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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 181 | Newhair by simi belo | US10579022 | 2004-11-05 | US20070044814A1 | 2007-03-01 | Simi Belo |
| The NewHair wig features a deliberate gap (3) at the front of the wig (2). Through this gap the wearer brings through his/her own real hair (5), parts and brushes over the wig hair to cover the gap, and in doing so, reveals some of his/her own real hair, natural hairline, scalp and roots (6), so that it looks as if all of the hair is growing out of his/her head. Whether the gap is on the left (7), in the centre (8), or on the right (9), it adds much-needed realism to the traditional wig. This is because traditional wigs use fringes, hair bands and other features to hide the stitching, but in doing so, they conceal the wearer's own roots and hairline, so it is apparent that the hair is not really growing out of the head and therefore the hair is fake. | ||||||
| 182 | Wig | US11043150 | 2005-01-27 | US07131449B2 | 2006-11-07 | Nagatoshi Kagami; Mayumi Toba; Hitoshi Akatsuka; Hiroji Ishitaka |
| A wig is fabricated by: a masking sheet, having a great number of openings around 10 mm in diameter formed therein, being applied to a side of a wig base which is to face the scalp of a wearer; a silicone adhesive agent being applied to the wig base through the openings; one end of a tablet formed of a silicone substance, which can be placed within the opening, being adhered to the silicone adhesive agent, and further, a silicone adhesive agent being applied to a surface of the tablet and dried; following which the masking sheet is removed, thereby providing silicone protrusions fixed to the side of the wig base which is to face the scalp of the wearer. | ||||||
| 183 | Hairpiece and method of making same | US11184075 | 2005-07-19 | US20060081267A1 | 2006-04-20 | Erwin Kuptiz |
| A hair replacement or hairpiece that comprises a base woven with natural human hair, color blended and attached such as to simulate a natural growth pattern, hair density and hairline appearance and a method for making same. The hairpiece comprises a base with a front area comprised of coated lace, a back area comprised of about three pieces and reinforced with polyurethane; a knotting pattern wherein the front and crown areas are comprised of hair fixed to the base with single hair split knots, the side and top areas are comprised of hair fixed to the base with alternating single hair flat knots and single hair split knots and the back area comprises hair fixed to the base with single hair flat knots; and a color pattern wherein the base comprises about three color regions comprising a lighter shade in the front, a medium shade in the top and crown areas, and a darker shade in the back area. The knotting pattern is further defined by the directions of the knots, which are either in a crisscross pattern, in a vertical, downward direction, or a horizontal, forward direction. The hairpiece further comprises a hairline comprising hair fixed to the base with single hair split knots fixed to the base in a horizontal, backward direction. Furthermore, the hairpiece comprises natural human hair, wherein the color of the natural hair is enhanced. | ||||||
| 184 | Hair accessory | US10861939 | 2004-06-04 | US20050268928A1 | 2005-12-08 | Teresa Lane |
| A hair accessory is described which includes a ribbon-style member having a first section, a second section, a first plurality of hair strand bundles attached to the first section in a first pattern, and a second plurality of hair strand bundles attached to the second section in a second pattern. The second pattern is different than the first pattern. A method for fabricating a hair accessory is also described. | ||||||
| 185 | Open loop hair extension | US10167552 | 2002-06-11 | US20030226571A1 | 2003-12-11 | Khaliqah Ameenah Rahman |
| The present invention provides a method of adding extensions to a wearers own intact hair. The hair extension of the present invention includes a plurality of artificial or human hair strands having a length, turned about a separate rod, the rod is used only to form the open loop. The rod is removed leaving a one embodiment hair extension, comprising of a length of hair having a first end with an open loop and a second end that is banded or tied. Whereby the wearers hair is prepared to receive the open loop extension by plaiting cornrows horizontally on the wearers head. The open loop first end of the extension is inserted through a section of a cornrow plait vertically, under crossing the cornrow plait to the scalp, until the full loop is visible, the open loop is ready to receive the banded or tied second end. By inserting the banded or tied second end of the extension completely through the first end open loop, pulling tight, causing a looping around the plaited cornrow section, resulting in a completely attached one embodiment open loop extension. | ||||||
| 186 | Method for producing a hair strip | US09885438 | 2001-06-20 | US06581609B2 | 2003-06-24 | Gerhard Ott |
| Method for producing a hair strip wherein hairs lying adjacent to one another are joined together striplike by fusing on and cooling of a strip of synthetic material. For secure cementing of the hairs these are joined together at a predetermined distance from one of their two ends by pouring on of a strip of synthetic material, following which the protruding ends are cut off after solidification of the synthetic material. For improving the hold of the hairs, they may be joined in the region of the strip of synthetic material either before or after this has been poured on by additionally stitching with a thread preferably consisting of the same material. | ||||||
