JPH04341266A - Hair brush scalp massage - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily and effectively execute the massage, while avoiding a defect of a massage using fingers by coupling horizontally three pieces of brushes of hard bristles, applying a motion to the center brush in a state that the brushes of both ends remain fixed to the sclap, and executing a massage of scalp. CONSTITUTION:In the brush of a fundamential type, two side brushes 2 are coupled by an arm 3. When a handle 4 is pinched with fingers and back-ward, the center 1 executes a reciprocating motion by amplitude of about 30mm along a slide slit 5. Also, the brush of an apllication type, the center brush 1 is attached freely to a bracket 6 by a center pin 7, and the bracket 6 is fixed to the arms 1, 3. To the handle 4, a drive arm 8 is fixed, and when the haldle 4 is moved forward and backward, a driven pin 9 is moved forward and backward, and in connection therewith, the center brush 1 executes an oscillating motion at a rotation angle of about 30 deg..

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

[Industrial field of application] Plastic hair brush manufacturing industry.

0002

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Health appliances or beauty appliances that combine a plurality of brush-like objects have been devised, but a type that combines three brushes horizontally is not commercially available.

0003

[Problem to be solved by the invention] Massaging the scalp is essential for preventing premature baldness, but although it seems simple, it is difficult to do. There are several reasons for this, such as your hands and fingers getting tired before it takes effect, your hands getting dirty from oil on your head, and your hair getting in the way and making it difficult to massage properly. The present invention avoids these drawbacks of massage using fingers and allows easy and effective massage.

0004

[Means for solving the problem] Beneath the scalp is a fibrous muscle tissue called the fascia aponeurosis, which covers the entire head.When it becomes tense due to stress or other causes, it It is generally explained that the blood vessels in the area are compressed, preventing sufficient nutrients from reaching the hair, causing hair loss. The role of massage is to return this tense tissue to its original soft state, but if you stroke the scalp with a regular hairbrush, the entire cap aponeurosis will move, and the tense state will not improve. Therefore, a method was devised in which one part of the scalp is fixed and the adjacent part is violently moved to compress and stretch the tissue between the two, thereby restoring the tense tissue.

[0005] The invention of the previous application (Japanese Patent Application No. 60-5485, Public Notice No. 2-51344) was also based on this idea, in which two hard-bristle brushes were connected vertically, and a method similar to hand kneading was used. With this, we were able to massage the radial tissue of the cap-shaped aponeurosis, which is relatively elastic. However, as massage of the hairline has become more important in recent years, the necessity of massaging tissues in a circular direction with poor elasticity has been advocated, but the brush of the previous design could not meet this need. Ta.

[0006]

[Operation] Since it is practically difficult to expand and contract the annular tissue in that direction, the present invention has prepared an alternative plan. That is, three hard-bristled brushes are arranged side by side, and the brushes at both ends are used to remove 50 to 100 pieces of tissue in the annular direction of the cap-like aponeurosis.
The tissue is pressed down from above at millimeter intervals, and the pinched area is vigorously shaken with a brush in the center in an attempt to loosen the tissue in a manner similar to massaging.
There are three ways to move the central brush as described below.

[0007]

Embodiment FIG. 1 shows a basic type of brush. 2
The side brushes (2) are connected by an arm (3). When you hold the handle (4) between your fingers and move it back and forth, the center brush (1) will slide along the slide slit (5) about 3
Performs reciprocating motion with an amplitude of 0 mm. FIG. 2 shows an applied brush 1. As shown in FIG. The center brush (1) is attached to the center pin (
7), it is freely attached to the bracket (6), and the bracket is fixed to the arm (3). A drive arm (8) is fixed to the handle (4), and when the handle is moved back and forth, the driven pin (9) is moved back and forth, and the center brush swings at a rotation angle of approximately 30 degrees. . FIG. 3 shows an applied brush 2. The center brush (1) is the crankshaft (11)
The crankshaft connects to the handle (4), and when the handle is turned, the crankshaft connects to the center hole (1) in the center of the arm (3).
0), and the center brush moves in a circular motion with a diameter of approximately 30 mm.

[0008]

[Effects of the Invention] The present invention pioneers a way to utilize the hair brush in multiple ways, and it can be used to easily and effectively clean the scalp in a way that was not possible with conventional hair brushes, such as massaging. massage. Furthermore, since the device is pressed firmly against the scalp, it has the effect of acupressure therapy, and it can also have a stretching effect by keeping the tense scalp stretched to the maximum extent possible.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The human head is a three-dimensional object with a complex shape, and there are large individual differences.
Correspondingly, the brush should also have a structure and shape that allows it to make perfect contact with the shape of the head, but expressing this on a drawing would make the drawing unnecessarily complicated and difficult to understand, so the application drawings below are simplified and three-dimensional. is expressed by replacing it with a plane.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a basic brush.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the applied brush 1.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the applied brush 2.

4 is a plan view showing the movement of the center brush (1) in FIGS. 1 to 3. FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Center brush 2 Side brush
3 Arm 4 Handle 5 Slide slit 6 Bracket 7 Center pin 8 Drive arm 9 Driven pin

Claims (1)

[Claims] [Claim 1] A hair brush that massages the scalp by combining three hard-bristled brushes horizontally and applying motion to the central brush (and vice versa) while the brushes at both ends are fixed to the scalp. As shown in Figure 4, the movement of the central brush requires A.
There are three types: ) reciprocating motion, B) rocking motion, and C) circular motion.