A mask and method of making a decorative ornamental three dimensional mask is described, including materials used and means for assembly.

It is a support mask with a mounting strip to the head of the user. Inside the mask, the actuating mask is fixed with its vapor inlet tube connected, removable, with the injector tube of an external receptacle where a micro compact removable nebulizer is set up. The micro nebulizer has a micro ultrasonic cavitation microsystem capable of generating the vibrations necessary to vaporize the medicated liquid contained in a built-up tank. That ultrasonic mechanism is activated by a small electronic device with an activation button that is housed in a side enclosed area and is powered by batteries inside a similar battery enclosed area on the opposite side. The external surface of said support mask, presents, in strategic places, fixation means to enable an external party face mask of a laminar material molded similar to those characters admired by children.

It is a support mask with a mounting strip to the head of the user. Inside the mask, the actuating mask is fixed with its vapor inlet tube connected, removable, with the injector tube of an external receptacle where a micro compact removable nebulizer is set up. The micro nebulizer has a micro ultrasonic cavitation microsystem capable of generating the vibrations necessary to vaporize the medicated liquid contained in a built-up tank. That ultrasonic mechanism is activated by a small electronic device with an activation button that is housed in a side enclosed area and is powered by batteries inside a similar battery enclosed area on the opposite side. The external surface of said support mask, presents, in strategic places, fixation means to enable an external party face mask of a laminar material molded similar to those characters admired by children.

A shirt or garment to be worn by a person and having a flip-up panel that is connected to a front panel of the shirt or garment, wherein the flip-up panel is movable between a lowered position in which it substantially covers the front panel to a raised position in which a portion of the front panel previously covered by the front panel is exposed and the flip-up panel substantially covers a face of the person.

A convertible garment adapted to be worn by a user including a hood portion and a body portion connected to the hood portion. The hood portion includes a space defined by a first layer and a second layer. The space facing surface of the first layer and the space facing surface of the second layer form a toy body configured for inversion by passing the toy body through the aperture resulting in a second space defined by the toy body. The toy body includes a first set of character features. A second surface of the first layer and a second surface of the second layer include a second set of character features that are adapted such that the user exemplifies the character represented by the first set of character features when the user is wearing the convertible garment and the hood portion is in the non-inverted state.

A convertible garment adapted to be worn by a user including a hood portion and a body portion connected to the hood portion. The hood portion includes a space defined by a first layer and a second layer. The space facing surface of the first layer and the space facing surface of the second layer form a toy body configured for inversion by passing the toy body through the aperture resulting in a second space defined by the toy body. The toy body includes a first set of character features. A second surface of the first layer and a second surface of the second layer include a second set of character features that are adapted such that the user exemplifies the character represented by the first set of character features when the user is wearing the convertible garment and the hood portion is in the non-inverted state.

The present inventive concept discloses a strap-on novelty mask that is intended as a novel, satirical representation of the rear end of the human anatomy. The novelty mask comprises two sections: a main mask that is constructed and contoured so as to resemble the representative shape, and a sub-mask that serves as a connector and buffer between the face of a wearer of the novelty mask and the interior of the main mask. The detachable sub-mask is constructed with an integral connecting mechanism that may be attached at variable positions vertically along the interior surface of the main mask. In the preferred embodiment the integral connecting mechanism is a hook and loop type connector. When the sub-mask and the main mask are joined together, the composite novelty mask is formed and may be placed directly onto the face of a wearer.

The present inventive concept discloses a strap-on novelty mask that is intended as a novel, satirical representation of the rear end of the human anatomy. The novelty mask comprises two sections: a main mask that is constructed and contoured so as to resemble the representative shape, and a sub-mask that serves as a connector and buffer between the face of a wearer of the novelty mask and the interior of the main mask. The detachable sub-mask is constructed with an integral connecting mechanism that may be attached at variable positions vertically along the interior surface of the main mask. In the preferred embodiment the integral connecting mechanism is a hook and loop type connector. When the sub-mask and the main mask are joined together, the composite novelty mask is formed and may be placed directly onto the face of a wearer.

The present invention relates to a novel application of perspiration absorption from the face of a user wearing a virtual reality Head Mounted Display (HMD). More particularly, the invention relates to the use of perspiration absorbing materials ergonomically fitted to the user's face to provide a sanitary shield between the user's face and the worn virtual reality HMD. Due to the invention's ergonomic design, perspiration is prevented from entering the user's eyes preventing eye irritation while wearing a virtual reality HMD during vigorous usage. Since the face pad is designed to conform to a general user's face, it is not specific to any make or model of HMD and thus can be used with HMD's from any manufacturer.

The present invention relates to a novel application of perspiration absorption from the face of a user wearing a virtual reality Head Mounted Display (HMD). More particularly, the invention relates to the use of perspiration absorbing materials ergonomically fitted to the user's face to provide a sanitary shield between the user's face and the worn virtual reality HMD. Due to the invention's ergonomic design, perspiration is prevented from entering the user's eyes preventing eye irritation while wearing a virtual reality HMD during vigorous usage. Since the face pad is designed to conform to a general user's face, it is not specific to any make or model of HMD and thus can be used with HMD's from any manufacturer.