WO2019221189A1

WO2019221189A1 - Cover, and method for using same

Info

Publication number: WO2019221189A1
Application number: PCT/JP2019/019351
Authority: WO
Inventors: 美和李
Original assignee: Lee Mihwa
Priority date: 2018-05-18
Filing date: 2019-05-15
Publication date: 2019-11-21
Also published as: US20210106113A1; EP3795030A4; EP3795030A1; US20230071232A1; CN215501672U

Abstract

A cover (1) in which: a through-hole (2) provided in substantially a central portion of the cover (1) is thin enough to stretch when pulled, the through-hole (2) being formed to a size at which the head of a wearer can just barely pass through; when the head of the wearer is passed through the through-hole (2), the cover (1) is divided by the abdomen and back of the wearer and droops; and furthermore, when the abdomen-side cover part is raised and the face of the wearer is exposed through the through-hole (2), the peripheral edge of the through-hole (2) stretches farther and the cover (1) adheres to the skin around the face in an area extending from the nape of the neck past the lower part of the ears to the forehead of the wearer, wherein when chemicals such as hair coloring and hair treatment agents are applied, the cover (1) can become a cape and simply wrap the hair to which the chemicals have bonded.

Description

Cover and how to use it

The present invention provides a cap that covers the upper body when a drug is applied to the hair, and after the drug is applied, a new cover that can keep the entire hair warm and moisturized to prevent the drug from drying and a method of using the same About.

When applying drugs such as perms, hair treatments, and hair colors in a beauty salon or barber shop, put a hair cap on the hair on which the drug has been applied, or wrap a wrap film for food packaging. This is to promote the penetration effect of the drug by preventing the drug from drying and keeping the hair warm and moisturized.

However, hair caps and wrap films are rarely used when individuals dye their hair at home. Therefore, since the medicine applied to the hair is dried and sufficient heat retention and moisturization is not performed, in the case of a hair color agent, unevenness in chemical change may occur, resulting in uneven dyeing and uneven color. In addition, there is a risk of staining the surroundings with a hair coloring agent during the standing time after applying the medicine. In addition, unpleasant sensations may be felt due to the unique irritating odor of hair coloring agents.

In addition, when using hair coloring agents, wear capes to avoid adhesion to clothes, but even in this case, the hair with the drugs attached is exposed, so there is a danger that the clothes and surroundings will be stained by the drugs. There is also sex. If you dislike it, use a hair coloring agent in the bathroom, but if it adheres to the body, the skin may stain for several days, and if it adheres to a bathtub or wall, the stain does not come off. is there.

Against this background, various hair caps disclosed in the following prior art documents have been developed, but they have not been established in homes and beauty salons, and there are few that have been put into practical use.

On the other hand, when using a hair cap in a beauty salon or barber shop, it is a difficult task for a beautician because the hair cap with a rubber string must be greatly spread and covered on the hair to which the drug is attached. In particular, if a hair coloring agent adheres to the periphery of the hair cap, it may come into contact with the customer's skin, so the hair cap's rubber strap should be fully covered with both hands so that the periphery of the hair cap does not touch the hair. It must be spread out, but it is extremely difficult to do it alone and sometimes requires the help of others. Moreover, since the hair cap is put on the head, it is difficult to put all the hair in the hair cap when it is put on, and often the hair that protrudes from the periphery after the hair cap is put on the hair cap. It can be cumbersome to pay.

In addition, when removing the covered hair cap, due to the expansion and contraction of the rubber string, the drug attached to the hair cap may be bounced and scattered to adhere to the customer's face and clothing. In addition, the rubber straps that close the gathers on the hair caps dig into the skin strongly, causing customers to feel uncomfortable or leave marks. Under such circumstances, it has recently been carried out to cover the hair with a wrapping film for food packaging. In this case as well, the following problems have been pointed out.

The wrap film is wound around the hair using the adhesive force between the wrap films, so the wrapped wrap film wraps the hair and prevents the drug from drying, but the insulation performance is inferior. When exposed to cold air or warm air, the close contact portion may be partially cooled or warmed, resulting in uneven drug efficacy. Therefore, far infrared rays are irradiated from above the wrap film, or a far infrared cap is covered from above.

Also, since the wrap film has a self-adhesive force, it may be folded and cannot be used unless the four corners of the wrap film drawn from the film roll are held. For this reason, when wrapping a wrap film around the head, if the hair hangs from the hairline, it cannot be wound alone while scraping it up, so the help of the other person is required. Furthermore, when wrapping the wrap film around the head, like the hair cap, it is necessary to tighten the hairline part tightly so that the wrap film does not slip and the drug does not sag on the face, but in the tight gap When water or a drug generated by the chemical reaction of the drug enters, the film loses its self-adhesive force and loosens, and the weight of the adhered drug may be added to cause the wrap film to fall off the head.

Also, in the beauty salon, in order to confirm the penetration effect of the drug, the wrap film wound around the hair may be partially opened to expose the hair. At that time, the self-adhesive strength of the film may be lost and the film may fall off the head. If this happens unexpectedly, the drug may scatter around the customer and the surrounding area, causing an unexpected accident. The same precautions are also required when removing wrap film from a shampoo table.

JP 2001-314224 A JP 2002-320516 A JP 2003-093136 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-070525 JP 2003-189924 A JP 2005-194678 A JP 2006-255266 A JP 2009-007692 A JP 2013-162897 A Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-028667 Microfilm of Japanese Utility Model Publication No.49-66636 A microfilm of Japanese Utility Model 1-149718

The present invention solves these problems all at once, and when a drug such as a hair coloring agent or a treatment agent is applied, it becomes a cape. After the drug is applied, the hair to which the drug is attached can be easily wrapped. It is an object to provide a new cover and a method for using the cover.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the cover according to the present invention and the method of using the cover will be described with reference to the drawings.
<Basic form of cover 1>
The cover according to the present invention is formed of a thin synthetic resin sheet that extends when pulled by hand, and a through-hole having a size that the head of the wearer barely passes on the center line along the longitudinal direction of the cover. When the through-hole is passed through the head of the wearer, the cover is sized to cover at least both shoulders and the abdomen of the wearer, and the rear cover portion covering both shoulders in that state If the face part of the wearer is exposed through the through hole by lifting the front cover part that hangs down to the abdomen, the peripheral edge of the through hole extends further and passes under the ear from the wearer's nape. It is a through hole that is in close contact with the periphery of the face reaching the forehead, and the cover portion that is lifted from the abdomen and covered on the hair is sized to wrap around the entire hair.

This cover is formed of a thin synthetic resin sheet that stretches when pulled by hand. Specifically, it is a non-water-absorbing sheet made of polyethylene, polypropylene, nylon or the like used for plastic bags. The sheet made of this plastic bag is stretched 5 times or more when pulled by hand, but 0.05 mm or less to pass the head through the through hole formed in the cover and expose the face from the through hole. A thin sheet is preferred. Moreover, the through-hole extended by pulling becomes thin and adheres to the skin, but considering the adhesiveness and fastening force at that time, for example, a sheet having a thickness of 0.03 mm to 0.015 mm is preferable.

¡When the cover made of this sheet has a function as a cape for preventing dirt, it should be at least large enough to cover the wearer's abdomen and back. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the lateral width L1 is 50 to 90 cm and the longitudinal width L2 is a substantially rectangular shape having a length of 70 to 100 cm, and the through hole 2 is a substantially central portion of the center line CL along the longitudinal direction of the cover 1. It is prepared in.

Also, when the cover is attached after wearing a cape dedicated to preventing dirt, it may be a cover that covers both the shoulder and abdomen of the wearer like an apron. In this case, as shown in FIG. 2, it is sufficient if the width L1 is about 50 cm and the length L2 is about 70 cm. The through hole 2 is formed near one end on the center line CL. At this time, the shortest distance ML between the outer edge of the cover 1 and the periphery of the through hole 2 may be a length that does not break even when the through hole 2 is stretched, for example, about 7 to 10 cm.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, if the length LL of the cover 1 hung on the front side of the wearer is extended to 90 to 100 cm, the hem 1a when the cover 1 is worn is shown in FIG. It is also possible to perform hair dyeing by placing on a table T and arranging a mirror M, a medicine N, etc. on the table T.

