Practice wig

Abstract

To provide a practice wig that allows inexpensive replacement of a scalp part in which hair has been implanted.SOLUTION: A practice wig has a scalp part and a head part, and the scalp part is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the head part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a practice wig used by beauticians, barbers, or their apprentices.

Background Art

[0002] Beauticians, barbers, or their apprentices use a practice wig to acquire cutting techniques and the like. Conventional practice wigs gradually cut the hair on the head to acquire cutting techniques.

[0003] Finally, when all the hair to be cut is finished, the life of the practice wig ends, and a new practice wig is purchased. The practice wig with all the hair cut will be discarded.

[0004] In this case, even if all the hair is cut, the head body is not damaged at all. If the head body is discarded as it is, it must be treated as industrial waste, and the burden is not small.

[0005] As a solution to such problems, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2012-170654, "In the head 1 of a mannequin formed to imitate a human head, the inside is formed to be hollow, and the head body 10 has an artificial eye exposure hole 14a on the face 11 and an artificial eye replacement hole 17 at the upper part through which an operator's hand can enter and exit; an artificial eye 20 held on the back side of the artificial eye exposure hole 14a and having a part exposed outward from the artificial eye exposure hole 14a; a holding part 30 provided on the back side of the artificial eye exposure hole 14a for detachably holding the artificial eye 20; and a lid member 40 that closes the artificial eye replacement hole 17 so as to be openable and closable and to which a wig (corresponding to the hair part) is detachably attached" is disclosed.

[0006] Although it is disclosed that a hair part (the above-mentioned wig) is attached to the lid member 40 in the above invention, when it comes to replacing the lid member with the attached hair, the lid member is a special product for the head of the mannequin, and not only is its production cost high, but the disposal cost of the used lid member is also high and uneconomical.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0007] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2012-170654

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0008] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the problem is to provide a practice wig in which the scalp portion with implanted hair can be replaced at low cost.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0009] In order to solve the above problems, the practice wig in the first aspect has a scalp portion and a head portion, and the scalp portion is configured to be detachable from the head portion.

[0010] The practice wig in the second aspect has a scalp portion with implanted hair and a head portion imitating a head. The scalp portion has a locking portion, and the head portion has a locking receiving portion that locks with the locking portion. The locking portion and the locking receiving portion are configured to be detachable.

[0011] The practice wig from the third perspective has a hair-implanted scalp portion and a head portion that mimics the human head. The scalp portion has a locking portion, and the head portion has a locking receiving portion that locks with the locking portion. The locking portion has a forehead locking portion, a right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking portion. The locking receiving portion has a forehead locking receiving portion that locks with the forehead locking portion, a right temple locking receiving portion that locks with the right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking receiving portion that locks with the right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks with the right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks with the left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking receiving portion that locks with the left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking receiving portion that locks with the left temple locking portion.

[0012] The practice wig from the fourth perspective has a hair-implanted scalp portion and a head portion that mimics the human head. The scalp portion has a locking portion, and the head portion has a locking receiving portion that is detachably locked with the locking portion. The locking portion has a forehead locking portion, a right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking portion. The locking receiving portion has a forehead locking receiving portion that locks with the forehead locking portion, a right temple locking receiving portion that locks with the right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking receiving portion that locks with the right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks with the right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks with the left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking receiving portion that locks with the left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking receiving portion that locks with the left temple locking portion. The forehead locking receiving portion, the right temple locking receiving portion, the right rear ear locking receiving portion, the right lapel foot locking receiving portion, the left lapel foot locking receiving portion, the left rear ear locking receiving portion, and the left temple locking receiving portion are each arranged in a recess that is a depression.

