Method for attaching commercial hair
OwnerJacqueline Donovan Ingersollinventor
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Abstract
The invention is a method of attaching commercial hair to a wearer's head. The method includes the steps of gathering several strands of the wearer's natural hair into a first tuft; feeding the first tuft through a hole in a first linking attachment member; gathering several more strands of hair into a second tuft and feeding it through the hole in the opposite direction. Then the hair is secured in the linking member by crimping. Next, further strands of natural hair are added to the first tuft creating a third tuft, which are fed through a hole in a second linking attachment member creating a securing base of hair between and with the linking members. Then the commercial hair is attached to the securing base.
Claims11
A method for attaching commercial hair comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a wearer having natural hair;
- a plurality of malleable linking attachment members each having a hole therethrough;
- and commercial hair;
- b) gathering several strands of said natural hair into a first tuft;
- c) feeding said first tuft through said hole in a first linking attachment member;
- d) gathering a second set of strands of natural hair and feeding said second set of strands through an opposing side of said hole in said first linking member;
- e) securing said first linking attachment member to said first tuft by crimping;
- f) adding further strands of said natural hair to said first tuft creating a second tuft;
- g) feeding said second tuft through said hole in a second linking attachment member creating a securing base of hair between said linking members;
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- h) attaching said commercial hair to said securing base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.