The sizes of the through holes 2 provided in these covers 1 are such that the head of the wearer can barely pass. For example, since the cover 1 made of a plastic bag is stretched five times or more when pulled, for example, the perimeter of the through hole 2 is set to about 38 cm with respect to the head having a perimeter of 53 cm. Then, when the head is passed through the small through-hole 2, the through-hole 2 expands and fits on the neck, but does not return to the original size. In this example, a thin plastic bag having a thickness of 0.02 mm was tried. However, as the cover 1 becomes thicker, it is necessary to increase the size of the through hole 2. For example, when the cover 1 is formed of a plastic bag of 0.04 mm, if the peripheral length of the above-described through-hole 2 is expanded to about 40 cm, the resistance is substantially the same as the thickness of 0.03 mm, The head can be passed through the small through hole 2.

1 When the cover 1 of FIG. 1 is worn, after putting the head in the through hole 2 and covering it, the center line CL of the cover 1 is directed in the front-rear direction of the wearer. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the upper body excluding the arms of the wearer can be covered with the cover 1. Thereby, the cover 1 becomes a cape for preventing dirt when a medicine is applied to the hair. Further, when the long cover 1 of FIG. 3 is mounted, as described above, after passing the head through the through hole 2, the long cover portion is hung on the abdomen, and the hem 1a is formed as shown in FIG. Lay on the table T. Thereby, even if a medicine etc. spills on the table T, the skirt 1a mounted as a cape can be functioned as a dirt prevention sheet of the table T. When the short cover 1 shown in FIG. 2 is attached, the cover 1 shown in FIG. 2 is attached after the dedicated cape is attached.

After the cover 1 is mounted in this manner, the medicine is applied to the hair, and then, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the rear cover part is left as it is, and only the front cover part that hangs down to the abdomen is lifted. Then, the face of the wearer is exposed from the through hole 2. Then, the peripheral edge of the through-hole 2 is further extended, and as shown in FIG. 8, the periphery of the through-hole 2 closely contacts the face extending from the nape of the wearer under the ear to the forehead.

At this time, in order to lift only the front cover portion that hangs down to the abdomen and expose the face, the nape side of the through-hole 2 becomes a bundle while extending, and the front side of the through-hole 2 is the face as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 8, it is pushed and spread, and is in close contact with the skin around the face in a state of spreading in a plane. The tightening force of the through-hole 2 at this time is not so strong as to cause uncomfortable feelings, and when it is stretched and thinned, it adheres to the skin with an appropriate strength and width. Therefore, even if the water generated by the chemical reaction of the medicine hangs down mixed with the medicine, the peripheral edge of the through-hole 2 that is in close contact with the skin prevents it, so that the water mixed with the medicine does not hang down on the face or nape. .

On the other hand, the conventional hair cap is provided with a gather with a rubber string at the edge along the hairline, and the gather is pressed against the hairline by the tightening force of the rubber string. In order to prevent the medicine and the like from leaking out, it is necessary to tighten the gathers with a strong tightening force that causes discomfort. On the other hand, in the present invention, the through-hole 2 formed of a thin synthetic resin sheet that can be stretched by pulling by hand adheres to the periphery of the face by being spread with the face. There is no water leaked from the periphery of the through-hole 2.

The shape of the through hole 2 is preferably a shape in which the head is rounded, but the periphery of the through hole 2 may be extended flexibly. For example, the through hole 2 may be circular or oval. As shown in FIG. 9, the final shape 2 may be a small shape similar to the shape along the circumference of the face from the wearer's nape to the forehead under the ear.

Further, in preparation for mass production, as shown in FIG. 10, it may be a through-hole 2 in which a predetermined width is cut linearly and small round holes 2a are opened at both ends. The small hole 2a is a hole that prevents the both end portions from being torn when the through hole 2 that has been cut in a straight line is passed through the head. Further, as shown by reference numeral 2b in FIG. 11, the cut is made from the through hole 2 at the substantially central portion toward the lateral edge 2c having a short width, and the cut portions 2b are partially overlapped and joined with an adhesive tape or the like. Accordingly, the perimeter of the through hole 2 may be freely adjusted. When the cover 1 of this form is mounted as a cape, the cut portion 2b is opened and the periphery of the through hole 2 is wound around the neck and closed. If the closed cut portion 2b is connected with an extending adhesive tape, adhesive, or the like, the cut portion 2b extends along the ridgeline of the shoulder of the wearer. When the front side is lifted and the face is exposed from the through-hole 2, the closed cut portion 2b covers the ear, so that moisture or the like generated by the chemical reaction of the drug does not leak from the cut portion 2b.

<Invention of Basic Form 1 Cover Usage>
When these covers 1 are used, first, the head of the wearer is passed through the through-hole 2 of the cover 1, and then at least both shoulders of the wearer with the cover 1 as shown in FIG. 5. Cover the abdomen and apply the medicine to the wearer's hair in that state. Subsequently, by lifting the front cover portion hanging from the abdomen and exposing the wearer's face from the through hole, the periphery of the through hole extends from the wearer's nape to the forehead through the bottom of the ear to the forehead Next, the entire hair is wrapped by the front cover portion that is brought into close contact and then lifted from the abdomen and covered on the hair, and the rear cover portion that hangs on both shoulders.

Specifically, when using the long cover 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, first, the cover 1 is expanded and the head is passed through the through hole 2, and the abdomen of the wearer is covered with the long cover portion. Orient the cover 1 as shown. In the case of the short cover 1 shown in FIG. 2, the short cover 1 is attached to the abdomen after the dedicated cape is attached. In this state, a hair coloring agent or a treatment agent is applied to the hair. At this time, the side of both shoulders of the wearer is wide open like a scabbard, so even when performing alone, the wearer can raise both arms and apply medicine to the hair. it can.

When the application of the medicine is completed, the face is exposed from the through hole 2 while lifting the cover 1 (hereinafter referred to as the front cover part) hanging from the abdomen forward. At this time, as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, the face is exposed so that the rear peripheral edge of the through hole 2 extends along the nape and the front cover portion is lifted forward, and the through hole 2 is pushed and spread with the face. Let Then, the peripheral edge of the through-hole 2 along the nape becomes a fulcrum, and the peripheral edge of the through-hole 2 extends from there, as shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. Adheres to the face around. The tightening force of the through-hole 2 at this time is not so strong as to feel uncomfortable feeling, but is closely attached to the periphery of the face with an appropriate strength and width. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 9, the front cover part lifted from the abdomen and covered on the hair and the cover part lifted from the rear side are bundled at the head, and the bundled part is clipped as shown in FIG. Stop with etc. and wrap the entire hair.

The short cover 1 shown in FIG. 2 may be used in combination with the cover 1 shown in FIGS. 25 and 34, which will be described later, or used alone. When used alone, the length LL from the end of the through hole 2 to the hem 1a is about 60 cm, the lateral width L1 is about 90 cm to 1 m, and the length ML of the rear cover portion is 10 cm to 30 cm. good. To wrap up, lift the front cover part to expose the face from the through hole 2, then lift the cover part on both shoulders to the top of the head and crumpl it. Covers the back of the head. Then, cover the front cover part. Then, the both ends of the hem 1a of the front cover part that hangs backward are tied from the nape to the forehead. In this way, even the short cover 1 in FIG. 2 can wrap the entire hair while containing air. Further, when it is desired to have the function of covering the table T as shown in FIG. 4, the length LL from the through hole 2 to the hem may be extended to about 1 m as shown in FIG. The way of wrapping is the same as described above, but with the front cover portion 1a folded in the middle and doubled, the face is exposed from the through hole 2, and thereafter, the same as described above. Put the heavy front cover part on the head and tie both ends of the rear cover part on the forehead. Then, more air is contained, and heat retention and moisture retention performance can be improved.

In addition, when the table T is covered with the cover 1 having a long hem 1a in FIG. 3, the hem 1a laid on the table T may be lifted, folded into a middle surface, and overlapped on the cover portion of the chest. Then, even if the cover 1 laid on the table T is soiled with the medicine or the like, the dirt such as the medicine or the like can be confined between the chest cover portion and the cover hem 1a by overlapping the cover 1 on the chest. . And like the above-mentioned, after lifting the cover part of the front side which hangs down to the abdomen and exposing a face from the through-hole 2, it is crumpled and it covers the head. Subsequently, if the cover part on the rear side lifted from the back is put on the cover part and the peripheral edges of the front and rear cover parts overlapped vertically are closed, the entire hair can be wrapped gently. Alternatively, as described above, as shown in FIG. 9, it can be wrapped.

