US 2020/0345123 A1Published application

Removal And Re-Application Board For Hair Extensions And Process

AssigneeInternational Designs Corporation, LLC

InventorRichard Schoonover

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Abstract

A removal and re-application board for hair extensions and process of using same. The board contains at least 3 serially spaced apart lines (linear or curvilinear), vertically or radially spaced apart. Hair extension bands are mounted on, above or below the lines. Board indicia conveys sequential band removal and board placement, and then band board-dismount and re-application sequential order data to re-apply the hair bands on a user's head. When the bands are on-board, the bands from a columnar matrix; therefore the serially spaced apart lines provide board-mounting and board dismounting data to the stylist (board-mounting is hair band removal; board dismounting is band re-application). The indicia and the serially spaced apart lines allow for hair bands to be easily stored (board-mounted) and organized, such that the hair bands can be reliably re-applied to substantially the same location on a user's head.

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Dependent claims

A process for removing, storing and re-applying tape-in hair extensions comprising:

providing a removal and re-application board, wherein the removal and re-application board has at least 3 serially spaced apart lines;
(a) removing tape-in hair extensions from a user's head beginning at a crown of an individual's head with a first pair of hair extensions;
(b) separating the first pair of hair extensions from each other and from a user's hair, the pair of hair extensions formed by a top hair extension and a bottom hair extension;
(c) adhering said top hair extension of the first pair of hair extensions onto said removal and re-application board on a space above a serially spaced apart line, the serially spaced apart line being the lowest of the serially spaced apart lines on the board;
(d) adhering said bottom hair extension from the first pair of hair extensions onto the removal and re-application board in a space below the serially spaced apart line containing the top of the first pair of hair extensions;
(e) removing a second pair of hair extensions from the user's head that was adjacent to the first pair of hair extensions and in a same horizontal row on the user's head;
(f) separating the second pair of hair extensions from each other and from the user's hair;
(g) adhering a top of the second pair of extensions onto the removal and re-application board in the space above the serially spaced apart line, adjacent to the top of the first pair;
(h) adhering a bottom from the second pair of extensions onto the removal and re-application board in the space below the serially spaced apart line, adjacent to the bottom of the first pair;
(i) continuing to remove the remaining pairs of hair extensions in the same horizontal row on the user's head and placing them sequentially in the serially spaced apart line adjacent the first and second pair of hair extensions;
and
(j) continuing to remove the next row of hair extensions under the first row proceeding in rows down the head toward the nape of the neck and adhering the hair extensions to the removal and re-application board on the designated serially spaced apart line proceeding in a direction from the bottom of removal and re-application board to the top of the board.

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A process for removing, storing and re-applying tape-in hair extensions comprising:

providing a removal and re-application board, wherein the removal and re-application board has at least 3 serially spaced apart lines which may be linear or curvilinear lines;
(a) removing a first tape-in hair extension from a user's head beginning at a crown or a nape of an individual's head, said first tape-in hair extension being one of a plurality of hair extensions on said head;
(b) adhering said first hair extension onto said removal and re-application board;
(c) serially removing, one at a time, remaining hair extensions from the user's head first horizontally and then either (i) progressively downward to said nape of said user's head or (ii) progressively upward to said crown of said user's head;
(d) serially adhering, one at a time, respective ones of said remaining hair extensions onto the removal and re-application board, first horizontally along a respective linear or curvilinear line, and then either progressively downward or upward over the removal and re-application board;
(e) re-applying tape-in hair extensions to said user's head beginning either at the nape or the crown of said user's head by removing a mounted hair extension located either at a lowest position or a highest linear or curvilinear line from said removal and re-application board;
and
(f) serially, one at a time, removing respective ones of remaining mounted hair extensions first horizontally from either said highest or said lowest position linear or curvilinear line from said removal and re-application board and then progressively upward or downward over the removal and re-application board, and re-applying, one at a time, said respective ones of said remaining mounted hair extensions to said user's head from either said nape to said crown or said crown to said nape.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application: 16/929,855Filed 15 Jul 2020
Priority: 6 Oct 2017
Published: 5 Nov 2020
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification4 codes

A45D 44/02
Other cosmetic or toiletry articles, e.g. for hairdressers' rooms: furniture or other equipment specially adapted for hairdressers' rooms and not…
A41G 5/004
Hair pieces, inserts, rolls, pads, or the like; Toupées: hairpieces, e.g. hair extensions
A45D
Hairdressing or shaving equipment
A41G
Artificial flowers

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