A headwear assembly adapted to be used with a type of headwear commonly referred to as a durag (also referred to as a wave cap) is provided. The headwear assembly provides a padded layer between the durag's tie-ends and the wearer's forehead when worn with a strap that extends around the wearer's head to hold the headwear in place. A sleeve with a sleeve channel is configured with the padded layer to receive the durag's tie-ends and to hold them in secure.

A headwear assembly adapted to be used with a type of headwear commonly referred to as a durag (also referred to as a wave cap) is provided. The headwear assembly provides a padded layer between the durag's tie-ends and the wearer's forehead when worn with a strap that extends around the wearer's head to hold the headwear in place. A sleeve with a sleeve channel is configured with the padded layer to receive the durag's tie-ends and to hold them in secure.

A flexible band for a medical headgear comprises an inner surface, an opposite outer surface, and a non-stretch central portion having a friction pad disposed on the inner surface. The friction pad is formed from a grip or tacky material and is disposed at least partially between the inner surface and the outer surface of the non-stretch central portion in a solidified state of the friction pad.

An adjustment mechanism for allowing a user to adjust a length of a headband includes a stationary case, a clutch, and a knob. The stationary case defines an opening and a circular recess. The clutch includes a cam arranged within the circular recess and a pinion extending axially from the cam such that the pinion is positioned outside the case via the opening to engage with the headband. The clutch also includes a roller located adjacent to a first cam portion of the cam. The knob has an actuating element arranged between the roller and a tab of the cam. The knob is rotatable in a first direction for allowing the user to shorten the length of the headband. The knob is rotatable in a second direction allowing the user to increase the length of the headband.

An adjustment mechanism for allowing a user to adjust a length of a headband includes a stationary case, a clutch, and a knob. The stationary case defines an opening and a circular recess. The clutch includes a cam arranged within the circular recess and a pinion extending axially from the cam such that the pinion is positioned outside the case via the opening to engage with the headband. The clutch also includes a roller located adjacent to a first cam portion of the cam. The knob has an actuating element arranged between the roller and a tab of the cam. The knob is rotatable in a first direction for allowing the user to shorten the length of the headband. The knob is rotatable in a second direction allowing the user to increase the length of the headband.

An aromatherapy headwear apparatus for handsfree aromatherapy application includes a glasses frame including a rim portion, a bridge portion coupled to the rim portion, and a pair of arm portions coupled to the rim portion. A pair of lenses is coupled to the rim portion of the glasses frame. A diffuser holder is coupled to an inner side of the glasses frame. An aroma diffuser is selectively engageable with the diffuser holder. The aroma diffuser holds and dispenses an essential oil.

The present disclosure relates to a protective garment, such as a protective headband, such as a protective headband that may reduce the risk of head injuries for football (soccer) players by reducing the impact of blows, falls as well as being hit by and heading to the ball.

The present disclosure relates to a protective garment, such as a protective headband, such as a protective headband that may reduce the risk of head injuries for football (soccer) players by reducing the impact of blows, falls as well as being hit by and heading to the ball.

This present invention relates to an eyebrow threading or facial hair removal tool comprising a headband having a thread line holding clip. The headband comprises three headbands or layers sewn together and is designed to be worn comfortably as a band around the head of a user. The tool maintains the clip oriented towards the front of the head of the user. The clip secures the thread line to keep the line taut while performing eyebrow threading or facial hair removal. The tool eliminates the need to hold the thread line in the user's mouth and allows the user to wear a face mask while threading, thereby inhibiting the risk of contracting germs, viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens.

This present invention relates to an eyebrow threading or facial hair removal tool comprising a headband having a thread line holding clip. The headband comprises three headbands or layers sewn together and is designed to be worn comfortably as a band around the head of a user. The tool maintains the clip oriented towards the front of the head of the user. The clip secures the thread line to keep the line taut while performing eyebrow threading or facial hair removal. The tool eliminates the need to hold the thread line in the user's mouth and allows the user to wear a face mask while threading, thereby inhibiting the risk of contracting germs, viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens.