Scalp Hair Strand/Supplemental Hair Fiber Strand Attachment Structure and Method
Abstract
The invention provides a scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure and method, which enables the scalp hair strand ( 1 ) to be firmly tied to the supplemental hair fiber strand ( 2 ) without giving a pull to the scalp from which scalp hairs grow, doing damage to the scalp and inflicting pain on the wearer while at work, with ease, in very short work time, and with no need of expertise. The tying portion of the scalp hair strand ( 1 ) to the supplemental hair fiber strand ( 2 ) is tied up via a binder or bonding adhesive and the tying portion ( 3 ) of both strands is further wrapped around with a tape ( 4 ) having an adhesive.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure, comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that both strands are tied together at a tying portion, and said tying portion is tied up by wrapping a bonding adhesive and a tape having an adhesive around said tying portion.
2 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure, comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that both stands are tied together at a tying portion by means of a binder or bonding adhesive, and said tying portion is wrapped around with a tape having an adhesive.
3 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tape having an adhesive is fabricated of a fabric or unwoven fabric.
4 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tape having an adhesive is capable or incapable of stretching.
5 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tape having an adhesive is colored at an end portion.
6 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the binder or bonding adhesive is a hot-melt resin.
7 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the binder or bonding adhesive is a keratin resin or thermoplastic resin.
8 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 6 , characterized in that said hot-melt resin or thermoplastic resin is a polyamide resin, a polyester resin, a polyolefin resin (such as polyethylene resin and polypropylene resin), or a polyphenylene sulfide resin.
9 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure according to claim 1 , characterized in that the binder or bonding adhesive has been coated on and applied to the supplemental hair fiber strand at one end or on the way.
10 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tying portion of both strands has the root of the scalp hair strand tied to one end of the supplemental hair fiber strand.
11 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tying portion of both strands has the root of the scalp hair strand tied to the supplemental hair fiber strand on the way.
12 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tying portion of both strands has the scalp hair strand on the way tied to the supplemental hair fiber strand on the way.
13 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand according to claim 1 , characterized in that the tying portion of both strands has the scalp hair strand on the way tied to the supplemental hair fiber strand at one end.
14 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that the root of said scalp hair strand is tied to one end of the supplemental hair fiber strand via a binder or bonding adhesive, and the tying portion of both strands is further wrapped around with a tape having an adhesive.
15 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that said scalp hair strand on the way is tied to one end of the supplemental hair fiber strand via a binder or bonding adhesive, and the tying portion of both strands is further wrapped around with a tape having an adhesive.
16 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that the root of the scalp hair strand is tied to the supplemental hair fiber strand on the way via a binder or bonding adhesive, and the tying portion of both strands is further wrapped around with a tape having an adhesive.
17 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that the root of the scalp hair strand is tied to a bent supplemental hair fiber strand on the way via a binder or bonding adhesive, and the tying portion of both strands is further wrapped around with a tape having an adhesive.
18 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that after one end of the supplemental hair fiber strand having a binder or bonding adhesive coated on and applied to the one end is engaged with the root of said plurality of scalp hairs, a tape having an adhesive is wrapped around said engaging portion and, thereafter, the binder or bonding adhesive inside is molten or polymerized for curing by heating means from outside the tape having an adhesive.
19 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that after one end of a supplemental hair fiber strand having a binder or bonding adhesive coated on and applied to the one end, with one end of a tape having an adhesive being bonded to the supplemental hair fiber strand, is engaged with the root of said plurality of scalp hairs, said engaging portion is wrapped around with the tape having an adhesive and, thereafter, the binder or bonding adhesive inside is molten or polymerized for curing by heating means from outside the tape having an adhesive.
20 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method according to claim 14 , characterized in that the supplemental hair fiber strand has been provided on the way or at one end with a hot-melt or thermoplastic resin serving as the binder or bonding adhesive.
21 . The scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method according to claim 18 , characterized in that the supplemental hair fiber strand has been provided on the way or at one end with a hot-melt or thermoplastic resin serving as the binder or bonding adhesive.
22 . A scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method for a structure comprising a scalp hair strand made by sorting a plurality of scalp hairs out of a portion of the surface of the scalp and a supplemental hair fiber strand fixed to the scalp hair strand, characterized in that after the root of said scalp hairs is engaged with one end of a supplemental hair fiber strand that has previously been provided at the one end with a hot-melt or thermoplastic resin serving as a binder or bonding adhesive, a front portion of a tape having an adhesive is wrapped around an end of said engaging portion one to three times to fix the root of the scalp hairs to the one end of the supplemental hair fiber strand for temporal fixation and, then, ultrasonic waves are applied to near said engaging portion to heat said engaging portion and melt said resin and, thereafter, said engaging portion is wrapped with the rest of the tape having an adhesive, followed by spontaneous cooling and curing.
23 . A supplemental hair fiber strand used with the scalp hair strand/supplemental hair fiber strand attachment method according to claim 14 , which has a binder or bonding adhesive coated on and applied to one end, and one end of a tape having an adhesive bonded thereto.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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