When wrapping the hair, if air is included between the cover 1 and the hair to which the medicine is attached, the inside of the cover 1 can be kept warm and moisturized, and the penetration effect of the medicine can be promoted. For example, in the case of the cover 1 of FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, if the front cover part lifted from the abdomen is crumpled at the top of the head and then the rear cover part is put on it, the crumpled part will be aired. In addition, air is also included between the cover and the cover portion placed on the cover, so that the air in the cover blocks the influence of the outside air, and the inside of the cover 1 is kept warm and moisturized by heat from the scalp. The In addition, air circulation occurs in the cover 1, thereby uniformizing the hair temperature. As a result, the drug penetration effect is uniformed and the drug is prevented from drying. In addition, since the hair is covered by the cover 1 in a state close to sealing, the stimulating odor of the medicine can be contained.

If the entire hair is wrapped in this way, the periphery of the through-hole 2 is closely attached to the periphery of the face, and the front and back cover parts are turned over so that no medicine or the like adheres to them. Even when the shirt heel touches the cover 1 when taking off, the drug does not adhere to the shirt, and the cover 1 does not come off together with the shirt to be taken off. Therefore, even if you forget to change into front-opening clothes when dyeing hair at home, you can take off the T-shirt without panicking.

The above wrapping method is a way of wrapping with a hairstyle that does not hang the hair down to the shoulder, but if the hair is hanging from the shoulder, use a slightly longer cover 1 that can cover the drooping hair. . Then, as shown in FIG. 13, the hair that hangs on the back is sandwiched between the rear cover portion that hangs down on the back and the front cover portion that lifts from the abdomen and hangs on the back. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 14, for example, both sides of the overlapped front and back cover parts are folded at the center, and then the lower end of the cover 1 that is hung down is lifted and bundled with the head as shown in FIG. Stop the part with clips. Alternatively, the lower end portion of the cover 1 that hangs down on the back is lifted up to the head as shown in FIG. 16, and the left and right end portions held in the hand are tied under the chin as shown in FIG. Alternatively, the lower end of the cover 1 that hangs down on the back may be lifted up to the shoulder and covered with a shoulder like a shoulder as shown in FIG. In this way, the hair hanging on the back can be confined in the cover 1.

<Basic form 2 of the cover>
The cover shown below is a cover of the basic form 1, and one cover portion that hangs down on the wearer's abdomen and back is formed in a bag portion that is open at the top, and the bag portion is formed of the through hole. It is characterized in that the peripheral edge has a size capable of wrapping the entire hair in a state in which the peripheral edge is in close contact with the periphery of the face from the nape of the wearer to the forehead through under the ear.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, when the cover 1 is put through the head through the through hole 2 formed in the cover 1, the cover 1 is divided into a back and an abdomen of the wearer and hangs down. One bag portion 3 (see FIG. 20) having an opening 30 and the other hanging portion 4 (see FIG. 19) are provided. As shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, the bag portion 3 and the drooping portion 4 are formed to have a size that covers at least both the shoulders and the abdomen of the wearer. Then, as described above, after passing the head through the through hole 2, the hanging part 4 or the bag part 3 hung on the wearer's abdomen is lifted, and as shown in FIG. When the person's face is exposed, as shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the periphery of the through-hole 2 closely adheres around the face from the nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead. From this state, if the bag part 3 or the drooping part 4 hung on the back is lifted and the bag part 3 is put on the drooping part 4, the bag part 3 as shown in FIG. Can be wrapped. Here, wrapping softly means wrapping the cover 1 with air contained therein without pressing the cover 1 against the hair.

When the cover 1 of this form is flattened, as shown in FIG. 25, the bag portion 3 becomes a triangular bag, an opening 30 is formed at the bottom thereof, and the drooping portion 4 continues from the edge of the opening 30. A through hole 2 is formed at the center of the boundary between the bag portion 3 and the drooping portion 4. In the cover 1 of FIG. 25, the bag portion 3 and the drooping portion 4 are set to have substantially the same length, but the drooping portion 4 may be shorter or longer than the bag portion 3. Moreover, although the bag part 3 of a flat state becomes a substantially triangle, the trapezoid which cut | disconnected the front end may be sufficient, and a square may be sufficient. In the cover 1 as well, the through hole 2 is formed in such a size that the wearer's head can barely enter.

<Invention of Cover Usage Method According to Basic Form 2>
When using the cover of this form, before applying the medicine to the wearer's hair, the head is passed through the through-hole 2 with the opening 30 of the bag part 3 facing upward, and then the bag part. 3 or the drooping portion 4 is hung on the wearer's abdomen, and the other is hung on the wearer's back, and the upper body of the wearer is covered.

Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, the head portion is covered with the through hole 2 with the opening 30 of the bag portion 3 facing upward, the bag portion 3 is placed on the back, and the drooping portion 4 is placed on the abdomen. To place. However, the reverse arrangement may be used. In any arrangement, the bag part 3 and the drooping part 4 hung from the front and back of the wearer may be of a size that covers at least both shoulders and abdomen of the wearer. Therefore, when using the cover 1 with the hanging part 4 having a short length, a dedicated cape may be mounted under the cover 1.

Subsequently, the medicine is applied to the hair. At that time, when the medicine is bent forward and the medicine is applied, the medicine dripping from the hair can be received by dropping the bag 3 to the abdomen. Moreover, in the case of long hair, the bag part 3 can be hung on the back, a long hair can be put in it and a chemical | medical agent can be apply | coated. However, when the wearer's neck passes through the through hole 2, the cover 1 can be freely rotated around the through hole 2, so whether the bag part 3 is arranged on the abdomen or on the back. The selection may be made appropriately according to the preference of the wearer. Further, the bag portion 3 which becomes an inverted triangular pyramid when covered is covered with the bag portion 3 from above the drooping portion 4 covered on the hair as described later, or the entire hair together with the dripping portion 4 while hanging on the back. , The hair can be wrapped more easily than the cover 1 of the basic form 1 described above. Furthermore, since the bag part 3 covered on the head or hung on the back can retain air at the apex part like a triangular cap, the cover 1 is excellent in heat retention.

Subsequently, after applying the medicine, the face of the wearer is exposed from the through-hole 2 while lifting the bag part 3 or the drooping part 4 hanging from the abdomen forward, and the periphery of the through-hole 2 is exposed from the nape of the wearer. To wrap the entire hair in a state where air is contained between the bag 3 and the drooping part 4 that are brought into close contact with the face around the forehead under the ear and then lifted to the head. Features.

Specifically, with the cover 1 itself or with the cover 1 overlaid on the cape for preventing dirt, a hair coloring agent or a treatment agent is applied to the hair, but when that is finished, as shown in FIG. The drooping part 4 hanging from the abdomen is lifted to expose the face from the through hole 2. Further, in the reverse arrangement state, the abdomen bag portion 3 is lifted to expose the face from the through hole 2. Then, as shown in FIG. 22 and FIG. 23, the periphery of the through-hole 2 closely adheres to the periphery of the face from the wearer's nape to the forehead through the ear. The tightening force of the through-hole 2 at this time is not so strong as to cause uncomfortable feeling, and as described above, it closely adheres around the face with an appropriate strength and width. 22 and 23 show a state in which the drooping portion 4 hung on the abdomen is put on the head.

Subsequently, the drooping part 4 lifted from the abdomen is crumpled at the top of the head and covered on the head, and the bag part 3 lifted from the back is put on as shown in FIGS. In the opposite case, as shown in FIGS. 26 and 27, the drooping portion 4 lifted from the back is crumpled and covered on the head, and the bag portion 3 lifted from the abdomen from above is covered. In this way, the point is that the drooping portion 4 is crumpled and covered on the head, and then the bag portion 3 is covered and the entire hair is gently wrapped. As a result, air can be included not only between the crumpled drooping portion 4 but also between the drooping portion 4 and the bag portion 3 covered thereon, as described above, It can be kept warm and moisturized to promote drug penetration.

Also, instead of covering the bag portion 3 on the crumpled hanging portion 4, air can be included in the cover 1 by the following method. For example, in the cover 1 shown in FIG. 25, when the bag portion 3 is placed on the back and the face is exposed from the through hole 2, the head H protrudes from the through hole 2 provided in the boat bottom, as shown in FIG. 28, the edge of the front drooping portion 4 and the upper edge E of the cover 1 divided into left and right in FIG. 28 are overlapped and closed, and the closed upper edge E is twisted into the cover 1. If the bulge is provided, air can be included in the cover 1 as shown in FIG. Then, when the twisted tip is stopped with a clip F as shown in FIG. 30, the entire hair to which the medicine is attached can be softly wrapped in a state where air is included in the cover 1.