[0013] The practice wig from the fifth perspective has a hair-implanted scalp portion and a head portion that mimics the human head. The scalp portion has a locking portion, and the head portion has a locking receiver portion that detachably locks with the locking portion. The locking portion has a forehead locking portion, a right temple locking portion, a right ear-back locking portion, a right lapel-foot locking portion, a left lapel-foot locking portion, a left ear-back locking portion, and a left temple locking portion. The locking receiver portion has a forehead locking receiver portion that locks with the forehead locking portion, a right temple locking receiver portion that locks with the right temple locking portion, a right ear-back locking receiver portion that locks with the right ear-back locking portion, a right lapel-foot locking receiver portion that locks with the right lapel-foot locking portion, a left lapel-foot locking receiver portion that locks with the left lapel-foot locking portion, a left ear-back locking receiver portion that locks with the left ear-back locking portion, and a left temple locking receiver portion that locks with the left temple locking portion. The forehead locking portion has a first locking portion, a second locking portion, and a third locking portion. The forehead locking receiver portion has a first locking receiver portion, a second locking receiver portion, and a third locking receiver portion. The first locking portion, the second locking portion, and the third locking portion are each configured to lock with the first locking receiver portion, the second locking receiver portion, and the third locking receiver portion, respectively.

[0014] In the practice wig from the sixth perspective, in the first to fifth perspectives, the locking portion is a hook-and-loop fastener.

[0015] In the practice wig from the seventh perspective, in the first to fifth perspectives, either the locking portion or the locking receiver portion is a magnet.

Advantages of the Invention

[0016] Since the present invention is configured and operates as described above, it is possible to provide a practice wig in which the replacement of the hair-implanted scalp portion is inexpensive.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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[0018] The practice wig 10 in the first embodiment will be described with reference to the embodiments shown below. The practice wig 10 is for practice use by beauticians, barbers, or their apprentices (not shown), and can be used, for example, to acquire hair cutting techniques or permanent wave techniques.

[0019] The practice wig 10 in the first embodiment is a model of the human head, and has a scalp part 20 that imitates the human scalp and a head part 60 that imitates the human head. As will be described later, the scalp part 20 is detachably configured with the head part 60. The scalp part 20 has hair 25 implanted therein. Note that it may be possible to dispose of it as combustible garbage after use.

[0020] The scalp part 20 has a cap-shaped cap part 21 with hair 25 implanted therein and a skin part 30 with no hair 25 implanted therein, which are integrated and imitate the scalp of a human body, and both are preferably made of artificial skin, and collagen, silicon, etc. may also be used. Resins may also be used, such as polyvinyl chloride and acrylic resin.

[0021] The cap portion 21 of the scalp portion 20 is to be put on the head 60 and literally has a hat shape. In addition, it is preferable that the skin portion 30 is configured integrally with the skin of the head 60 when the scalp portion 20 is put on the head 60 as described later.

[0022] The skin portion 30 in the scalp portion 20 has a forehead portion 31 arranged at a position corresponding to the forehead of the human body, a right sideburn portion 32 arranged at a position corresponding to the right sideburn of the human body, a right ear back portion 33 arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the right ear, below the right head and in front of the back of the head, a right nape portion 34 and a left nape portion 35 arranged at a position corresponding to the nape of the neck of the human body, a left ear back portion 36 arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the left ear, below the left head and in front of the back of the head, and a left sideburn portion 37 arranged at a position corresponding to the left sideburn of the human body.

[0023] The skin portion 30 is in the form of a strip that passes through the forehead portion 31, the right sideburn portion 32, the right behind-the-ear portion 33, the right nape portion 34, the left nape portion 35, the left behind-the-ear portion 36, and the left sideburn portion 37, and reaches the forehead portion 31. In other words, the skin portion 30 is configured to go around them.

[0024] In addition, the skin part 30 has a locking part 40 that locks with a locking receiving part 60, which will be described later, in order to be detachable from the head part 60 as described above. The locking part 40 is disposed on the back side of the skin part 30, and includes a forehead locking part 41 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the forehead part 31, a right eyebrow locking part 42 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the right eyebrow part 32, a right rear ear locking part 43 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the right rear ear part 33, a right collar foot locking part 44 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the right collar foot part 34, a left collar foot locking part 45 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the left collar foot part 35, a left rear ear locking part 46 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the left rear ear part 36, and a left eyebrow locking part 47 disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the left eyebrow part 37. Preferably, it has all of them. However, it is preferable to have any one or more of them.

