Hidden foundation for forming hair and method of use
AssigneeAccessory Maven, LLC
InventorLeigh F. Lightfoot-Martin
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Abstract
A hidden foundation for forming hair into a ponytail or elaboration of a ponytail hair style includes a bulbous member connected to a flared member by a waist. The flared member is placed adjacent the back of the user's head and hair is gathered around the hidden foundation. An elastic band is then placed around the hair at the waist to hold the hair in place. A storage cavity for storing articles is disposed within the hidden foundation. In another embodiment, the hidden foundation comprises a cage structure which is open and can receive hair fasteners.
Claims16
A hidden foundation for forming hair, the foundation having a central longitudinal axis, the foundation comprising:
- a flared member extending along the central longitudinal axis, the flared member having a large end for positioning adjacent the head of a user, and a small end axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the large end,
- a waist axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the large end of the flared member, the waist connected to the small end of the flared member, and
- a hollow bulbous member axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the flared member, the bulbous member connected to the waist and having a rounded top portion adjacent to the axis and opposite from the waist, the bulbous member defining a first plurality of openings.
A hidden foundation for forming hair, the foundation having a central longitudinal axis, the foundation comprising:
- a flared member extending along the central longitudinal axis, the flared member having a large end for positioning adjacent the head of a user and a small end axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the large end,
- a waist axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the large end of the flared member, the waist connected to the small end of the flared member, and
- a generally hollow bulbous member axially spaced along the central longitudinal axis from the flared member, the bulbous member connected to the waist and having a rounded top portion adjacent to the axis and opposite from the waist, the bulbous member having a truncated ellipsoidal shape having a minor axis, the minor axis coaxial with the central longitudinal axis.
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