In FIG. 30, the twisted tip is stopped with a clip F. Instead of the clip F, as shown in FIG. 31, the back side in contact with the abdomen of the drooping portion 4, that is, the dripping portion 4 is arranged. When the loop-shaped stopper 8 is formed on the front surface when it is lifted to the head, the tip of FIG. 29 picked up with a fingertip is inserted into the stopper 8 and stopped, and then pulled out from the stopper 8. It becomes difficult for the tip end to come off, and it can be used instead of the clip F in FIG. The stopper 8 is attached as a tunnel-like band forming a loop on the back side of the drooping portion 4 when used as a cape. The position and size of the stopper 8 and the direction of the loop are not limited to the position and direction shown in FIG.

Further, when the bottom 1a of the drooping portion 4 shown in FIG. 31 is lengthened and the bottom 1a of the dripping portion 4 is laid on the table T as shown in FIG. 4, the bottom of the drooping portion 4 laid on the table T is shown. 1a is lifted and stacked on the drooping portion 4 at the chest, or in the state as it is, as shown in FIG. 21, the dripping portion 4 is lifted to expose the face from the through hole 2, and the head is crumpled. If the bag portion 3 on the back is lifted and then covered, the entire hair can be gently wrapped as shown in FIG. The crumpled drooping portion 4 in this case swells to approximately twice the size, so if the bag portion 3 is placed thereon, a thicker air layer is formed between the cover 1 and the hair. Thus, the heat and moisture retention effect can be further enhanced.

In addition, as described above, in the case of hair coloring agents used at home, many are made so as to be dyed without using a cap or wrap film as in professional treatment, so FIG. As shown in FIG. 33, after covering the head with the bag 3 lifted from the abdomen, as shown in FIG. 33, the left and right ends 3d hanging on the shoulders of FIG. It can be kept warm and moisturized inside the cover 1. In this case, the peripheral edge of the through-hole 2 is in close contact with the forehead, and the bag portion 3 rises from it and covers the hair. Therefore, when the bag portion 3 is covered with a cheek as shown in FIG. Then, air can be included in the portion 31 along the hairline. Therefore, even when the hair is dyed at home, the hair is kept warm and moisturized by the internal air layer even if the bag 3 is covered on the head and the inside of the cover 1 is kept close to the airtightness, so that the hair temperature is uniform. Therefore, it is possible to prevent dyeing unevenness and color unevenness, and to perform dyeing without failure. In the case of white hair dyeing, the hairline portion is gently pressed from the top of the cover 1 so that the medicine can be brought into close contact with the white hair where the medicine is easy to play, and the state can be maintained. The hairline part can be dyed without failure. Even when using professional drugs used in beauty salons and barbers, even if this method of use penetrates the drug at room temperature suitable for the drug or when it is not affected by air conditioning wind, A sufficient environment can be created in the cover 1.

Moreover, this cover 1 is not covered from the top like a conventional hair cap, but from the state which attached the bag part 3 and the drooping part 4 like a cape, the bag part 3 hung on the abdomen, or drooping. Since the part 4 is lifted to expose the face from the through hole 2, the peripheral edge of the through hole 2 can be brought into close contact with the skin around the face without contacting the hair to which the medicine is attached. Therefore, compared to the conventional method of covering the hair cap from the top, it can be worn without worrying about the drug adhering to the face, and hair that protrudes from the periphery of the cap like a conventional hair cap Since it is not necessary to put it in the hair cap, wearing becomes extremely easy.

In addition, when the cover 1 is formed to have a size that covers the upper body of the wearer, when the medicine is applied to the hair, it becomes a cape for preventing dirt, and the medicine is stored in the bag portion 3 with the hair. Can be applied, so that the cover 1 is highly safe and does not stain the surroundings. Furthermore, if the hem 1a of the drooping portion 4 is extended and laid on the table, even if the medicine at the time of hair dyeing hangs down on the table, the medicine can be applied without worrying about it. And since it has the length and the width | variety which can respond | correspond enough to the movement of the wearer at the time of chemical | medical agent application | coating, there is no fear that the skirt 1a may slip | deviate from the table T. FIG. Furthermore, since the drug dripping from the hair can be collected by collecting it in the bag portion 3 of the inverted triangular pyramid, a small hole can be opened at the lower end portion, so that it is possible to perform the treatment of dripping the low viscosity drug. . Moreover, if the medicine adheres to the inside of the bag part 3, it will be covered after being wiped off. If the bag part 3 is an inverted triangular pyramid, the drooping part 4 bundled in it is put in the air. Therefore, it is possible to easily wrap the entire hair softly with the bag 3 that is hung on the back.

<Basic form 3 of the cover>
The cover of the following form is shown in FIG. In the cover of the basic form 2 shown in FIG. 31, it reaches the through hole from the left and right edges of the cover along the ridge line portion of the shoulder of the wearer, which is the boundary between the bag portion 3 and the drooping portion 4. It is characterized by being provided with a notch.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 34, cuts 5 are made from the left and right ends of the cover 1 toward the through hole 2 at the boundary between the bag portion 3 and the drooping portion 4 of the cover 1. This notch 5 position is a location along the shoulder ridge when the cover 1 is mounted as a cape. The depth of cut is about 1/3 to 1/2 of the distance D from the left and right edge d toward the edge of the through hole 2. By making this notch 5, when the cover 1 is mounted, the left and right end portions of the bag portion 3 are separated from the left and right end portions of the drooping portion 4. Therefore, the opening portion 30 of the drooping bag portion 3 is shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, it can be opened larger. In particular, when the cover 1 is thin, it becomes difficult to hold the bag 3 in the inverted triangular pyramid when the bag 3 is hung, but by making this cut 5, the cover 1 is thin and weak. Also, the bag portion 3 can be held in an inverted triangular pyramid. The cuts 5 are preferably provided on both shoulders, but the same effect can be achieved even if they are provided on only one shoulder.
Further, as will be described later, the drooping portion 4 may be formed in an inverted triangular pyramid-like bag shape similar to the bag portion 3, and the same bag portion may be hung on the abdomen side to receive the medicine.

Further, in FIG. 34, the opening 30 of the flat bag portion 3 is cut out in an arc shape, but it is not always necessary to make an arc, and only a straight cut is made to the middle along the shoulder ridgeline. But it ’s okay. Moreover, if this bag part 3 or its front-end | tip part 31 is formed with a thick sheet | seat as shown in FIG.36, FIG.37, when the bag part 3 is extended to an inverted triangular pyramid, or it covers a head However, the shape of the inverted triangular pyramid can be maintained with the strength of the waist of the bag portion 3 or the tip portion 31.

Even in this form of cover 1, the method of use is as described above, but when the bag portion 3 is put on the head, it becomes a triangular cap and is not easily deformed. The sagging portion 4 can be wrapped more easily, and there is an advantage that a large amount of air can be contained in the bag portion 3 regardless of whether the sagging portion 4 is hung on the head or hung on the back.

Since both the cover 1 described above and the cover 1 shown below can be folded, when they are stored in a box, they are stored in a box Ba in a folded state as shown in FIG. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 39, a plurality of covers 1 connected in a strip shape are stored in a box Bb in a state of being wound in a roll shape so that they can be taken out. If it does so, in FIG. 38, it can take out one by one from the opening part of the box Ba like a tissue, and can use it. Further, in FIG. 39, one cover 1 is pulled out from the roll stored in the box Bb like a wrap film, and can be used by being separated by a perforation 6 formed at the boundary with the subsequent cover 1. it can.