[0025] As described above, the head part 60 mimics the human head. However, it may include not only the face but also a part that mimics the neck of the human body. The head part 60 preferably includes a main body forehead part 61 disposed at a position corresponding to the forehead of the human body, a main body right eyebrow part 62 disposed at a position corresponding to the right eyebrow of the human body, a main body right rear ear part 63 disposed behind the right ear, below the right side head, and in front of the occipital part, a main body right collar foot part 64 disposed at a position corresponding to the collar foot of the human body, a left collar foot part 65, a main body left rear ear part 66 disposed behind the left ear, below the left side head, and in front of the occipital part, and a main body left eyebrow part 67 disposed at a position corresponding to the left eyebrow of the human body.

[0026] The main body forehead part 61, the main body right eyebrow part 62, the main body right rear ear part 63, the main body right collar foot part 64, the left collar foot part 65, the main body left rear ear part 66, and the main body left eyebrow part 67 preferably form a depression so as to exhibit a concave shape respectively.

[0027] Further, the head portion 60 has a locking receiving portion 70 that locks with the above-described locking portion 40. The locking receiving portion 70 has a forehead locking receiving portion 71 at the position of the main body forehead portion 61, a main body right temple locking receiving portion 72 at the position of the main body right temple portion 62, a main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73 at the position of the main body right rear ear portion 63, a main body right collar foot locking receiving portion 74 at the position of the main body right collar foot portion 64, a main body left collar foot locking receiving portion 75 at the position of the left collar foot portion 65, a main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76 at the position of the main body left rear ear portion 66, and a main body left temple locking receiving portion 77 at the position of the main body left temple portion 67. It is preferable to have one or more of them, and it is sufficient to have any one or more of them.

[0028] Also, it is preferable to arrange a hook-and-loop fastener on the locking portion 40 of the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment. Specifically, the forehead locking portion 41, the right temple locking portion 42, the right rear ear locking portion 43, the right collar foot locking portion 44, the left collar foot locking portion 45, the left rear ear locking portion 46, and the left temple locking portion 47 can each have a hook-and-loop fastener.

[0029] In addition, when a hook-and-loop fastener is arranged on the locking portion 40, the locking receiving portion 70 of the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment may have a hook-and-loop fastener that locks with that hook-and-loop fastener. Specifically, the forehead locking receiving portion 71, the main body right temple locking receiving portion 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right collar foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left collar foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left temple locking receiving portion 77 can each have a hook-and-loop fastener. In this case, when a male hook-and-loop fastener is arranged on each of the forehead locking portion 41, the right temple locking portion 42, the right rear ear locking portion 43, the right collar foot locking portion 44, the left collar foot locking portion 45, the left rear ear locking portion 46, and the left temple locking portion 47, a female hook-and-loop fastener can be arranged on each of the forehead locking receiving portion 71, the main body right temple locking receiving portion 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right collar foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left collar foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left temple locking receiving portion 77, but vice versa can also be arranged. In this way, they can be configured to be detachable.

[0030] As described above, it is preferable that the forehead portion 61, the right sideburn portion 62, the right behind-the-ear portion 63, the right nape portion 64, the left nape portion 65, the left behind-the-ear portion 66, and the left sideburn portion 67 are each formed with a recess so as to have a concave shape, and the forehead engagement receiving portion 71, the right sideburn portion 72, the right behind-the-ear portion 73, the right nape portion 74, the left nape portion 75, and the left behind-the-ear portion 67 are each formed with a recess so as to have a concave shape. Even if hook-and-loop fasteners are arranged on the locking receiving portion 76 and the left sideburn locking receiving portion 77 of the main body, and are locked with the forehead locking portion 41, the right sideburn locking portion 42, the right nape locking portion 44, the left nape locking portion 45, the left behind-the-ear locking portion 46, and the left sideburn locking portion 47, they remain in the recesses and are unlikely to protrude outward, and the unevenness of the skin portion 30 is reduced for the user (not shown), which makes it less uncomfortable. Therefore, it is unlikely to interfere with the practice of cutting or permanent waving.