| 187 | Method for producing a hair strip | US09885438 | 2001-06-20 | US20020014249A1 | 2002-02-07 | Gerhard Ott |
| Method for producing a hair strip wherein hairs lying adjacent to one another are joined together striplike by fusing on and cooling of a strip of synthetic material. For secure cementing of the hairs these are joined together at a predetermined distance from one of their two ends by pouring on of a strip of synthetic material, following which the protruding ends are cut off after solidification of the synthetic material. For improving the hold of the hairs, they may be joined in the region of the strip of synthetic material either before or after this has been poured on by additionally stitching with a thread preferably consisting of the same material. | ||||||
| 188 | Zig-zag method of braiding hair | US508706 | 1995-07-28 | US5586566A | 1996-12-24 | Ryeu K. Kim; Im S. Lee |
| A zig-zag method of braiding hair which is applied to the production of braided wigs and hair pieces. The method suggests three specific and essential steps to producing two identical hair pieces. The first step is to arrange a single lock of braided hair in a zig-zag orientation. The second step is to affix a pair of bases, one on each side of the zig-zag oriented lock of hair, and the third step is to make an incision down the middle of the zig-zag equidistant from each side of the of the ends of the zig-zags, resulting in two identical hair pieces. The hair that is used in this process can either be real hair, synthetic hair, or a mixture of both. | ||||||
| 189 | Wigs without head cap made of wefts of single line stitch | US007957 | 1993-01-22 | US5271420A | 1993-12-21 | Heon S. Park |
| A wig is provided having a single line weft and no head cap. Hairs of the wig are joined by a single line of stitch, folded by heating and coated with an adhesive. A linear lace of two or three lines of hairs is fixed to a vinyl sheet. The single weft of wig hair is tied to the linear lace with a binding line. The wig is light in weight due to a single line of weft and the direction of curl can be easily changed. The weft of narrow width will not damage the scalp and suits well with the hair of the wearer. | ||||||
| 190 | Hairpiece base and method of manufacture and fitting of hairpiece | US829117 | 1986-02-14 | US4688584A | 1987-08-25 | Kare A. Nilsen |
| A method of making a hairpiece base by which the hairpiece is fitted so as to promote the formation of a vacuum between the base of the hairpiece and the scalp of the wearer. The base is contoured and formed about its periphery so that the base is slightly smaller around its periphery than the corresponding portion of the wearer's scalp. This reduction in size creates a slight compressive force upon the wearer's scalp which aids in establishing a vacuum. The vacuum formed by expelling the air from under the base effectively seals the covered portion of the scalp to the base causing the hairpiece to adhere to the wearer, eliminating the need for adhesives. | ||||||
| 191 | Assembled wig or wig kit | US758438 | 1985-07-24 | US4658841A | 1987-04-21 | Duk S. Won |
| The disclosure describes an assembled wig or wig kit comprising a front wig portion having a plurality of hook-type fasteners and side links, and a back wig portion having a plurality of links and side hook-type fasteners secured to the fasteners and links wherein the front and back wig portions have different hair styles or colors. | ||||||
| 192 | Hairpiece with simulated natural hairline front | US578205 | 1984-02-08 | US4509539A | 1985-04-09 | Charles Alfieri |
| A hairpiece for simulating a natural hairline at the front of the head of a user comprises a flexible shape-retaining foundation constituted of a light-weight lace mesh having a multitude of fine fibers crossing one another at intersections which are ultrasonically welded to strengthen the mesh to maintain and to retain a predetermined shape which conforms to the contour of the scalp area to be covered. A multitude of hairs is attached to the mesh substantially all the way up to a non-frayable unbound front edge thereof. The hair-attached foundation mesh is detachably secured to the scalp area, and the line of attached hair at the front of the mesh is reliably positioned on the front of the head of the user to simulate a natural hairline thereat. The method of making the hairpiece also is disclosed. | ||||||
| 193 | Hair-weaving device | US684769 | 1976-05-10 | US4049006A | 1977-09-20 | Proxy G. Saunders; Lorine Moorman |
| A hair-weaving machine includes two endwise juxtaposed threaded shafts having a gap formed therebetween and two arms provided with grippers which may be rotated in a clockwise and anticlockwise directions around the shafts, respectively. As the arms are slowly advanced in the same directions longitudinally along the respective shafts, one arm with its gripper pushes a needle-attached thread through an endportion of a hairpiece and past a strand of hairs, while the other arm and its associated gripper grips the needle after the latter has been pushed through the endportion of the hairpiece and past the strand of hairs, and returns the needle and its associated thread subsequently to the first arm. The next action of the first gripper arm results in a complete loop being formed around the hairpiece endportion and the strand of natural hairs, subsequent loops being formed as the arms are advanced longitudinally along the respective shafts. A spool with a torsion spring attached to the frame of the machine keeps the thread tout at all times, which results in the formation of tight loops. | ||||||