<Basic form 4 of the cover>
The conventional cover 1 has a bag portion 3 on one side and a flat drooping portion 4 on the other side. The cover 1 shown below has a bag-like shape on the other drooping portion 4 so that the cover 1 is substantially at the center. When the wearer's head is put through the through-hole 2 provided in the part, as shown in FIGS. 43 and 44, the upper body excluding the arms of the wearer is covered with the cover part 3a on the abdomen side and the back side. The structure is covered with the cover portion 3b. Then, as shown in FIG. 45, when the bag portion 3a on the abdomen side is lifted to expose the face of the wearer from the through hole 2, the periphery of the through hole 2 further extends as shown in FIG. 2 adheres closely to the skin around the face from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead. In this state, the bag portion 3a on the abdomen side and the bag portion 3b on the back side have a size that can cover the head.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 45, in the state where the face of the wearer is exposed from the through hole 2, the abdomen-side bag portion 3 a is covered on the head, so that the back from above is further increased. If the side bag portion 3b is lifted and covered, the entire head hair can be wrapped with the front and

rear bag portions

3a and 3b. In that case, if each

bag part

3a, 3b is made into a triangular pyramid, the tip part of the triangular pyramid will be slippery, and each

bag part

3a, 3b covered on the head will cover the hair without slipping. Can do. Therefore, compared with the case where one is a sheet and the other is a bag portion, both bag portions 3a. Since 3b can be fastened to the head just by covering the head like a hood, the hair can be easily wrapped alone.

Each

bag portion

3a, 3b is an isosceles bag in plan view with the bottom open when placed horizontally as shown in FIG. 41, and the bottom is opened as shown in FIGS. 43 and 44 when mounted. The inverted triangular

pyramid bag portions

3a and 3b are obtained. By arranging the

bag portions

3a and 3b symmetrically on both sides of the through-hole 2, one is the abdomen side bag portion 3a and the other is the back side bag portion 3b. When the cover 1 is picked up and lifted at the center of each of the

bag portions

3a and 3b in FIG. 1, it becomes a rectangular bag having an open top as shown in FIG. Therefore, the cover 1 can be easily manufactured by dividing a rectangular plastic bag into two at the center line. In particular, each of the

bag portions

3a and 3b receives a dripping agent when a drug is applied to the hair and becomes a cap that covers the hair after the drug is applied to the hair. Therefore, the shape of the bag portion 3 is an inverted triangular pyramid. Not necessarily. For example, one or both of the

bag portions

3a and 3b in FIG. 41 may be square bags.

<Basic form 5 of the cover>
47 is an external perspective view of the basic form 5 of the cover 1, and FIG. 48 is an illustration of the state in which the cover 1 is mounted as viewed from the back side. As shown in FIGS. 47 and 48, the cover 1 of the basic form 5 has one bag portion 3a hung on the wearer's abdomen side and the other bag portion 3b hung on the wearer's back side. Incisions 32 are made in the vicinity of both shoulders of the cover 1 from the left and right ends of the cover 1 toward the inside. In the cover 1 without the notch 32, when the wearer bends forward or the arm is extended forward, the opening 30 of the bag portion 3b on the back side is closed, and the hair drooping from the shoulder is removed from the bag portion 3b. May not fit within. However, by making this incision 32, as shown in FIG. 48, the opening 30 of the bag portion 3b on the back side opens wide and opens, so that the hair that hangs behind can be put into the bag portion 3b without looking into the mirror. Can be paid. Therefore, it is preferable to provide this notch 32 on a vertical line passing through the edge 21 of the through hole 2 where the wearer's nape hits. Further, since the cut 32 is formed, a fold-back part 33 is formed in the bag part 3b on the back side, so that the bag part 3b on the back side of the bag part 3a on the abdomen side covering the head part is formed. There is a merit that it fits better when placed on top.

<Basic form 6 of the cover>
The covers 1 of the

basic forms

4 and 5 can be easily manufactured by dividing a rectangular plastic bag into two at the center line, but the through hole 2 of this material shrinks somewhat after being stretched. Because it does not return to the size of, it is difficult to use repeatedly. Therefore, the cover 1 formed of a polyethylene material or the like is assumed to be disposable. However, recently, reduction of plastic waste has been screamed, and in order to meet the demand, it must be reusable. The cover 1 shown in FIG. 49 shows an example of the cover 1 that can meet such a request.

As shown in FIG. 49, the cover 1 is composed of a thick sheet 10 having a square shape and a thin sheet 11 having a small square shape. A large through-hole 20 is opened. And the

fasteners

32a and 32b are attached to the upper half and the lower half of the short sides on both sides of the thick sheet 10, respectively. The

fasteners

32a and 32b are, for example, hook-and-loop fasteners or openable / closable chucks. If the four corners of the thick sheet 10 are folded back in the direction of the arrow along the valley fold line 34 shown by the broken line in FIG. 49, and the overlapping short side of the upper half and the short side of the lower half are connected by the

fasteners

32a and 32b, FIG. The cover 1 having the shape shown in FIG. As a result, when the thick sheet 10 is washed or dried, if the

fasteners

32a and 32b are disconnected to form a single sheet 10, drying is promoted and the sheet 10 is easy to use. It can also be used as a cape for haircutting children's hair.

In addition, a through hole 2 having a size that allows the head to barely pass may be provided in a substantially central portion of the thick sheet 10, but if it is repeatedly used, the through hole 2 extends and does not adhere to the skin around the face. A thin sheet 11 having a thickness of 30 cm square, for example, is prepared separately. The second through-hole 2 a having a size that allows the head to barely pass is provided in the center of the sheet 11. Further, when the outer peripheral portion of the second through-hole 2a, for example, the thin sheet 11 has a quadrangular shape as shown in FIG. 49, a bonding material 12 such as an adhesive or a double-sided tape is attached to the four sides of the sheet 11. deep. Then, the thin sheet 11 is placed on the large through-hole 20 of the thick sheet 10, and both are bonded by the bonding material 12. At this time, the second through hole 2a of the thin sheet 11 and the large through hole 20 of the thick sheet 10 are overlapped and joined so as to be coaxially overlapped. In this way, even if the second through hole 2a is extended by use, the thick sheet 10 can be used repeatedly by replacing it with a new thin sheet 11.

The thick sheet 10 can be made of a material such as polyethylene, polyester, or polyurethane. Moreover, the thin sheet | seat 11 can be comprised with the thin polyethylene sheet which will be extended if it pulls by hand, for example. However, the present invention is not limited to these, and the thin sheet 11 may be formed of, for example, a thin medical rubber sheet.
For practical use, a plurality of thin sheets 11 are prepared for the thick sheet 10, and a release sheet is pasted on a bonding material (adhesive surface) 12 provided on the outer periphery of the second through hole 2 a of the thin sheet 11. In use, the release sheet is peeled off and placed over the through-hole 20 of the thick sheet 10 so that it can be joined. If it carries out like this, the thick sheet | seat 10 can be used repeatedly by replacing | exchanging and using the thin sheet | seat 11. FIG.

<Invention of Usage Method of Basic Form 4>
When using the cover 1 shown in FIGS. 41 and 47, the through-hole 2 of the cover 1 is put through the head of the wearer with the opening 30 of each of the

bags

3a and 3b facing upward. Then, as shown in FIGS. 43, 44, and 48, the

bag portions

3a and 3b that are open at the top hang down separately on the wearer's abdomen side and back side, so that the cover 1 becomes a cape for preventing dirt. . In this state, after applying a medicine such as a hair coloring agent or a treatment agent to the wearer's hair, the bag portion 3a hung on the abdomen side is lifted as shown in FIG. Expose your face. At this time, the nape side of the through-hole 2 becomes a bundle while being stretched, and the front side of the through-hole 2 is pushed out by the face and closely adheres to the skin around the face in a state of spreading flatly as shown in FIG. To do. The tightening force of the through-hole 2 at this time is not so strong as to cause uncomfortable feelings, and when it is stretched and thinned, it adheres to the skin with an appropriate strength and width.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 50, the back side bag part 3b is put on the hair that protrudes from the bag part 3a on the abdomen side on the head, or the bag part put on the head as shown in FIG. Cover the entire hair with the bag 3b on the back side from the top of 3a.

49. Even the cover 1 composed of the thick sheet 10 and the thin sheet 11 shown in FIG. 49 can wrap the entire hair in the same procedure. At this time, since the

bag portions

3a and 3b are formed by the thick sheet 11, the opening portions 30 of the

bag portions

3a and 3b remain open without being closed, and they receive medicines, The back hair can be received by the side bag portion 3b. In addition, after applying the medicine, as shown in FIG. 45, if the bag portion 3a hung on the abdomen side is lifted to expose the face of the wearer through the second through hole 2a, the abdomen side bag Since the hair is covered with 3a, if the bag 3b on the back side is lifted from the top and placed on the head, the entire hair can be easily wrapped.