[0031] Next, a practice wig 10' of the second embodiment will be described. The difference from the practice wig 10 of the first embodiment is that a magnet is arranged in the fastening portion 40' and an iron member or magnet that is attracted to the magnet is arranged in the fastening receiving portion 70', or a member that is attracted to the magnet, such as an iron member, is arranged in the fastening portion 40' and a magnet that is attracted to the iron member is arranged in the fastening receiving portion 70'. Note that the same components as those of the practice wig 10 of the first embodiment are given the same reference numerals and their description may be omitted. Thus, the practice wig 10' of the second embodiment has the same appearance as the practice wig 10 of the first embodiment (see FIG. 1).

[0032] The practice wig 10' in the second embodiment is a model of a human head, and has a scalp part 20' that imitates the scalp of a human body, and a head part 60' that imitates the head of a human body. The scalp part 20' has a cap-shaped cap part 21 with hair 25' implanted and a skin part 30' with no hair 25' implanted, which are integrated and imitate the scalp of a human body. Both are preferably made of artificial skin, and collagen, silicon, etc. can be used. Resin can also be used, for example, polyvinyl chloride or acrylic resin.

[0033] The cap portion 21 of the scalp portion 20' is to be put on the head 60' like the practice wig 10 of the first embodiment, and is literally hat-shaped. Also, it is preferable that the skin portion 30' is formed integrally with the skin of the head 60' when the scalp portion 20' is put on the head 60' as described later.

[0034] The skin portion 30' in the scalp portion 20' includes a forehead portion 31' corresponding to the forehead of a human body, a right sideburn portion 32' arranged at a position corresponding to the right sideburn of a human body, a right behind-ear portion 33' arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the head, below the right head, and in front of the back of the head, a right nape portion 34' and a left nape portion 35' arranged at a position corresponding to the nape of the neck, a left behind-ear portion 36' arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the left ear, below the left head, and in front of the back of the head, and a left sideburn portion 37' arranged at a position corresponding to the left sideburn of a human body.

[0035] The skin portion 30' is in the form of a strip that passes through the forehead portion 31', the right sideburn portion 32', the right behind-the-ear portion 33', the right nape portion 34', the left nape portion 35', the left behind-the-ear portion 36', and the left sideburn portion 37' to the forehead portion 31'. In other words, the skin portion 30' is configured to go around them.

[0036] In the locking part 40' of the practice wig 10' of the second embodiment, it is preferable to arrange magnets as described above. For example, the front locking part 41', the right sideburn locking part 42', the right rear ear locking part 43', the right lapel foot locking part 44', the left lapel foot locking part 45', the left rear ear locking part 46', and the left sideburn locking part 47' can each have a magnet.

[0037] In addition, when a magnet is arranged in the locking part 40', the locking receiving part 70' may have a magnet that locks with the magnet. For example, the front locking receiving part 71', the main body right sideburn locking receiving part 72', the main body right rear ear locking receiving part 73', the main body right lapel foot locking receiving part 74', the main body left lapel foot locking receiving part 75', the main body left rear ear locking receiving part 76', and the main body left sideburn locking receiving part 77' can each have a magnet. In this case, when a north pole magnet is arranged in each of the front locking part 41', the right sideburn locking part 42', the right rear ear locking part 43', the right lapel foot locking part 44', the left lapel foot locking part 45', the left rear ear locking part 46', and the left sideburn locking part 47', a south pole magnet can be arranged in each of the front locking receiving part 71', the main body right sideburn locking receiving part 72', the main body right lapel foot locking receiving part 74', the main body left lapel foot locking receiving part 75', the main body left rear ear locking receiving part 76', and the main body left sideburn locking receiving part 77', but the reverse can also be arranged.

[0038] However, when a magnet is arranged in the locking portion 40', the locking receiving portion 70' may be a member that locks or adsorbs to the magnet, or may be an iron member that adsorbs to the magnet. For example, the forehead locking receiving portion 71', the main body right eyebrow lifting locking receiving portion 72', the main body right ear rear locking receiving portion 73', the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74', the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75', the main body left ear rear locking receiving portion 76', and the main body left eyebrow lifting locking receiving portion 77' can each have an iron member. In this case, a magnet is arranged in each of the forehead locking portion 41', the right eyebrow lifting locking portion 42', the right ear rear locking portion 43', the right lapel foot locking portion 44', the left lapel foot locking portion 45', the left ear rear locking portion 46', and the left eyebrow lifting locking portion 47'. Also, when an iron member that adsorbs to the magnet is arranged thereon, conversely, a magnet may be arranged in each of the forehead locking receiving portion 71', the main body right eyebrow lifting locking receiving portion 72', the main body right ear rear locking receiving portion 73', the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74', the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75', the main body left ear rear locking receiving portion 76', and the main body left eyebrow lifting locking receiving portion 77'. In this way, they can be configured to be detachable.

