FR2845574A1 - Hook device for releasably fixing hair extensions to a person's head, includes lock of hair eyelet at one end connected to hook that can be attached to lock of person's hair between person's head and hair binding - Google Patents

Abstract

The device includes a lock of hair (a) forming a hair extension that can be positioned near to a person's head. The lock of hair includes a flexible or rigid eyelet (b) fixed to a sleeve (c) at one end of the hair. The eyelet is connected to a hook (d) by a connecting ring (g). The hook can be attached to a support point formed by binding a lock of the person's natural hair, with the hook placed between the binding and the person's scalp.

Description

Device for added locks of hair, which can be placed and

  remove at will The invention consists of a lock of hair (a) whose end which is positioned near the head of the patient, is provided with an eyelet (b), flexible (fig3) or rigid (fig2) , fixed on the wick (c), to be connected to a closed hook (d) or other means having the particularity of being able to open and close at will, and the creation of a support point (e) in the hair of the patient to trap some hair (f) with the hook closed The present invention aims to be able to remove and return at will, one or more strands of hair added to a hair, a4 after the creation in it of a point retainer tying multiple hairs together to form a breakpoint. (figS) The user can thus himself quickly change locks of hair, fancies, or extensions, for a period of several months or

a few hours.

  4 'By way of example in a preferred but non-limiting form, the accompanying drawings show: FIG. 1: Wick with its hook in the open position fig. 2: Drill bit with rigid eyelet fig. 3: Wick end with flexible eyelet o fig 4: Wick end with closed hook and ring fig 5: Installation of the device with stop point The support, or stop point, made in the patient's hair,

  can be designed in different ways.

  This is not of capital importance for the invention, since any medium can be used as long as only two or three

  strands of hair are tied together to form a buttor of the invention.

  By way of example, in a preferential but non-limiting form, a few strands of hair will be tied two or three centimeters from the root, (fig 5) with the fusing process, well known to users.

hair extension.

  The added wick will thus be fixed with its closed hook, above

from the breakpoint (fig4).

  The same result can also be obtained by cold bonding.

  Any product which with the possibility of bringing together in a firm and lasting way, several hairs together, can be used to offer the support of the invention In an even simpler form, without any material or technical product, one can proceed in the same way next: make a small braid, in which we will plant the closed hook, presented in the open ao position, which can thus be fixed at any place along the braid. Until now, fused locks of hair, or tie by other methods, must necessarily be removed after a period of about four to five months, for comfort or health

4 - the user's hair.

  The removal of the added wicks is done with a lotion which dissolves the

point of glue.

  The hair thus removed has become unusable.

  In a practical and economical way the patient therefore has the possibility, tZ with the present invention, to recover her extension hair after

  removed for later delivery.

  From or a substantial saving for the user In the case of fancy wicks, the constitution of the wick could have a troublesome character, for example in a fragile construction

  _ S or difficult to bear to sleep.

  The present invention thus allows the patient to be able to remove herself an annoying wick to sleep, for example objects on wicks for children, or which could risk being damaged in her sleep, for example wicks with feathers or other fragile accessories Several hangings, hook closed, can be

consider for the invention.

  In order to accentuate the mobility of the wick, a ring (g) can be placed between the eyelet (b) fixed at the end of the wick, and the closed hook (d) The size of the closed hook (d) has no importance for the

  operation of the present invention.

  However, in the case of hair extension, the installation of a large number of locks will require discreet fixing. Small hooks

  can be made for this specific work, like carabiners, which o will be of interest combining comfort and discretion for the user.

  The eyelet will be fixed at the end of the lock of a closed shape (c), linked to the hair, designed in a flexible material, such as for example a wire or a cord (fig3), or by the hair itself curled and glued, or by a rigid eyelet, like a lace end (figl), the important thing is that it offers a - 5 opening large enough to receive directly or

indirectly, a closed hook.

  The present invention is addressed to a large number of users, offering the possibility of being able to change easily and durably

  accessories for a modest cost.

Claims (6)

  1) strand of hair, addition type, the end of which in contact with the user's hair is provided with an eyelet fixed on the strand, connected to a   closed hook or other means which can open and close at will.   2) lock of hair, type addition, according to claim 1, characterized & in that the eyelet is made of a flexible material.   3) lock of hair, addition type, according to claim 1, characterized   by the fact that the eyelet is made of a rigid material.   4) lock of hair, addition type, according to any one of claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the eyelet is made of X0 o hair.   ) Lock of hair, type addition, according to any one of claims 1 to 4 characterized in that the hair supporting   the eyelet are in natural hair 6) lock of hair, addition type, according to any one of the   - i S claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the supporting hair   the eyelet are made of synthetic material   7) lock of hair, type addition, according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that a ring connects the eyelet closed hook   Es 8) lock of hair, addition type, according to claims 1 to 7,   characterized in that the hold in the patient's hair is carried out by a breakpoint previously created in the form of a collage or crimp.   9) lock of hair, addition type, according to claims 1 to 7,   t ç characterized in that the holding in the patient's hair is carried out by a breakpoint previously created in the form of a mat or braid.