 is taken out, and the folded head cap 10 is removed. Spread it and place it on the table with the opening facing up. Next, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 (oxygen) is in the packaging bag 30, but the container 20 is slightly smaller than the packaging bag 30, so the corner of the container 20 where the label 23 is pasted is placed on the packaging bag 30. Move to the corner in the bag, hold the corner with the thumb and forefinger of your left hand from both sides of the packaging bag 30, and see through the tear line displayed on the label 23 (from above the packaging bag 30) ) Cut the top with a scissors with the right hand, and provide openings in one corner of the packaging bag 30 and one corner of the container 20. At this time, since the opening of the packaging bag 30 and the opening of the container 20 are closed by the thumb and index finger sandwiching the packaging bag 30 and the container 20 from both sides of the packaging bag 30, the gas 21 (oxygen) is also lavender. The scented air 31 does not leak. In this state, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 (oxygen) and the packaging bag 30 filled with the air 31 with the scent of lavender are put through the opening of the head cap 10 prepared in advance, and packaging is performed at this time. Release the thumb and index finger that sandwiched the bag 30 and the container 20, and hold the head 10 with the two hands to expand the opening of the cap 10 at the same time, and lower the head closer to the opening of the cap 10 of the head. , Quickly put on the head cap 10. By doing so, the container 20 filled with the gas 21 and the packaging bag 30 containing the air 31 smelling of lavender are placed on the head, and the cap 10 on the head covering the container 20 is covered. To produce. Subsequently, when the packaging bag 30 and the container 20 are pressed by hand from above the cap 10 on the head, the gas 21 (oxygen) in the container 20 is discharged from the opening of the container 20 and the air 31 scented with lavender is the packaging bag. The air is blown out from the opening 30 and the gas 21 (oxygen) and the air 31 scented with lavender are present in the head cap 10 and the head space. When you take off the cap 10 on the head, the scent of lavender smells from the head for a while and you can enjoy a refreshing feeling. Note that the air 31 scented by lavender is not affected by the gas 21 (oxygen) because the 10 minutes wearing the cap 10 on the head is short.

In Example 2, a container 20 filled with a gas 21 filled with oxygen was prepared as a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head in a transparent bag (70 mm × 100 mm) made of polyethylene film, but in Example 4, it was useful for refreshing the head. A head refreshing tool having the same configuration as in Example 2 was used except that the gas 21 was replaced with the above-described oxygen, and the atmosphere was collected at Minoh Park Minoh Waterfall in Minoh City, Hyogo Prefecture.

The use of the head refresh tool is the same as the use of the head refresh tool of the second embodiment.

The present invention can be used in the industrial field of manufacturing, selling and using a head refresh tool. That is, it can be used in the manufacture and sale of the head cap 10, the production of gas such as oxygen and fresh air, the sale field, the manufacture and sale of the container 20, and the hairdressing salon that uses the head refresh tool. it can.

It is a schematic explanatory drawing explaining the usage form of the refresh tool of the head which concerns on this application. It is a perspective view of the refresh tool of the head concerning the present invention device. It is a schematic explanatory drawing explaining the use condition of the refresh tool of the head of FIG. It is a perspective view of the refresh tool of the head concerning the present invention device.

Explanation of symbols

10 Head Cap 11 Rubber String 12 Band Seal 20 Container 21 Gas 22 Tube 23 Label 24 Opening 30 Packaging Bag 31 Air 32 Potpourri 33 Heat Sealing Section 34 Adhesive Tape

Claims (2)

A head refresh tool comprising a combination of a head cap 10 made of a material having no air permeability or low air permeability and a container 20 filled with a gas 21 useful for refreshing the head. The head refresh tool according to claim 1, wherein the container (20) is an aerosol can or a plastic bag having a size that can be accommodated in the cap (10).

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