[0039] The head 60' is modeled after a human head, but may include not only a face but also a neck portion of a human body. The forehead portion 61', right sideburn portion 62', right behind-the-ear portion 63', right nape portion 64', left nape portion 65', left behind-the-ear portion 66', and left sideburn portion 67' of the head 60' are each formed with a concave shape, so that the forehead locking receiving portion 71', right sideburn portion 72', right behind-the-ear portion 73', right nape portion 74', left nape portion 75', and left behind-the-ear portion 76' are arranged on the forehead portion 61', right sideburn portion 72', right behind-the-ear portion 73', right nape portion 74', left nape portion 75', and left behind-the-ear portion 76'. Even if magnets are placed in the forehead locking portion 41', right sideburn locking portion 42', right behind-the-ear locking portion 43', right nape locking portion 44', left nape locking portion 45', left behind-the-ear locking portion 46', and left sideburn locking portion 47', respectively, and they are locked in the concave recesses, there is little risk of them protruding outward, and the unevenness of the skin portion 30' is reduced for the user (not shown), which reduces discomfort. Therefore, there is little possibility of them interfering with cutting or permanent wave practice.

[0040] The practice wig 11 in the third embodiment is also a model of a human head, and has a scalp part 120 that imitates the scalp of a human body, and a head part 160 that imitates the head of a human body, and the scalp part 120 is configured to be detachable from the head 160. The scalp part 120 has hair 25 implanted therein.

[0041] The scalp part 120 has a cap-shaped cap part 21 with hair 25 implanted therein and a skin part 130 with no hair 25 implanted therein, which are integrated and imitate the scalp of a human body, and both are preferably made of artificial skin, and collagen, silicon, etc. may also be used. Resins may also be used, such as polyvinyl chloride and acrylic resin.

[0042] The cap portion 21 of the scalp portion 120 is to be put on the head 160 and literally has a hat shape. In addition, it is preferable that the skin portion 130 is configured integrally with the skin of the head 160 when the scalp portion 120 is put on the head 160 as described later.

[0043] Moreover, the hook-and-loop fastener is preferably disposed at the fastening portion 140 at the scalp portion 120 of the practice wig 11. Specifically, the fastening portion 140 may have hook-and-loop fasteners at the forehead fastening portion 141, the right sideburn fastening portion 42, the right nape fastening portion 44, the left nape fastening portion 45, the left behind-the-ear fastening portion 46, and the left sideburn fastening portion 47. It is preferable to have a plurality of forehead fastening portions 141, and in this embodiment, it is preferable to have three forehead fastening portions 141, which have a first fastening portion 142, a second fastening portion 143, and a third fastening portion 144. However, the number of fastening portions is not limited to three. The same components as those of the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof may be omitted. It is preferable to arrange the first fastening portion 142 at the forehead portion 31 (see FIG. 8).

[0044] In addition, when a hook-and-loop fastener is arranged on the locking portion 140, the locking receiving portion 170 on the head 160 of the practice wig 11 may have a hook-and-loop fastener that engages with the hook-and-loop fastener. Specifically, the locking receiving portion 170 on the head 160 may have hook-and-loop fasteners on each of the forehead locking receiving portion 171, the main body right sideburn locking receiving portion 72, the main body right ear rear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left ear rear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left sideburn locking receiving portion 77. In this case, when male hook-and-loop fasteners are arranged on each of the forehead locking portion 141, the right sideburn locking portion 42, the right ear rear locking portion 43, the right lapel foot locking portion 44, the left lapel foot locking portion 45, the left ear rear locking portion 46, and the left sideburn locking portion 47, female hook-and-loop fasteners can be arranged on each of the forehead locking receiving portion 171, the main body right sideburn locking receiving portion 72, the main body right ear rear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left ear rear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left sideburn locking receiving portion 77, but the reverse can also be arranged.

