JP3055759U - Beauty salon reading glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] When winding a permanent curler or hair dyeing in a hairdressing salon, make it possible to use reading glasses during waiting time when the reading glasses cannot be used because they are covered with towels and nets from the head to the ear. To [Structure] The temple of the reading glasses is formed so as to be curved with the curvature of the curved surface of the head which has become larger by covering the net or the like,
The reading glasses for a beauty salon are formed so that the head to be attached, such as a net, is sandwiched between two temples. The temple is replaced with a string-shaped member having one end attached to a vertical hole formed outside the front frame of the reading glasses, and Velcro (registered trademark) attached to one or both surfaces of the other end. Reading glasses for a beauty salon.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention relates to reading glasses for beauty salons.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Traditionally, when wrapping permanent curlers or dyeing hair in a hairdressing salon, customers have to spend a few hours waiting with their heads wrapped in towels and nets. During this time, most customers spend their time reading newspapers and magazines, but young people alike often need the help of reading glasses to read letters. In particular, as the recent social situation has increased the use of beauty salons regardless of age, there is an increasing need for reading glasses to spend time waiting for beauty salons.

However, when winding a permanent curler or dyeing hair, if the head is wrapped with a towel and a net, the customer is covered with a towel and a net from the head to the ear. Can not use reading glasses. This is because the towel adheres to the skin on the side of the head and the temples of the reading glasses cannot be placed on both ears. That being said, the temples of ordinary type reading glasses are short in length and have low elasticity, so that the temples cannot be clamped outside the net and used for convenience. As a result, they have to wait for two or three hours, be bored, and sometimes feel painful, and have to spend their time in vain.

[0004]

[Issues to be solved]

 Therefore, when rolling a permanent curler or dyeing hair, the head is wrapped in towels and nets, and is covered with towels and nets from the customer's head to the ears. It is an object of this invention to provide reading glasses for beauty salons that can be used by customers.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The purpose of the present invention is to provide two front frames to which the lenses for hyperopia are respectively fitted, a bridge connecting the two front frames, a nose pad formed at a target position inside the two front frames, And a pair of reading glasses consisting of two temples hinged to the outside of the two front frames, wherein the two temples have a cap, a net, and a head such as a cap which is enlarged with a towel. This can be achieved by a beauty salon reading glasses which are formed so as to be curved at the curvature of the curved surface, and which are formed so that the head to be attached such as a cap is sandwiched between the two temples. (Claim 1)

[0006] Next, the object is to form two front frames to which the lenses for hyperopia are respectively fitted, a bridge connecting the two front frames, and an inner target position of the two front frames. In a frame of reading glasses comprising a nose pad, a string having one end attached to a vertical hole formed outside the front frame, and a velcro tape attached to one or both surfaces of the other end. This can be achieved by reading glasses for beauty salons having a shaped member. (Claim 2)

[0007]

Embodiment

 In the invention of claim 1, the temple of the reading glasses is formed to have a curved shape and a length so that a head such as a net, which is covered with towels and a net and covered with ears, can be pinched from the outside. The two temples are hinged to the outside of the front frame so that they do not rotate outward by more than about 100 degrees from the lens surface of the spectacles. The temples are made of metal alloy or plastic, and the temples are elastic. Because of its strength, it has a length and shape suitable for a larger head such as a net, so it can be sandwiched between the heads such as a net, and can be used as a reading glasses even in a beauty salon. Forming is performed by normal bending.

[0008] The invention of claim 2 is one in which two temples of reading glasses are replaced with two string-like members. Vertical holes were respectively formed in the temple mounting portions on the outside of the front frame, one end of each of the cord-like members was attached to each of the vertical holes, and magic tape was attached to one or both surfaces of the other end. The length of the cord-like member is based on the average size of the head to be attached, such as a net, plus the length required to connect the other end of the cord to the length. Place the central nose patch on the inside of the front frame against your nose, hold the nose patch with one hand, turn your face upwards, hang the cord member behind your head, and use the velcro on the other end of each. Glue and join the two. If one of the cord members is pulled, the adhesion can be easily removed, and the frame of the reading glasses can be removed. Each member is a commercially available product.