| 194 | Hairpiece, particularly a toupet, and process for making same | US460306 | 1974-04-12 | US3971392A | 1976-07-27 | Kurt A. Brehmer |
| The hairpiece consists of a foundation made from a single thickness of plastic sheets and hairs which are inserted through hair channels in the foundation. The hairs are secured in place in the foundation by plugs of adhesive inserted in the hair channels.The hairpiece is made by placing a sheet of plastics material on a mould corresponding in shape to the head of the eventual user, inserting hairs through the hair channels in that foundation, the ends of the hairs projecting beyond the internal surface of the foundation, removing those parts of the hairs that project from the internal surface, applying to the internal surface an adhesive which has a viscosity and a capillary adhesion such that the adhesive penetrates and fills the hair channels, and finally, after the adhesive has set, removing the adhesive from the internal surface of the foundation, while leaving the adhesive in place in the hair channels as plugs. | ||||||
| 195 | Hairpiece with molecularly bonded foundation and method for making same | US45627774 | 1974-03-29 | US3905378A | 1975-09-16 | LEVIN DONALD; WARD WALTER D |
| A method for making a man''s hairpiece comprising a nonwoven network foundation and weighing approximately 6 grams is described. Monofilament nylon strands are molecularly bonded to form a rectangular network which is then shaped and cut to form a foundation. Hair fibers are secured to the bond points in a manner simulating natural growth.
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| 196 | Custom formed wig block | US44974574 | 1974-03-11 | US3897892A | 1975-08-05 | WATERS JAMES L |
| An impression is first taken of the portion of a customer''s head to be covered by a hairpiece and then is used as a mold die to form a wig stand conforming exactly to the customer''s head shape. The material from which the stand is made is a lightweight, rigid, polymeric foam material such as a polyurethane foam comprising monthane and polyisonate having a density of 2 1/2 to 10 pcf and a hardness of 10 to 75 on the Shore A scale capable of being formed in an open mold.
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| 197 | Hair-piece for a hair wig having an all directional contractility and its processing method for the same | US41876573 | 1973-11-23 | US3858591A | 1975-01-07 | WADA YUKIO |
| A novel hair-portion for a hair-wig having multi directional contractility processed in three steps namely providing two stitching lines on the hair bundle, folding said bundle in two rows which is then provided with two lines of stitches, and further folding said bundle wherein lower threads in each processing of each step are spirally stitched by means of a looper of the sewing machine, said lower threads having contractility being spirally stitched during said threads being stretched in the lengthwise direction under the condition that the hair bundles are tensiled in the third step so that a multi directional contractility is provided to the hair-piece.
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| 198 | Wig with improved front hairline construction | US27282772 | 1972-07-18 | US3830245A | 1974-08-20 | ABBOTT D; CHEN G |
| A wig with an improved front hairline construction which enables the wearer to style the wig alternatively in an ''''off-the-face'''' or in an ''''on-the-face'''' style is provided. The wig foundation has wefts of hair positioned generally perpendicularly of the front edge of the wig so as to intersect the front edge of the foundation at a generally right angle thereto. Preferably, at least a portion of the wefts which intersect the front edge of the foundation comprise a series of wefts attached to the wig foundation in a pattern of generally concentric arcs or arc-like configurations centered about a focal point adjacent the front edge of the wig.
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| 199 | Method of making artificial hair pieces | US3670741D | 1970-08-04 | US3670741A | 1972-06-20 | UTSUNOMIYA JITSUO |
| A method of making an artificial hairpiece including a layer of artificial skin with implanted hair, comprising steps of tying strands of hair to a net which is initially tensioned so as to fully open its meshes, then subsequently stretching said net in one direction whereby said net is contracted in the direction perpendicular to that of the stretching to reduce its area and thereby effect a much closer or more dense grouping of the hair strands, and applying a layer of fluid raw material to said net in its reduced area condition whereby said raw material becomes solidified forming the artificial skin with said net and hairstrands embedded therein.
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| 200 | Hairpiece construction | US3651821D | 1969-11-21 | US3651821A | 1972-03-28 | MIELKE DOROTHY M |
| A partial hairpiece for use by people with thinning hair which consists of a plurality of hair-carrying webbed bands for placement across the top of the head in separated strips, the bands having their ends attached to an elastic band which is Ushaped and extends around the back of the head from the temples. The separation of the hair-carrying strips allows the wearer''s own hair to extend through the area between the strips where it may intermingle with an overlie portions of the hairpiece hair.
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