[0045] In addition, it is preferable to have a plurality of forehead locking receiving portions 171. In this embodiment, it is preferable to have three forehead locking receiving portions 171, which include a first locking receiving portion 172, a second locking receiving portion 173, and a third locking receiving portion 174. However, it is not limited to three locations. Female hook-and-loop fasteners can be arranged on each of them, but the reverse can also be arranged. Also, for the first locking portion 142, the second locking portion 143, and the third locking portion 144 on the forehead locking portion 141, male hook-and-loop fasteners can be arranged, but the reverse can also be arranged, and they can be detachably arranged with respect to them. In this way, they can be configured to be detachable.

[0046] As described above, the head 160 is modeled after the head of a human body, but may include not only the face but also the neck of a human body. The head 160 preferably has a forehead part 161 arranged at a position corresponding to the forehead of a human body, a right sideburn part 62 arranged at a position corresponding to the right sideburn of a human body, a right ear back part 63 arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the right ear, below the right head and in front of the back of the head, a right nape part 64 arranged at a position corresponding to the nape of the neck of a human body, a left nape part 65, a left ear back part 66 arranged at a position corresponding to the back of the left ear, below the left head and in front of the back of the head, and a left sideburn part 67 arranged at a position corresponding to the left sideburn of a human body. This may be the same as the head 60 of the first embodiment, so the same reference numerals may be used and the description thereof may be omitted.

[0047] As described above, it is preferable that the forehead portion 161, the right sideburn portion 62, the right behind-the-ear portion 63, the right nape portion 64, the left nape portion 65, the left behind-the-ear portion 66, and the left sideburn portion 67 are each formed with a recess so as to have a concave shape, and the forehead engagement receiver 171, the right sideburn portion 72, the right behind-the-ear portion 73, the right nape portion 74, the left nape portion 75, and the left behind-the-ear portion 76 are each formed with a recess so as to have a concave shape. Even if hook-and-loop fasteners are arranged on the forehead fastening portion 141, the right sideburn fastening portion 42, the right behind-the-ear fastening portion 43, the right nape fastening portion 44, the left nape fastening portion 45, the left behind-the-ear fastening portion 46, and the left sideburn fastening portion 47, respectively, they remain in the recesses and are unlikely to protrude outward, and the unevenness of the skin portion 30 is reduced for the user (not shown), which reduces discomfort. Therefore, there is little possibility that they will interfere with cutting or permanent wave practice.

[0048] It is also preferable to have multiple main body forehead portions 161, and in this embodiment it is preferable to have three main body forehead portions 161, including a first forehead portion 162, a second forehead portion 163, and a third forehead portion 164, each of which preferably has a recess formed therein to give it a concave shape.

[0049] Further, a first locking receiving portion 172, a second locking receiving portion 173, and a third locking receiving portion 174 are respectively arranged on these first forehead portions 162, second forehead portions 163, and third forehead portions 164.

[0050] The practice wig 11 in the third embodiment of the above configuration attaches the scalp portion 120 having the implanted hair 25 to the head 160. That is, the forehead locking portion 141, the right sideburn locking portion 42, the right rear ear locking portion 43, the right lapel foot locking portion 44, the left lapel foot locking portion 45, the left rear ear locking portion 46, the left sideburn locking portion 47, and the forehead locking receiving portion 171, the main body right sideburn locking receiving portion 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left sideburn locking receiving portion 77 are respectively locked. In addition, the first locking portion 142, the second locking portion 143, and the third locking portion 144 in the forehead locking portion 141 and the first locking receiving portion 172, the second locking receiving portion 173, and the third locking receiving portion 174 in the forehead locking receiving portion 171 can be removably locked respectively. In this way, since there are three locking portions and locking receiving portions in the portion corresponding to the forehead, the practice wig 11 of the third embodiment can securely attach the scalp portion 120 having the implanted hair 25 to the head 160. Note that the main body right sideburn locking receiving portion 72 and the main body left sideburn locking receiving portion 77 on the head 160 are the same as those described in FIGS. 4A and 4B.

