Hair addition
AssigneePsykhe Hair Extensions, Inc.
InventorJennae Jensen
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a hair addition for adding volume, texture, and density to the side of a user's head and hairline. The hair addition, in one embodiment, includes two or more wires to which wefts of hair are attached. The hair addition further includes one or more double layer portions of hair and one or more single layer portions of hair. In another embodiment, the hair addition includes one or more wires to which wefts of hair are attached. At least some of the wefts of hair are slidable along the one or more wires. The hair addition further includes elastic cordage connecting to the one or more wires one each end of the one or more wires and an intermediate connector connecting the wires and the elastic cordage.
Claims18
A hair addition consisting of:
- a first wire and a second wire, wherein the first wire and the second wire together define at least one single layer portion of hair and at least one double layer portion of hair along a length of the first wire and the second wire;
- each double layer portion of hair consisting of:
- first wefts of hair directly attached to only the first wire and not the second wire;
- and
- second wefts of hair directly attached to only the second wire and not the first wire;
- each single layer portion of hair consisting of:
- third wefts of hair directly wrapped around and knotted to both the first wire and the second wire with the first wire and second wire being in direct contact, such that the first wire and the second wire together form a single two-ply wire that is encased by the third wefts of hair;
- an intermediate connector joining each of two terminal ends of the first wire and the second wire;
- wherein each intermediate connector has:
- one end joined to one of the terminal ends of the first wire and the second wire;
- and
- an opposite end joined to an elastic cordage;
- and
- wherein the first wire, the second wire, the intermediate connectors, and the elastic cordage together form a loop.
A hair addition consisting of:
- a first wire, a second wire, and a third wire, wherein the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire together define at least one single layer portion of hair, at least one double layer portion of hair, and at least one triple layer portion of hair along a length of the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire;
- each double layer portion of hair consisting of:
- first wefts of hair directly wrapped around and knotted to both the first wire and the second wire and not the third wire, with the first wire and the second wire being in direct contact, such that the first wire and the second wire together form a single two-ply wire that is encased by the first wefts of hair;
- and
- second wefts of hair directly attached to only the third wire and not the first wire or the second wire;
- each single layer portion of hair consisting of:
- third wefts of hair directly wrapped around and knotted to the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire, with the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire being in direct contact, such that the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire together form a single three-ply wire that is encased by the third wefts of hair;
- each triple layer portion of hair consisting of:
- fourth wefts of hair directly attached to only the first wire and not the second wire or the third wire;
- fifth wefts of hair directly attached to only the second wire and not the first wire or the third wire;
- and
- sixth wefts of hair directly attached to only the third wire and not the first wire or the second wire;
- an intermediate connector joining each of two terminal ends of the first wire, the second wire, and the third wire;
- wherein each intermediate connector has:
- one end joined to one of the terminal ends of the first wire, the second wire and the third wire;
- and
- an opposite end joined to an elastic cordage;
- and
- wherein the first wire, the second wire, the third wire, the intermediate connectors, and the elastic cordage together form a loop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.