In addition, in the state where the cover 1 shown in FIG. 41 is used and the hair is wrapped, as shown in FIG. 50, the portion 34 protruding to the left and right becomes an obstacle, so that it protrudes to the left and right as shown in FIG. The portion 34 may be tied at the rear side, or may be turned forward and tied under the chin as shown in FIG. Thereby, the cover 1 which wrapped the head hair can be collected compactly.

According to the present invention, instead of covering the head from the top like a conventional hair cap, from the state where the upper body of the wearer is covered like a cape, the cover hung on the abdomen is lifted to face the through hole. Therefore, the peripheral edge of the through hole can be brought into close contact with the periphery of the face from the nape to the forehead without bringing the peripheral edge of the through hole into contact with the hair to which the medicine is attached. Moreover, in that state, the drooping cover turns inside out and covers the hair, so even if a drug or the like is attached to the surface of the cover, it is turned inside out and trapped inside the cover, so the cover that wraps the hair The outer surface of the can be always kept clean.

Also, when wrapping the hair with the cover, at least crumpled the cover part that can cover the abdomen and back, cover the other cover part and wrap the entire hair, or one cover Since the whole hair is wrapped up by overlapping the parts, air is also contained between the cover part in contact with the hair and the cover part covered on it, so that the air becomes a heat insulating material, so the conventional hair cap Compared to wrapping film and wrapping film, it is excellent in heat retention and moisture retention, and can further promote the penetration effect of the drug.

Also, since the air in the cover over the hair is warmed by the scalp temperature and makes the hair temperature uniform, it is possible to eliminate dyeing unevenness and color unevenness that are likely to occur due to temperature differences. In addition, when the hairline has a large amount of undyed material, it can be held in a state in which the drug is in close contact with the hairline by gently pressing from above the cover 1. Therefore, if this cover is used, even if it is an amateur, hair dyeing without failure can be performed.

Also, if the through hole is passed through the head, the cover covers the wearer's abdomen and back widely, and can function as a cape for preventing dirt when applying medicine to the hair. In addition, since the cover with a bag part can store the hair in the bag part and apply the medicine, even if the drug scatters or hangs from the hair, it stays in the bag part and prevents scattering to the surroundings. can do. Further, since the drug dripping from the hair can be collected after collecting in the inverted conical bag portion, a small hole can be made at the lower end portion, so that treatment such as pouring the drug on the hair can be performed.

Also, since both sides of the cover when worn as a cape are widely open like a spear shoulder garment, the wearer can raise both arms and dye hair. In addition, the cover with the head passing through the through hole can turn the bag portion around the neck around the abdomen and back, so that it can be used according to the user's preference. In addition, since the cover with the head passing through the through hole does not slip off, it becomes a household cover that can dye hair alone without polluting the surroundings.

In addition, this cover is formed of a thin synthetic resin sheet that stretches when pulled, and by exposing the face from a through hole that is smaller than the head, the periphery of the through hole passes under the ear from the wearer's nape. Because it adheres to the area around the face that reaches the forehead, even if water drops from the medicine applied to the hair, it has the effect of preventing it from leaking out to the face and nape. Moreover, since the peripheral edge of the extended through hole is not strong enough to cause discomfort, it can be left for a long time without a sense of incongruity.

Furthermore, since this cover becomes a flat, substantially rectangular shape when folded, it can be mass-produced from a strip-shaped film at a low cost and can be disposable, so there is no need to wash it like conventional hair caps. Therefore, for the beauty salon / barber shop, the workability is improved, and it is a hygienic and pleasant cover for the customer.

In addition, since the through-holes that are in close contact with the face are in close contact with the skin with appropriate tension and width, the cover will not come off together even if you take off your T-shirt. Therefore, even if you forget to change into front-opening clothes and start dyeing hair, you can proceed without panic.

Furthermore, if you extend the hem of the cover that hangs down to the abdomen, you can lay the long hem on the table when you install it as a cape, so you can not only cover the abdomen with the cover but also as a sheet for preventing dirt on the table Can also work.

The top view of the cover concerning the present invention. The top view of the cover of the other form which concerns on this invention. The top view of the cover of the further another form which concerns on this invention. Explanatory drawing in the case of laying the skirt of the cover of FIG. 3 on a table. The illustration of the state which covered the through-hole of the cover of FIG. 1 through the head. An illustration of a face exposed through a through hole. An illustration of how the face is further exposed through the through hole. Illustration of the face exposed through the through hole. Illustration of the state where the periphery of the through hole is in close contact with the periphery of the face. The top view of the cover provided with the through-hole of another form. The top view of the cover which made the through-hole openable. An illustration of the end of the bag over the sag with a clip. An illustration of a state where the abdomen cover is put on the hair hanging from the back. The illustration of the state which folded the right and left side part of the cover of the state of FIG. 13 in the center. The illustration of the state which lifted the lower end part of the cover of FIG. 14 to the top of the head. The illustration of the state which lifted the lower end part of the cover of FIG. The illustration of the state which tied the both ends which carried out the cheek crown of FIG. 16 under the chin. The illustration of the state which lifted the cover of FIG. 14 to the shoulder, and covered it like a shoulder hook. The illustration of the state which hung the drooping part of the cover of FIG. 25 to the abdomen. The illustration of the state which hung the bag part of the cover of FIG. 25 on the back. The illustration which lifted the drooping part of FIG. 19, and exposed the face from the through-hole. The illustration of the state which covered the drooping part of FIG. 19 on the head. The illustration of the state which the through-hole of FIG. 21 closely_contact | adhered around the face. The illustration of the state which covered the bag part of FIG. 23 on the drooping part of the head. The top view of the cover of FIG. 19, FIG. Illustration of a state where the bag part lifted from the abdomen is put on the drooping part of the head. Illustration of the state where the sagging part of the head is covered with the bag part lifted from the abdomen. Explanatory drawing of the other way of wrapping when wrapping hair with the cover of FIG. The illustration of the state which twisted and closed the right and left upper edge part of the cover of FIG. The illustration of the state which stopped the twisted front-end | tip part of FIG. 29 with the clip. The top view of the cover which replaced with the clip of FIG. 30 and provided the stop part in the drooping part. An illustration of a state in which a bag hanging from the abdomen is lifted and covered with hair. The illustration of the state which tied the both ends of the bag part of FIG. 32 under chin. The top view of the cover which provided the notch in the cover of FIG. The illustration of the state which mounted | wore the cover of FIG. The top view of the form which thickened a part of bag part of FIG. The external appearance perspective view which shows the form of a cover when the cover of FIG. 36 is mounted | worn. Explanatory drawing which folded the cover which concerns on this invention, laminated | stacked it and boxed. Explanatory drawing when taking out the cover which concerns on this invention wound by roll shape from a box. The illustration of the state where the string 9 is taken out from the bag part 3. The external appearance explanatory view when placing the cover concerning the present invention horizontally. Explanatory drawing when the cover of FIG. 1 is stood in the vertical direction. Illustration seen from the front with the head covered in the through hole of the cover. The illustration which looked at the cover with which FIG. 43 was mounted | worn from the side. An illustration of a face exposed through a through hole. The illustration which shows the state which the periphery of the through-hole contact | adhered to the circumference of the face. The external appearance perspective view of the cover which concerns on the 2nd form of this invention. The illustration seen from the back side when wearing the cover of FIG. 47 as a cape. The expansion | deployment top view of the cover which concerns on the 5th form of this invention. The illustration of the state which wrapped the hair with the cover which concerns on this invention. The illustration of the state which covered the bag part of the back side of FIG. 50 further on the head. The illustration of the state which tied the part which protruded right and left of FIG. 50 on the back side. The illustration of the state which tied the part which protruded right and left of FIG. 50 under chin. The external appearance perspective view of other embodiments of the cover concerning the present invention. The external appearance perspective view of embodiment which added the improvement further to the cover shown in FIG.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the cover of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, points that have not been described so far will be emphasized.

The cover 1 can take various shapes, but the through-hole 2 has a size that the wearer's head can barely enter, and the front side of the cover 1 is lifted from the state where the head is put and covered. When the face is exposed from the through-hole 2, the periphery of the through-hole 2 should be further extended so as to be in close contact with the periphery of the face from the wearer's nape to the forehead through the ear. As such a thin sheet having extensibility, there is a plastic bag formed from polyethylene or polypropylene. Therefore, using this plastic bag, an experiment was conducted with plastic bags of various thicknesses to determine how much elongation would stick to the periphery of the face with an appropriate strength.

