Wig drying stand

Abstract

We provide a wig drying stand that allows wigs to be dried easily and evenly, and enables the hair to be lifted from the roots for a fluffy look. [Solution] The wig drying stand A consists of a hollow set bald head 1 with numerous holes S in the area corresponding to the base net of a partial wig, a bellows hose 2 connected to the base of the set bald head, a box-shaped container for fixing it to stand upright stably, a hot air blower 3 connected to the bellows hose, and a switch for blowing hot air from the hot air blower, allowing the wig to be dried by blowing hot air out from the numerous holes in the set bald head. By blowing hot air from the hot air blower through the bellows hose into holes with a diameter of approximately 0.5 mm made in the set bald head, it is possible to make the hair stand up from the roots, which is difficult with a hairdryer and brush alone, and by drying evenly, odors and bacteria are less likely to occur, it is hygienic for the scalp and is excellent in preventing the wig from losing its shape.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a structure aimed at making a wig set natural and simple.

Background Art

[0002] A wig is formed by layering a base net, urethane base, and artificial skin multiple times to create an elegant look, and by using a hair implanting needle to hold the hair in place on the base net part. After being used for a few days, it gets dirty due to sweat, sebum, and dust attached to the hair from the scalp, becoming sticky and unnatural. When the wig gets dirty, it is usually necessary to go to a wig salon to have it shampooed and set again, but going there several times is very inconvenient, and setting it oneself easily results in an unnatural look. Also, the base part of the foundation has multiple layers of nets and has indentations for holding the hair, making it difficult to dry, and even for a professional technician, it is extremely difficult to naturally set the hair to stand softly from the roots. For these reasons, a wig drying set base that can easily create a natural hair flow has been invented and developed.

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0003] Ordinary wigs are formed by stacking multiple bases, and the hair is held and implanted on the net. Therefore, it is very difficult to dry when washed.

[0004] However, if it is not washed at all, the sweat and sebum from the scalp seep into the wig base, providing a breeding ground for various bacteria and becoming a source of unpleasant odors. The hair attracts dust due to static electricity, resulting in an overall sticky impression and losing its naturalness.

[0005] When the wig is dried naturally after shampooing, the hair sticks together in several strands, forming a hard and unnatural shape. Once the hair has stuck together, it is very difficult to straighten even with brushing, and moreover, the indentations at the root of the hair are wet, causing the knots to loosen and the hair to be easily pulled out.

[0006] Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned problems, this invention aims to provide a wig drying stand that can easily dry wigs whose base has become dirty with oil, sweat, and dust from the scalp, thus compromising their natural appearance, and that can also easily dry the multi-layered, difficult-to-dry net, and furthermore, can make it possible to lift the hair from the roots, a feat that is extremely difficult even for professional technicians. [Means for solving the problem] In this wig drying stand, as shown in Figure 1, numerous holes approximately 0.5 mm in diameter are made in the head of the set buzzer on which the wig is placed. By blowing hot air from a hot air blower from below the set buzzer, the hot air flows out through the numerous holes in the head of the set buzzer, allowing the underside of the wig and the hair tie-ups to be dried.

[0007] As shown in Figure 1, a hole approximately 0.5 mm in diameter is made in the head of the shaved head, extending to the area of ​​the base net of the partial wig. Note that the inside of the shaved head is hollow.

[0008] As shown in Figure 2, the hollow set bow shown in Figure 1 is connected to a corrugated hose and fixed to a box-shaped container so that it can stand upright stably. The base of the corrugated hose is connected to a hot air fan, and air from the hot air fan is blown to the set bow shown in Figure 1 without leakage.

