US20050268928A1 - Hair accessory - Google Patents
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- This invention relates generally to hair accessories and, more particularly, to hair accessories that supplement the natural hair of a user.
- a person may supplement their natural hair with hair pieces to allow a wider variety of hair styles to be utilized. Additionally, when the person is has relatively thin hair, the person can supplement their natural hair to create the impression of a fuller head of hair. At least one known form of such a hair piece supplements the natural hair by attaching strands of hair to a hair attachment device. The hair attachment device is then used to secure the hair strands to a user's head. However, the person may wish to supplement their natural hair without a visible attachment device.
- a hair accessory comprising a ribbon-style member comprising at least a first section and a second section.
- a first plurality of hair strand bundles is attached to the first section in a first pattern and a second plurality of hair strand bundles is attached to the second section in a second pattern.
- the second pattern is different than the first pattern.
- a method of fabricating a hair accessory includes a circular member having a first section, a second section, and a plurality of hair strand bundles.
- the method comprises attaching a first plurality of the hair strand bundles to the first section of the member and attaching a second plurality of the hair strand bundles to the second section of the member.
- a hair accessory comprises a base member comprising at least a first section and a second section, a first plurality of hair strands and a second plurality of hair strands, and first and second patterns of stitching.
- the first pattern of stitching attaches the first plurality of hair strands to the first section of the base member and the second pattern of stitching attaches the second plurality of hair strands to the second section of the base member.
- FIG. 1 is a view of one embodiment of a hair accessory.
- FIG. 2 is a view of the hair accessory of FIG. 1 illustrating attachment methods for the hair strand bundles of the hair accessory.
- FIG. 3 is a view of another embodiment of the hair accessory.
- FIG. 1 is a view of one embodiment of a hair accessory 10 including a circular, transparent, elastic, member 20 including a plurality of sections 30 with a plurality of hair strand bundles 40 extending from sections 30 of member 20 .
- the transparency of member 20 allows hair accessory 10 to be worn while member 20 remains hidden. The elasticity facilitates securing hair accessory 10 to the user's head.
- member 20 is circular, transparent, elastic and of a ribbon-style. Sections 30 each have an individual length and style to provide various configurations of hair accessory 20 to supplement a user's natural hair.
- hair strand bundles 40 include about 5 to about 500 hair strands grouped per hair strand bundle. In another embodiment, hair strand bundles 40 are attached to member 20 about 5 to about 500 hair strand bundles per inch along member 20 .
- hair strand bundles 40 are sewn to member 20 and held in place with stitching.
- hair strand bundles 40 are synthetic hair fabricated from one of a polymer fiber such as modacrylic, a combination of a modacrylic fiber and PVC (Poly vinyl chloride) fiber, or a polymer fiber other than modacrylic, such as, for example, acrylic.
- hair strand bundles 40 are natural hair.
- hair strand bundles 40 include both synthetic hair and natural hair.
- a portion of hair strand bundles 40 attached to one of sections 30 are of a different length than the length of the hair strand bundles 40 attached to another of sections 30 .
- a portion of hair strand bundles 40 attached to one of sections 30 are of a different style, such as a curl or a wave, than the style of the hair strand bundles 40 attached to another of sections 30 .
- the lengths and styles of hair strand bundles 40 attached to sections 30 are the same.
- FIG. 2 illustrates one embodiment of an attachment method of hair strand bundles 40 to member 20 of hair accessory 10 .
- member 20 has an inner-side 50 , an outer-side 52 , an upper-edge 54 , and a lower-edge 56 with a length extending between upper-edge 54 and lower-edge 56 .
- hair strand bundles 40 attached to sections 30 of member 20 are attached to inner-side 50 of member 20 , overhang upper-edge 54 , and extend substantially downward in front of outer-side 52 of member 20 .
- Hair strand bundles 40 attached to sections 30 of member 20 are attached to outer-side 52 of member 20 and extend substantially downward from outer-side 52 of member 20 .
- hair strand bundles 40 are sewn to member 20 , and held by stitching to member 20 .
- the stitching holding hair strand bundles 40 to member 20 is substantially linear 60 along member 20 .
- the stitching holding hair strand bundles 40 to member 20 is in a zig-zag formation 62 .
- different stitching patterns are utilized in the various sections 30 of member 20 .
- hair strand bundles 40 are attached to member 20 such as by adhesive, pins, and/or clips. Alternatively, any other method of attachment of hair strand bundles 40 to member 20 may be utilized to attach a portion of hair strand bundles 40 to member 20 .
- FIG. 3 is a view of another embodiment of a hair accessory 100 including a circular, transparent, elastic, member 120 sectioned into a plurality of sections 130 with a plurality of hair strands 140 extending from sections 130 of member 120 .