In the experiment, a transparent plastic bag and a translucent plastic bag having a thickness of 0.008 mm, 0.015 mm, 0.025 mm, and 0.03 mm were purchased, and through holes each having a circumference of 38 cm were formed. The size of the head (including hair) when this through-hole is passed through the head of the wearer is 53 cm, and the face is exposed from the through-hole so that it fits around the face from the nape to the forehead through the ear. The circumferential length at that time is 56 cm. Under such conditions, an experiment was conducted in which the head was passed through a through-hole having a circumference of 38 cm and the face was exposed from the through-hole. The results are shown in Table 1.

From this experiment, the cover 1 made of a plastic bag stretches better than the translucent sheet and has better adhesion, but the translucent sheet is stiff and crumpled inside. Since an air layer is formed, it can be said that it is excellent in heat retention. Accordingly, a semi-transparent sheet is preferable when the room temperature is low and it is desired to increase the heat retaining property, and a transparent sheet is preferable when the room temperature is high and the heat retaining property is not important. In addition, when a sheet having a thickness of 0.04 mm or more is used, a considerable resistance is felt when the face is exposed from the through-hole 2. When using a thick sheet, the through-hole is adjusted to the head size. 2 needs to be large.
The plastic bag used here is an example, and may be, for example, EVA resin (ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer) excellent in flexibility and rubber elasticity, or a polyethylene sheet to which it is added. Since the elongation is different, an appropriate one may be selected from them.

Also, using this property, there is a method of using two covers 1 having different thicknesses. For example, a transparent cover 1 having a thickness of 0.008 mm and a translucent cover 1 having a thickness of 0,025 mm are prepared. The former thin cover 1 is a cover 1 having the shape shown in FIG. The cover 1 is a cover 1 having the shape shown in FIG. 25, FIG. 31, or FIG. 34, FIG. Then, after passing the head through the through hole 2 of the thick cover 1, two sheets are stacked through the head to the through hole 2 of the thin cover 1 from above. After the medicine is applied to the hair in this state, first, the face is exposed from the through hole 2 of the thin cover 1, and then the face is exposed from the through hole 2 of the thick cover 1. The through-hole 2 is in a state along the double. In this state, if the thin cover 1 is crumpled and put on the head, and then the thick cover 1 is put on the head, the inside of the cover 1 can be further kept warm and moisturized, and the thick cover 1 can be put on. The cover 1 is easy to wrap the hair and has high heat insulation.

Also, depending on where the through hole 2 of the cover 1 is provided, various usages can be made when the cape is used. For example, when the bag part 3 is made longer than the sagging part 4, as shown in FIG. 20, the long hair can be accommodated in the bag part 3 to apply the medicine, so that it is used as a cap for long hair. can do. In addition, when an individual performs hair dyeing at home, he / she often bends forward while looking into the mirror and applies a medicine. It can also be taken.

Further, in FIG. 25, a string 9 is formed that is partly separable in the left-right direction along the edge a that contacts the forehead of the wearer when the bag 3 is put on the head of the wearer. If this is the case, the bag 3 placed on the head can be fixed with the string 9.

Here, “partially separable” means that the base 9 a of the string 9 is integrated with the bag part 3, and the other parts are separable from the bag part 3 as appropriate. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 25, after a slit 9b is cut in advance along the edge a of the bag portion 3 and the string 9 is formed by cutting the perforation 9b, the string 9 If the vertical perforation 9c in the central part of the bag part 3 is separated into the left and right, the string 9 can be taken out in the left-right direction from both sides of the front edge a of the bag part 3 as shown in FIG.

When the bag 9 is fixed to the head with the string 9, for example, the left and right strings 9 (see FIG. 40) taken out from the bag 3 are tied near the nape or tied under the chin. Then, the bag part 2 covered on the hair can be fixed. Further, when the bag part 3 hung on the back is lifted, the bag part 2 can be covered on the head alone even if it is an elderly person by holding the left and right strings 9 and pulling it up.

Also, when used by hairdressers and barbers, the cover 1 is attached after the customer is wearing a cloth and a cape for preventing dirt, so there is little need to use the cover 1 as a cape. Further, depending on the contents of the treatment, a permlot or a straight perm water repellent paper or a weaving foil or the like may be attached to the hair. Sometimes leave your hair hanging down naturally. In addition, after applying the medicine, the bag part 3 and the drooping part 4 are applied to the hair from the relationship of applying various treatments such as a time difference method, correction of the treatment, and use of a moist heat accelerator and a dry heat accelerator. A size capable of wrapping various attached instruments (permalot, etc.) is preferable. Therefore, when the cover 1 is commercialized, the cover 1 is different in the position and shape of the through-hole 2, the combination and shape of the bag portion and the drooping portion, the size and thickness of the cover 1, etc., depending on the length and purpose of the hair. It is preferable to prepare a plurality.

In a beauty salon or barber, even if the drug drips or scatters when the drug is applied to the hair or combing the drug-treated hair, the bag portion 3 of the inverted triangular pyramid that hangs down on the back side You can catch and prevent accidents attached to the surroundings. Moreover, since the bag part 3 deform | transforms flexibly, according to a practitioner's standing position and the treatment content, the bag part 3 can be changed into various shapes and workability | operativity can be improved.

<Previous antifouling capes were able to prevent chemicals from adhering to customers, but if the chemicals adhered to the cape or the practitioner themselves, secondary contamination could not be prevented. For example, since the practitioner applies the drug while moving around the customer, the practitioner may come into contact with the cape or hair to which the drug has adhered during the procedure, and may continue the procedure without noticing the drug that has adhered to itself. In such a case, the drug attached to the practitioner himself may adhere to the customer or the surrounding area and cause an unexpected accident.

In addition, when a liquid medicine is poured on the hair in the bag part 3 hung on the back, since the medicine hanging from the hair can be collected at the lower end part of the bag part 3 of the inverted triangular pyramid, the tip part is cut. It can be recovered by receiving it in a bowl ahead of it. In addition, after the medicine is applied, the cut end portion is bent and sealed with a tape, a clip, or the like, so that it can be used as the bag portion 3 with the hole closed.

«Conventional perms used U-shaped bowls to receive the perm agent that spills onto the hair. This bowl is a U-shaped container that sticks to the nape from the left and right ears, receives the permanent liquid that hangs on your shoulders, and then covers your hair with a hair cap or wrap film. However, if this cover 1 is used, a U-shaped bowl becomes unnecessary, and the labor of detaching the bowl becomes unnecessary. In addition, since it is not necessary to use different tools during the treatment, the treatment time is shortened and the burden on the practitioner as well as the customer is reduced.

In addition, in a beauty salon or barber shop, a cloth like a cloak that opens backwards is used to prevent dirt, but if the customer moves or bends forward, the cloth overlapped on the back will open. In some cases, the medicine attached to the cloth may adhere to clothes or the like. However, if this cover 1 is used, such an accident can be prevented.

Furthermore, since the periphery of the through-hole 2 is in close contact with the periphery of the face, the cover 1 cannot be removed together even if the T-shirt or the like that is not open front is removed while the head 1 is wrapped around the hair. . And when shampooing in a bathroom, if you grasp the top of the cover 1 and pull it upward, the through hole 2 will slip out of the head and come off, so the medicine in the cover 1 will adhere to your hands and surroundings. Since the medicine 1 can be prevented from leaking out by rolling the cover 1 even after it is removed, accidents due to the medicine adhering after the treatment can be prevented.

