Frosting cap and method of use
OwnerJanet Schweer, Janet Eisenmengerinventors
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Abstract
A frosting cap is designed to only cover the lower portion of the head leaving the upper portion of the head uncovered. This allows the shorter lower hairs to be highlighted by pulling them through perforations in the frosting cap and applying the dye. Upper hairs which tend to be longer can then be highlighted by segregating the bundles of hair, applying dye and encasing them in sheeting such as aluminum foil.
Claims8
A frosting cap comprising a perforated sheet configured to cover the lower portions of a head;
- said cap comprises a first side, a second side and a back side and an upper edge,
- a first fastener at about said upper edge adapted to hold said upper edge around the upper portion of said head at about a forehead portion of said head,
- said sides adapted to cover substantially the entire head below said forehead,
- said cap open above said upper edge to thereby leave a top portion of said head uncovered by said cap,
- said cap further comprising an unperforated flap attached to an edge of said cap and adapted to fold over and cover said perforated sheet.
A method of highlighting hair comprising covering the lower portion of said head with a frosting cap said frosting cap comprising a perforated sheet configured to cover the lower portions of a head;
- said cap comprising a first side, a second side and a back side and an upper edge,
- said sides adapted to cover substantially the entire head below said forehead,
- said cap open above said upper edge to thereby leave a top portion of said head uncovered by said cap,
- fastening said cap about a forehead portion of said head with said sides covering said head below said forehead portion;
- pulling selected bundles of hair through said perforations in said sheet and applying dye to said selected bundles of hair;
- covering said selected bundles;
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- further highlighting hairs on the upper portion of said head wherein said highlight is applied to said upper portions of said hair by segregating second bundles of hair and covering said second bundles of hair with dye and enclosing said second bundles of hair in a plurality of unperforated sheets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.