- individual hair strands 140 are stitched to member 120 .
- the stitching attaching hair strands 140 to member 120 is substantially linear along member 120 .
- the stitching holding hair strands 140 to member 120 is in a zig-zag formation .
- various stitching patterns are utilized to attach hair strands 140 to member 120 . The different stitching patterns help to provide different styling for hair accessory 100 .
- Hair strands 140 are synthetic hair fabricated from one of a polymer fiber such as modacrylic, a combination of a modacrylic fiber and PVC (Poly vinyl chloride) fiber, or a polymer fiber other than modacrylic, such as, for example, acrylic.
- a polymer fiber such as modacrylic, a combination of a modacrylic fiber and PVC (Poly vinyl chloride) fiber, or a polymer fiber other than modacrylic, such as, for example, acrylic.
- synthetic hair or a combination of synthetic hair and natural hair may be utilized
- a portion of hair strands 140 attached to one of sections 130 are of a different length than the length of the hair strands 140 attached to another of sections 130 .
- a portion of hair strands 140 attached to one of sections 130 are of a different style, such as a curl or a wave, than the style of the hair strands 140 attached to another of sections 130 .
- the lengths and styles of hair strands 140 attached to sections 130 are all the same.
- hair accessory To use hair accessory, the hair accessory is placed over the user's head, and placement of hair accessory is adjusted according to individual comfort and style. Then hair accessory is blended with the user's hair by pulling the user's hair above and around the member, substantially concealing the member.
- the user can utilize the hair accessory to supplement the user's natural hair to provide various hair styles, some of which may not be attainable, or desirable in appearance, without the hair accessory.
- the hair accessory is described as being attachable to the user's natural hair, the hair accessory can also be attached to a wig or other such supplemental hair accessory worn by the user.
- the hair accessory is illustrated using a single color of hair for the entire hair accessory, the hair accessory can have different colors and lengths between hair strand bundles, and/or different colors and lengths for the hair strands within a hair strand bundle. Since the hair accessory is attachable and detachable, the hair accessory may be applied and removed at the leisure of the user.
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- This invention relates generally to hair accessories and, more particularly, to hair accessories that supplement the natural hair of a user.
- A person may supplement their natural hair with hair pieces to allow a wider variety of hair styles to be utilized. Additionally, when the person is has relatively thin hair, the person can supplement their natural hair to create the impression of a fuller head of hair. At least one known form of such a hair piece supplements the natural hair by attaching strands of hair to a hair attachment device. The hair attachment device is then used to secure the hair strands to a user's head. However, the person may wish to supplement their natural hair without a visible attachment device.
- In one aspect, a hair accessory is provided that comprises a ribbon-style member comprising at least a first section and a second section. A first plurality of hair strand bundles is attached to the first section in a first pattern and a second plurality of hair strand bundles is attached to the second section in a second pattern. The second pattern is different than the first pattern.
- In another aspect, a method of fabricating a hair accessory is provided. The hair accessory includes a circular member having a first section, a second section, and a plurality of hair strand bundles. The method comprises attaching a first plurality of the hair strand bundles to the first section of the member and attaching a second plurality of the hair strand bundles to the second section of the member.
- In yet another aspect, a hair accessory is provided that comprises a base member comprising at least a first section and a second section, a first plurality of hair strands and a second plurality of hair strands, and first and second patterns of stitching. The first pattern of stitching attaches the first plurality of hair strands to the first section of the base member and the second pattern of stitching attaches the second plurality of hair strands to the second section of the base member.