In addition, in a beauty salon or barber shop, guide the customer to the shampoo stand, and after getting ready to shampoo, remove the clips and pins that have stopped the cover 1 and pull the cover 1 horizontally to cover 1 Can be removed in the shampoo bowl, so there is no risk of soiling the surroundings. Also, if you have permalot or water repellent paper on your hair, open the bag 3 and the drooping 4 in the shampoo bowl before removing the cover 1 and remove the permalot, etc. 1 can be removed. Thereby, when moving to a shampoo table or removing it, it is possible to prevent a drug adhesion accident. In addition, since the drug does not adhere to the neck rest of the shampoo bowl that supports the nape of the customer, it is possible to eliminate the reverse folding of the hair due to the reattachment of the drug near the nape and to shorten the shampoo time. Can do.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cover 2 Through-hole 3 Bag part 3a Abdomen side bag part 3b Back side bag part 4 Hanging part 5 Notch 6 Perforation 8 Stop part 9 String

Claims

A cover made of a thin synthetic resin sheet that stretches when pulled by hand, and a through-hole with a size through which the head of the wearer barely passes is formed on the center line along the longitudinal direction of the cover. When the through-hole is put through the head of the wearer, the cover is sized to cover at least both shoulders and the abdomen of the wearer, and the rear cover part in that state is left as it is and is hung to the abdomen. When the front cover part is lifted and the face of the wearer is exposed from the through-hole, the periphery of the through-hole extends further, around the face from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead A cover that is a close-up through-hole, and that the cover portion that is lifted from the abdomen and placed on the head covers the entire hair.
The method of using a cover according to claim 1, wherein at least both shoulders and abdomen of the wearer are covered with the cover through the through-hole of the cover with the cover, and the cover is covered in that state. After applying the medicine to the wearer's hair, lift the front cover part hanging from the abdomen and expose the wearer's face from the through hole, so that the periphery of the through hole is removed from the wearer's nape Make sure to wrap the entire hair with the front cover part that is placed under the ears and around the face up to the forehead, then lifted from the abdomen and placed on the head, and the rear cover part on both shoulders. How to use the featured cover.
The cover according to claim 1, wherein one cover part that hangs separately on the wearer's abdomen and back is formed in a bag part that is open at the top, and the other cover part is formed in a flat sag part. The bag portion has a size capable of wrapping the entire hair in a state where the periphery of the through hole is in close contact with the circumference of the face from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead. And cover.
The cover according to claim 3, wherein a cut is made from a side edge of the cover to the through hole along the ridge line portion of the shoulder of the wearer, which is a boundary between the bag portion and the drooping portion. A cover characterized by being provided.
The method of using the cover according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the head is passed through the through-hole with the upper opening of the bag portion facing upward before applying the medicine to the wearer's hair. Then, either one of the bag part or the sagging part is hung on the wearer's abdomen, the other is hung on the wearer's back, and the upper body of the wearer is covered.
Following the method of using the cover according to claim 5, a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the bag portion or the drooping portion hung on the abdomen is lifted forward from the through hole to the wearer's hair. By exposing the face, the peripheral edge of the through hole is closely attached to the face from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead, and subsequently lifted to the head, and the sagging part, A method of using a cover, characterized in that the entire hair is wrapped with air in between the hair.
Following the method of using the cover according to claim 5, a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the face of the wearer is exposed from the through hole while lifting the drooping portion hanging from the abdomen forward. The peripheral edge of the through hole is closely attached to the circumference of the wearer's nape from under the ear to the forehead, and then the drooped part lifted from the abdomen is crumpled and covered on the head, A method of using a cover, characterized in that the bag portion lifted from the back is covered and the entire hair is wrapped in a state where air is included between the bag and the hair.
Following the method of using the cover according to claim 5, a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the face of the wearer is exposed from the through-hole while lifting the bag part hanging from the abdomen forward. Then, the periphery of the through hole is closely attached to the face around the wearer's nape from under the ear to the forehead, and then the drooped portion lifted from the back is crumpled and covered on the head, A method for using a cover, characterized in that the bag portion lifted from the abdomen is covered and the entire hair is wrapped in a state where air is included between the bag and the hair.
It is a sheet-like cover provided with a through hole on a center line, and the through hole is thin enough to be stretched when pulled, and the size of the wearer's head is barely passed through. When covered through the wearer's head, the cover becomes a cover that hangs down on the wearer's abdomen and back, lifts the front cover part that hangs down to the abdomen, leaving the back cover part in that state intact, When the face of the wearer is exposed from the through hole, the through hole is attached to the skin around the face extending from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead while the peripheral edge of the through hole is thinned. Further, one cover part that hangs down on the wearer's abdomen and back is formed in a bag part that is open at the top, and the periphery of the through hole is from the nape of the wearer. Under the ears and forehead In a state in close contact with the skin around the face leads, it covers a size which covers the whole hair.
The cover according to claim 9, wherein the bag portion is an inverted conical bag in a state where the cover is hung separately on the wearer's abdomen and back.
The cover according to claim 9 or 10, wherein a thickness of the bag portion is larger than a thickness of a peripheral edge of the through hole.
When the bag portion is placed on the back and the other flat sagging portion located on the opposite side of the bag portion is placed on the abdomen, and the wearer sits in front of the table, the sagging portion The cover according to claim 9, which is sized so as to be laid on the table after being covered.
The method of using the cover according to any one of claims 9 to 12, wherein the head is placed in the through-hole with the upper opening of the bag portion facing upward before the medicine is applied to the wearer's hair. And then covering the upper body of the wearer with either one of the bag portion or the drooping portion hung on the wearer's abdomen and the other on the wearer's back. How to use.
The method of using the cover according to claim 13, wherein a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the face of the wearer is exposed from the through-hole while lifting the bag portion hanging from the abdomen forward. A method of using a cover, wherein the peripheral edge of the through hole is closely attached to the periphery of the face from the wearer's nape to under the ear to the forehead, and the entire hair is wrapped in the bag portion.
Following the method of using the cover according to claim 13, a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the bag portion or the drooping portion hung on the abdomen is lifted forward from the through-hole to the wearer's hair. By exposing the face, the peripheral edge of the through hole is closely attached to the face from the wearer's nape through the bottom of the ear to the forehead, and subsequently lifted to the head, and the sagging part, A method of using a cover, characterized in that the entire hair is wrapped with air in between the hair.
The method of using the cover according to claim 13, wherein a medicine is applied to the wearer's hair, and then the face of the wearer is exposed from the through-hole while the drooping portion hanging from the abdomen is lifted forward. The periphery of the through-hole is closely attached to the circumference of the face from the wearer's nape to the forehead under the ear, and then the drooping part lifted from the abdomen is placed on the head, and then lifted from the back A method of using a cover, characterized in that the cover part is covered and the entire hair is wrapped in a state where air is contained between the bag and the hair.
The through hole provided in the substantially central portion of the cover is thin enough to extend when pulled, and is formed in such a size that the head of the wearer can barely pass through, and covers the through hole through the head of the wearer. And the cover is a cover that hangs down on the wearer's abdomen and back, the cover part that hangs down on the abdomen side and the cover part that hangs down on the back side are each formed in a bag part that is open at the top, and the abdomen When the bag portion on the side is lifted to expose the face of the wearer through the through hole, the peripheral edge of the through hole further extends, and the skin around the face extends from the wearer's nape to the forehead under the ear A cover in which the abdomen-side bag part and the back-side bag part in such a state can be covered with hair.
The cover in the vicinity of both the shoulders of the wearer in a state where the abdomen and the back of the wearer are respectively covered with the respective bag portions through the head of the wearer through the through-hole. The cover according to claim 17, wherein a cut is made inward from the inside.
When the bag portion is placed on the wearer's head, the bag portion is partially fixed in the left-right direction for fixing the bag portion to the head along the edge portion of the bag portion that contacts the forehead of the wearer. The cover according to any one of claims 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, and 18, wherein a separable string 9 is formed.
The cover includes a bag portion on the abdomen side and a back side by folding a front half and a rear half of a substantially quadrilateral sheet having the through-hole in a substantially central portion, and joining them in a bag shape. The cover according to claim 17 or 18, wherein each of the bag portions is formed.
The cover according to claim 20, wherein a fastener for detachably connecting the mating surfaces is provided on the joint surface joined in the bag shape.
21. The sheet that covers the through hole according to claim 20, wherein the sheet has a thinness that extends when pulled, and a second through hole having a size that the head of the wearer barely passes is formed. Furthermore, the sheet | seat in which the outer peripheral part of said 2nd through-hole is provided with the joining material for joining with the outer peripheral part of the said through-hole.
23. The method of using a cover according to claim 17, wherein the upper portion is formed by covering the through-hole of the cover through the head of the wearer with the opening side of each bag portion facing upward. After each opened bag is hung on the wearer's abdomen and back, and the medicine is applied to the wearer's hair in that state, the pouch hung on the abdomen is lifted and covered from the through hole. By exposing the wearer's face, the periphery of the through-hole is brought into close contact with the face around the face from the nape of the wearer through the ear to the forehead, and then the bag part hung on the back side is attached to the head. A method of using a cover, comprising: covering the hair that protrudes from the bag portion on the abdomen side that is covered with the hair, or covering the head portion of the bag on the abdomen side that covers the head.
24. A method of using a cover, comprising following the method of using the cover of claim 23, further binding a portion protruding from the wearer in the left-right direction on the back side or under the front jaw.