[0051] Although not shown, the forehead locking portion 41' and the forehead locking receiving portion 71' of the practice wig 10' of the second embodiment can also each have three.

[0052] Note that, without arranging the hook-and-loop fastener or magnet in the above-described locking portion on the cap portion 21 of any embodiment, the hook-and-loop fastener or magnet in the above-described locking portion can be arranged only on the skin portions 30, 30', and 130. By arranging the hook-and-loop fastener or magnet only on the skin portions 30, 30', and 130, the unevenness of the cap-shaped cap portion 21 with the implanted hair 25 disappears, and it may be easy to practice cutting and the like.

[0053] Next, a method for replacing the scalp portion 20 of the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment will be briefly described. Remove the scalp portion 20A with shortened hair 25 from the practice wig 10A in the first embodiment in which the hair 25 implanted in the scalp portion 20 has become short and is used up due to use.

[0054] Release the locking between the locking portion 40 and the locking receiving portion 70. That is, release the locking of the forehead locking portion 41, the right temple locking portion 42, the right lapel foot locking portion 44, the left lapel foot locking portion 45, the left rear ear locking portion 46, the left temple locking portion 47, and the locking forehead locking receiving portion 71, the main body right temple locking receiving portion 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left temple locking receiving portion 77. That is, remove them.

[0055] Next, attach the scalp portion 20 having the implanted hair 25 to the head 60. That is, lock the forehead locking portion 41, the right temple locking portion 42, the right lapel foot locking portion 44, the left lapel foot locking portion 45, the left rear ear locking portion 46, the left temple locking portion 47, and the locking forehead locking receiving portion 71, the main body right temple locking receiving portion 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving portion 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving portion 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving portion 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving portion 76, and the main body left temple locking receiving portion 77, respectively.

[0056] In the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment, the forehead locking part 41, the right sideburn locking part 42, the right lapel foot locking part 44, the left lapel foot locking part 45, the left rear ear locking part 46, and the left sideburn locking part 47, for example, when using a male type surface fastener, the locking forehead locking receiving part 71, the main body right sideburn locking receiving part 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving part 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving part 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving part 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving part 76, and the main body left sideburn locking receiving part 77 can use a female type surface fastener, so their attachment and detachment are extremely easy. In addition, since the locking forehead locking receiving part 71, the main body right sideburn locking receiving part 72, the main body right rear ear locking receiving part 73, the main body right lapel foot locking receiving part 74, the main body left lapel foot locking receiving part 75, the main body left rear ear locking receiving part 76, and the main body left sideburn locking receiving part 77 are arranged in depressions, the unevenness of the skin part 30 is reduced, so the discomfort is reduced, and the possibility of interfering with the practice of cutting or permanent wave is reduced.

[0057] In this way, since the locking part 40 and the locking receiving part 70 are detachably attached by a surface fastener, the scalp part 20 and the head part 60 can be easily attached and detached. Therefore, when practicing cutting and the hair 25 on the scalp part 20 becomes shorter than necessary, the scalp part 20 can be removed from the head part 60 and replaced, so the replacement cost can be greatly reduced.

[0058] In addition, the head part 60 can be reused, and by storing only the replacement scalp part 20, the storage space is reduced and the delivery becomes compact. Also, by disposing of only the used scalp part 20, what would conventionally have been a head integrated with the scalp part to be treated as industrial waste can be treated as only the scalp part 20 as combustible garbage.

[0059] Note that the method of replacing the scalp part 20' in the practice wig 10' in the second embodiment is almost the same as that of the practice wig 10 in the first embodiment, so the description thereof is omitted. Also, the practice wig 11 in the third embodiment is almost the same, so the description thereof is omitted.