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FIG. 1 is a view of one embodiment of a hair accessory. -
FIG. 2 is a view of the hair accessory ofFIG. 1 illustrating attachment methods for the hair strand bundles of the hair accessory. -
FIG. 3 is a view of another embodiment of the hair accessory. -
FIG. 1 is a view of one embodiment of ahair accessory 10 including a circular, transparent, elastic,member 20 including a plurality ofsections 30 with a plurality ofhair strand bundles 40 extending fromsections 30 ofmember 20. The transparency ofmember 20 allowshair accessory 10 to be worn whilemember 20 remains hidden. The elasticity facilitates securinghair accessory 10 to the user's head. In an alternative embodiment,member 20 is circular, transparent, elastic and of a ribbon-style.Sections 30 each have an individual length and style to provide various configurations ofhair accessory 20 to supplement a user's natural hair. - In one embodiment,
hair strand bundles 40 include about 5 to about 500 hair strands grouped per hair strand bundle. In another embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 are attached tomember 20 about 5 to about 500 hair strand bundles per inch alongmember 20. - In one embodiment,
hair strand bundles 40 are sewn tomember 20 and held in place with stitching. In one embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 are synthetic hair fabricated from one of a polymer fiber such as modacrylic, a combination of a modacrylic fiber and PVC (Poly vinyl chloride) fiber, or a polymer fiber other than modacrylic, such as, for example, acrylic. In another embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 are natural hair. In yet another embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 include both synthetic hair and natural hair. - In one embodiment, a portion of
hair strand bundles 40 attached to one ofsections 30 are of a different length than the length of thehair strand bundles 40 attached to another ofsections 30. In one embodiment, a portion ofhair strand bundles 40 attached to one ofsections 30 are of a different style, such as a curl or a wave, than the style of thehair strand bundles 40 attached to another ofsections 30. In an alternative embodiment, the lengths and styles ofhair strand bundles 40 attached tosections 30 are the same. -
FIG. 2 illustrates one embodiment of an attachment method ofhair strand bundles 40 tomember 20 ofhair accessory 10. In one embodiment,member 20 has an inner-side 50, an outer-side 52, an upper-edge 54, and a lower-edge 56 with a length extending between upper-edge 54 and lower-edge 56. In the illustrated embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 attached tosections 30 ofmember 20 are attached to inner-side 50 ofmember 20, overhang upper-edge 54, and extend substantially downward in front of outer-side 52 ofmember 20.Hair strand bundles 40 attached tosections 30 ofmember 20 are attached to outer-side 52 ofmember 20 and extend substantially downward from outer-side 52 ofmember 20. - In the illustrated embodiment,
hair strand bundles 40 are sewn tomember 20, and held by stitching tomember 20. In one embodiment, the stitching holdinghair strand bundles 40 tomember 20 is substantially linear 60 alongmember 20. In another embodiment, the stitching holdinghair strand bundles 40 tomember 20 is in a zig-zag formation 62. In another embodiment, different stitching patterns are utilized in thevarious sections 30 ofmember 20. In another embodiment,hair strand bundles 40 are attached tomember 20 such as by adhesive, pins, and/or clips. Alternatively, any other method of attachment ofhair strand bundles 40 tomember 20 may be utilized to attach a portion ofhair strand bundles 40 tomember 20. -
FIG. 3 is a view of another embodiment of ahair accessory 100 including a circular, transparent, elastic,member 120 sectioned into a plurality ofsections 130 with a plurality ofhair strands 140 extending fromsections 130 ofmember 120. In the illustrated embodiment,individual hair strands 140 are stitched tomember 120. In one embodiment, the stitching attachinghair strands 140 tomember 120 is substantially linear alongmember 120. In another embodiment, the stitching holdinghair strands 140 tomember 120 is in a zig-zag formation . In still another embodiment (not shown), various stitching patterns are utilized to attachhair strands 140 tomember 120. The different stitching patterns help to provide different styling forhair accessory 100. -
Hair strands 140 are synthetic hair fabricated from one of a polymer fiber such as modacrylic, a combination of a modacrylic fiber and PVC (Poly vinyl chloride) fiber, or a polymer fiber other than modacrylic, such as, for example, acrylic. In addition, natural hair or a combination of synthetic hair and natural hair may be utilized - In one embodiment, a portion of
hair strands 140 attached to one ofsections 130 are of a different length than the length of thehair strands 140 attached to another ofsections 130. In one embodiment, a portion ofhair strands 140 attached to one ofsections 130 are of a different style, such as a curl or a wave, than the style of thehair strands 140 attached to another ofsections 130. In an alternative embodiment, the lengths and styles ofhair strands 140 attached tosections 130 are all the same. - To use hair accessory, the hair accessory is placed over the user's head, and placement of hair accessory is adjusted according to individual comfort and style. Then hair accessory is blended with the user's hair by pulling the user's hair above and around the member, substantially concealing the member.
- The user can utilize the hair accessory to supplement the user's natural hair to provide various hair styles, some of which may not be attainable, or desirable in appearance, without the hair accessory. While the hair accessory is described as being attachable to the user's natural hair, the hair accessory can also be attached to a wig or other such supplemental hair accessory worn by the user. Also, while the hair accessory is illustrated using a single color of hair for the entire hair accessory, the hair accessory can have different colors and lengths between hair strand bundles, and/or different colors and lengths for the hair strands within a hair strand bundle. Since the hair accessory is attachable and detachable, the hair accessory may be applied and removed at the leisure of the user.
- While the invention has been described in terms of various specific embodiments, those skilled in the art will recognize that the invention can be practiced with modification within the spirit and scope of the claims.
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