[0009]

【Example】

 Next, an embodiment of the reading glasses for a beauty salon of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the beauty salon reading glasses 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of the same, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG.

As is apparent from FIGS. 1 and 2, the temple 2 of the reading glasses 1 for a beauty salon of the present invention is formed longer than the width of the front frame 3, has no ear support, and is attached to a net or the like. It was curved to fit the curved surface of the part. Looking at an example of an average Japanese woman, the maximum cross-section of the head is an ellipse whose major axis is the length before and after the head, and whose minor axis is the length on either side. The size is an ellipse with a major axis of about 19 cm and a minor axis of about 15 cm on average. In conventional reading glasses, from the average arrangement of ears and eyes, the length of the temple is usually about 13 cm, which is the same as the width of the front frame 3, and the distance between the tips of the maximum opening of the temple is about 15 cm. There are many things. This corresponds to the minor axis of the ellipse, that is, the distance between the bases of both ears. In addition, a predetermined length of the tip is bent obliquely downward and inward so as to cover the ear. On the other hand, in the beauty salon reading glasses 1 of the present invention, the curved surface of the adhered head such as the net on which the temple 2 is to be clamped depends on the standard of the towel or the net to be used and the amount of hair. The thickness is usually increased by about 2 to 3 cm for attaching to a net. In accordance with this, the length of the temple was increased by about 40% to 18 cm, and one third of the base was curved to a straight line, and the remaining tip was curved to the enlarged curved surface of the head.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG. 1. The temple 2 and the front frame 3 are hinged by hinges 4. The base of the temple 2 contacts the front frame 3 and does not rotate from the inside of the front frame 3 by an angle of about 100 degrees or more.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing another embodiment of the beauty salon reading glasses 1 of the present invention. In this embodiment, a string-shaped member 5 was used in place of the temple 2. A vertical hole 6 was opened in the hinge attachment portion outside the front frame 3, one end of the string-shaped member 5 was inserted into the vertical hole 6, folded, and adhered to the main body of the string-shaped member 5. A cloth belt was used for the string-shaped member 5. Adhesion was based on an adhesive, but may be sutured. A magic tape 7 was stuck on one surface of the other end of the string-shaped member 5. You may stick on both surfaces of the other end. At the time of use, this magic tape 7 is used to turn behind the head to be attached, such as a net, so that both ends of the string-like member 5 are tied together.

[0014]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the reading glasses for a beauty salon of the present invention, the head is wrapped with a towel and a net when the permanent curler is wound or dyed, and the head and ears are wrapped with a towel and a net. The present invention can provide a beauty salon reading glasses that can be used by waiting customers even during a waiting time when the conventional reading glasses cannot be used because they are covered.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of a reading glasses 1 for a beauty salon.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing an embodiment of the reading glasses 1 for a beauty salon.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a front view showing another embodiment of the reading glasses 1 for a beauty salon.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Reading glasses for beauty salons 2 Temple 3 Front frame 4 Hinge 5 String-shaped member 6 Vertical hole 7 Magic tape

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. Two front frames each having a lens for hyperopia fitted thereon, a bridge connecting the two front frames, a nose pad formed at a target position inside the two front frames, and In the reading glasses consisting of two temples hinged to the outside of the two front frames, the two temples have a curved surface of an attached head such as a cap enlarged by covering a cap, a net, a towel and the like. Reading glasses for waiting at a beauty salon (hereinafter referred to as reading glasses for a beauty salon), which are formed so as to be curved at a curvature and are formed so as to sandwich a head such as a cap with the two temples. 2. Two front frames each having a lens for hyperopia fitted thereto, a bridge connecting the two front frames, and a nose pad formed at a target position inside the two front frames. In a reading glasses frame, one end is attached to a vertical hole formed outside the front frame, and the other end has a string-like member with a magic tape attached to one or both sides thereof. Hospital reading glasses.