Hairpiece with attachment rings and kit for attaching hairpiece
OwnerKevin Kiminventor
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Abstract
A hairpiece assembly for adding body and/or length to the user's real hair. The hairpiece assembly includes a plurality of natural or synthetic strands of hair arranged in parallel and forming a first edge; and an elongated strip attached to the first edge to hold the plurality of strands together. The hairpiece assembly further includes a plurality of spaced-apart rings attached to the elongated strip to form a hairpiece assembly; and each of the rings having an opening for receiving therethrough the user's real hair for attaching the hairpiece assembly to the user's real hair.
Claims12
A hairpiece assembly for adding body and/or length to the user's real hair, comprising:
- a) a plurality of natural or synthetic strands of hair arranged in parallel and forming a first edge;
- b) an elongated strip attached to said first edge to hold said plurality of strands together;
- c) a plurality of spaced-apart rings attached to said elongated strip to form a hairpiece assembly;
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- d) each of said rings having an opening for receiving therethrough the user's real hair for attaching said hairpiece assembly to the user's real hair.
A method of securing a hairpiece assembly to the head of the user for styling the user's hair, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a plurality of natural or synthetic strands of hair arranged in parallel and forming a first edge;
- b) providing an elongated strip attached to said first edge for holding the plurality of strands together;
- c) attaching a plurality of spaced-apart rings to said elongated strip for forming a hairpiece assembly each of said rings having an opening;
- d) weaving the user's real hair through said openings of said plurality of rings on the elongated strip using a pulling instrument;
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- e) crimping said ring openings on the elongated strip using a crimping instrument for preventing removal of the user's real hair from said rings on the elongated strip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.