Cover, and method for using same

Abstract

The through-hole provided in the substantially central portion of the cover has a thinness that can be stretched when pulled. It is formed to have such a size that the head of a wearer can tautly pass through it, and when the head passes through it, the cover comes to drape over the abdomen and the back of the wearer, and when the abdomen side is lifted up to expose the face of the wearer protruding from the through-hole, the periphery of the through-hole stretches further and adheres to the skin around the face of the wearer from along the nape, under the ears, to along the forehead. Thus, for applying a general hair medicant, such as hair dye or treatment, the cover is a multi-purpose cape which encases the hair with adhering hair medicant, and easily enwraps the hair in its entirety.

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TECHNICAL AREAS[0001]As for the present invention and its related method of use, when a general hair medicant is being applied to the hair, it becomes a cape that covers the upper half of the body, and after the general hair medicant has been applied, it becomes an innovative cover that can retain heat and moisture for the hair in its entirety and prevent the general hair medicant from drying out.[0002]When beauty salons or barber shops apply general hair medicants, such as perms, hair treatments, hair colorings, and the like, the hair treated with the general medicant is covered with a hair cap or a film wrap used for food packaging. This is to prevent the general hair medicant from drying out and to keep the hair warm and moist, thereby promoting the penetrating effect of the medicant.[0003]However, when individuals dye their hair at home, haircaps and film wraps are rarely used. Therefore, since general hair medicants applied to the hair dry out, and sufficient heat retention and...

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Problems solved by technology

However, when individuals dye their hair at home, haircaps and film wraps are rarely used.

Therefore, since general hair medicants applied to the hair dry out, and sufficient heat retention and moisture do not occur, in the case of hair-coloring agents, chemical changes may be inconsistent, resulting in uneven dying or uneven color.

Further, during the wait time needed for dyeing chemical agents to take effect, there is risk that hair coloring agents stain the user's surroundings.

Furthermore, the unique irritating odor of hair coloring agents may cause nausea.

Further, when applying a hair-coloring agent, to prevent it from adhering to clothing, users typically wear a dedicated cape, however, even in this case, the hair to which the hair medicant had been applied is exposed, so there is a risk that the hair medicant may stain clothes or the surrounding area.

In cases that the user is uncomfortable with the risk, the hair-coloring agent is used in the bathroom, but if it adheres to the body, it may stain the skin for several days, and what is more, if it adheres to the bathtub, walls, or the like, there are problems that the stain is unremovable.

Against this background, the following technical report will disclose various hair caps that have been invented, but they are not yet established for home use, beauty salons, or the like, and almost none have been put to practical use.

On the one hand, when beauty salons or barber shops use hair caps, because one that contains elastic is widely stretched to cover the hair to which a general hair medicant has been applied, the hair dresser's task is made more difficult.

In particular, if a hair dye adheres to the periphery of the hair cap, it may come into contact with the customer's skin, so in order to avoid the periphery of the cap from touching the hair, the elastic of the cap must be stretched by hand as widely as possible, which is extremely difficult for one person to do, and sometimes help from others is necessary.

Moreover, because the hair cap is put on the head

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