Explanation of Symbols

[0060] 10 Practice wig of the first embodiment 10′ Practice wig of the second embodiment 11 Practice wig of the third embodiment 20 20′120 Scalp part 21 Cap part 25 25′ Hair 30 30′130 Skin part 31 31′ Forehead part 32 32′ Right temple part 33 33′ Right postauricular part 34 34′ Right collar foot part 35 35′ Left collar foot part 36 36′ Left postauricular part 37 37′ Left temple part 40 40′ Locking part 41 41′141 Forehead locking part 42 42′ Right temple locking part 43 43′ Right postauricular locking part 44 44′ Right collar foot locking part 45 45′ Left collar foot locking part 46 46′ Left postauricular locking part 47 47′ Left temple locking part 60 60′160 Head 70 70′ Locking receiving part 71 71′171 Forehead locking receiving part 72 72′ Main body right temple locking receiving part 74 74′ Main body right collar foot locking receiving part 75 75′ Main body left collar foot locking receiving part 76 76′ Main body left postauricular locking receiving part 77 77′ Main body left temple locking receiving part 142 First forehead locking part 143 Second forehead locking part 144 Third forehead locking part 172 First forehead locking receiving part 173 Second forehead locking receiving part 174 Third forehead locking receiving part

Claims

1. a scalp part, a head part, and the scalp part is a wig for practice configured to be detachable from the head part.

2. a scalp part with implanted hair, and a head part imitating a head, the scalp part has a locking part, the head part has a locking receiving part that locks with the locking part, the locking part and the locking receiving part are a wig for practice configured to be detachable.

3. a scalp part with implanted hair, and a head part imitating a human head, the scalp part has a locking part, the head part has a locking receiving part that is detachably locked with the locking part, the locking part has a forehead locking part, a right temple locking part, a right rear ear locking part, a right lapel foot locking part, a left lapel foot locking part, a left rear ear locking part, and a left temple locking part, the locking receiving part has a forehead locking receiving part that locks with the forehead locking part, a right temple locking receiving part that locks with the right temple locking part, a right rear ear locking receiving part that locks with the right rear ear locking part, a right lapel foot locking receiving part that locks with the right lapel foot locking part, a left lapel foot locking receiving part that locks with the left lapel foot locking part, a left rear ear locking receiving part that locks with the left rear ear locking part, and a left temple locking receiving part that locks with the left temple locking part, which is a wig for practice.

4. a scalp part with implanted hair, and a head part imitating a human head, the scalp part has a locking part, the head part has a locking receiving part that is detachably locked with the locking part, the locking part has a forehead locking part, a right temple locking part, a right rear ear locking part, a right lapel foot locking part, a left lapel foot locking part, a left rear ear locking part, and a left temple locking part, the locking receiving part has a forehead locking receiving part that locks with the forehead locking part, a right temple locking receiving part that locks with the right temple locking part, a right rear ear locking receiving part that locks with the right rear ear locking part, a right lapel foot locking receiving part that locks with the right lapel foot locking part, a left lapel foot locking receiving part that locks with the left lapel foot locking part, a left rear ear locking receiving part that locks with the left rear ear locking part, a left temple locking receiving part that locks with the left temple locking part, and the forehead locking receiving part, the right temple locking receiving part, the right rear ear locking receiving part, the right lapel foot locking receiving part, the left lapel foot locking receiving part, the left rear ear locking receiving part, and the left temple locking receiving part are respectively arranged in concave portions that are depressions, which is a wig for practice.

5. a scalp part with implanted hair, and a head part imitating a human head, the scalp part has a locking part, The head has a locking receiving portion that detachably locks to the locking portion. The locking portion has a forehead locking portion, a right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking portion. The locking receiving portion has a forehead locking receiving portion that locks to the forehead locking portion, a right temple locking receiving portion that locks to the right temple locking portion, a right rear ear locking receiving portion that locks to the right rear ear locking portion, a right lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks to the right lapel foot locking portion, a left lapel foot locking receiving portion that locks to the left lapel foot locking portion, a left rear ear locking receiving portion that locks to the left rear ear locking portion, and a left temple locking receiving portion that locks to the left temple locking portion. The forehead locking portion has a first locking portion, a second locking portion, and a third locking portion. The forehead locking receiving portion has a first locking receiving portion, a second locking receiving portion, and a third locking receiving portion. The first locking portion, the second locking portion, and the third locking portion respectively lock to the first locking receiving portion, the second locking receiving portion, and the third locking receiving portion of the practice wig.

6. The practice wig according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the locking portion is a hook-and-loop fastener.

7. The practice wig according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein either one of the locking portion or the locking receiving portion is a magnet.

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