[0009] As shown in Figure 3, the warm air blown from the wig drying stand (Figure 2) is sent in all directions through the numerous holes in the set buzzer (Figure 1), allowing the warm air to flow out and dry the underside of the wig and the hair tie-up area. This makes it possible to dry the hair evenly, making it fluffy from the roots. [Effects of the Invention]

[0010] As described above, this wig drying and setting stand makes it possible to easily dry wigs that were previously difficult to dry due to multiple layers of netting and hair ties, by using a setting bow with countless holes. It also makes it possible to lift the hair from the roots and set it naturally, a feat that is extremely difficult even for professional technicians. With conventional hair dryers, drying from above with hot air can cause the ends of the hair to become too dry and damaged, but with this wig drying and setting stand, warm air is sent from below, so the ends of the hair are not directly exposed to hot air. By leaving it for a few minutes, the hair is slowly lifted and dried by the warm air from below, resulting in a natural lift. After attaching it to the scalp, it can be finished by simply brushing and pressing, making it easy to set. It is also excellent at preventing wigs from losing their shape, so it can be used for shape retention in hats and other items. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0011] [Figure 1] This is a diagram of the set of hair clips according to the present invention. [Figure 2] This is a side view of a wig drying stand. [Figure 3] This is a side view of the wig drying stand in use. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0012] An embodiment of the wig drying stand according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[0013] Figure 1 shows the setting head 1 related to the wig drying setting stand A of the present invention. The setting head 1 has countless holes S with a diameter of approximately 0.5 mm, and the holes S are located only within the base net area of ​​the partial wig to match the shape of the wig.

[0014] This set buzzer 1 is fixed to the wig drying stand A in Figure 2. When fixing it, the corrugated hose 2 is inserted from below the set buzzer 1 and fixed to the base of the set buzzer 1. The base of the corrugated hose 2 is connected to the hot air fan 3. The set buzzer 1, corrugated hose 2, and hot air fan 3 are fixed to a box-shaped container.

[0015] As shown in Figure 2, when air is blown from the hot air fan 3 through the corrugated hose 2 to the set buzzer 1, warm air flows out in all directions from the numerous holes S. By placing a wig on top of the set buzzer 1, the warm air flowing out from the numerous holes S slowly dries the wig.

[0016] As shown in Figure 3, the warm air flowing out in all directions from the numerous holes S in the set buzzer 1 makes the hair stand up from the roots and gives it a fluffy finish. Because the hair is dried from the back of the base net, the heat is evenly distributed to the hair's tie-up points, causing the hair to shrink slightly and take on a tied-up shape, which also makes it less likely for the hair to fall out.

[0017] Furthermore, this invention, using the wig drying and setting stand A configured as described above, makes it possible to lift hair from the roots, which was difficult with conventional hair dryers alone. By sending warm air from the warm air blower 3 through the corrugated hose 2 to the setting buzzer 1 from below, the hair is slowly lifted and dried in just a few minutes, enabling a natural lift.

[0018] Next, we will explain the operation of the wig drying stand A configured as described above.

[0019] To use the device, place the wig over the SetBow 1, switch on the warm air blower 3, and blow air from underneath the SetBow 1 through the corrugated hose 2. The air is blown through the numerous holes S in the SetBow 1, lifting the wig hair from the roots, resulting in a natural finish and making it easy to dry the wig.

[0020] Furthermore, with the wig drying stand A of this invention, it is possible to lift the hair from the roots, which was difficult with a hairdryer and brush alone. By simply switching on the warm air blower 3, warm air is sent from below to the set buzzer 1 through the bellows hose 2, and by leaving it for a few minutes, the hair is slowly lifted and dried, resulting in an extremely easy, beautiful, and natural finish. In addition, because it dries evenly, it is less likely to get dirty and less likely to generate odors and bacteria, making it hygienic for the scalp. [Explanation of symbols]

[0021] A wig drying stand 1 set of bows 2 bellows hoses 3 hot air blower S hole (diameter: about 0.5 mm)

Claims

[Claim 1] This wig drying stand features a hollow set buzzer with numerous holes drilled in the area corresponding to the base net of a partial wig. The base of the set buzzer is connected to a corrugated hose and fixed to a box-shaped container so that it can stand upright stably. The base of the hose is connected to a hot air blower, so that with the flick of a switch, hot air is blown from the hot air blower and flows out through the numerous holes in the set buzzer, allowing the wig to dry evenly from the roots and making the hair stand up softly from the roots.

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