A hair tie extraction implement adapted to remove hair ties and/or elastomeric bands entangled with hair from the head of a wearer. The hair tie extraction implement comprises a grippable shank, a hook, a razor blade, and an outwardly rising bill.

There is provided a hair fastener. The hair fastener has an elongate body made of an elastic material stretchable under tension for maximizing holding capability of hair and a locking means at least part of which made of a stiff material. The locking means includes a first member and a second member arranged at opposite ends of the body. The first member and the second member are releasably engageable with each other by way of a mechanical interference fit in that engagement of the first and second members is achieved independent of degree of tension of the elastic body and engagement or disengagement of the first and second members is achieved by way of one hand operation of a user. The fastener is adapted to assume a first configuration in which the first member and second members are engaged before tying the hair and a second configuration in which the first and second members are disengaged whereby removal of the fastener from the hair in the second configuration minimizes movement of the fastener along the length of the hair and thus eliminating or at least reducing frictional contact with the hair. With this construction, majority part of the hair fastener can be made of a high friction material to provide improved gripping or holding security of hair and yet hair is not damage during removal of the fastener from user's hair.

A ponytail holder comprises a generally elongated, generally cylindrical member having first and second ends of a first diameter and a central section of lesser diameter, defining a relief for receiving an elastic band for securing a bundle of hair to said ponytail holder.

A hairstyling tool for attaching various hair articles to a banded ponytail by inserting a bead that is attached to a hair article, through a banded ponytail center axis. The very center axis of a banded ponytail has a lot of tension. If a bead, or similar tapered device, is pushed through the banded ponytail center axis, toward a person's scalp, it locks into place. If a hair article is attached to an end of the bead, the hair article stays secured to the ponytail.

A device for storing accessories, such as hair ties, barrettes, or other clips. The accessory storage device includes a flat plane, having a front side and a rear side, and one or more fasteners attached to the rear side. An upper portion of the flat plane is shaped to resemble a head and has a perimeter along which an elongated aperture is placed. A plurality of elongated strands extends from the elongated aperture. The elongated aperture is designed to receive the plurality of elongated strands through it and fasten to the perimeter of the elongated aperture, such that the plurality of elongated strands extends over the front side. The plurality of elongated strands is designed to attach with a clip or other type of accessory.

A hair gathering accessory can be formed as a comb or a brush device, and has a handle formed with a body. On one side of the body are a plurality of tines (e.g. comb teeth, brush bristles, etc.). On the other side of the body is a heat shield that is attached to the body and which extends away from the body some distance. The tines are used to gather a portion of hair while the hair gathering accessory is being held by a person, and the heat shield protects the person whose hair has been gathered from the heat of a hair iron that is applied to the gathered portion of hair.

A hair gathering accessory can be formed as a comb or a brush device, and has a handle formed with a body. On one side of the body are a plurality of tines (e.g. comb teeth, brush bristles, etc.). On the other side of the body is a heat shield that is attached to the body and which extends away from the body some distance. The tines are used to gather a portion of hair while the hair gathering accessory is being held by a person, and the heat shield protects the person whose hair has been gathered from the heat of a hair iron that is applied to the gathered portion of hair.

A hair tool including a needle assembly, a handle assembly and a knife assembly. The needle assembly has a harpoon that can catch multiple threads of a spool of threads. When pulling the needle the harpoon tip is covered by a hingedly mounted flap to allow the needle to be pulled back without catching additional threads of hair. The handle has a narrow portion that receives a threaded portion of the needle. The handle has a meshed textured surface for a better griping. The knife assembly includes a dull edged knife that can be used to split the threads or remove threads off of the harpoon portion of the needle.

An ornament tool according to the present disclosure includes: an ornament body that includes an ornament member and a hanging member; and a hair clamping body that includes one or more ornament body mounting portions to which the hanging member is mountable. The hair clamping body is configured to be attachable to a head. In one embodiment, the hair clamping body includes a plurality of the ornament body mounting portions, and the ornament body is mounted to a selected one of the plurality of the ornament body mounting portions. In one embodiment, the hanging member has a length that is equal to or more than about 3 cm. In one embodiment, the hair clamping body includes two hair holding members, the hair clamping body has a first end where the two hair holding members are joined together and a second end where the two hair holding members are open, and the one or more ornament body mounting portions are located closer to the first end than to the second end of the hair clamping body.

An ornament tool according to the present disclosure includes: an ornament body that includes an ornament member and a hanging member; and a hair clamping body that includes one or more ornament body mounting portions to which the hanging member is mountable. The hair clamping body is configured to be attachable to a head. In one embodiment, the hair clamping body includes a plurality of the ornament body mounting portions, and the ornament body is mounted to a selected one of the plurality of the ornament body mounting portions. In one embodiment, the hanging member has a length that is equal to or more than about 3 cm. In one embodiment, the hair clamping body includes two hair holding members, the hair clamping body has a first end where the two hair holding members are joined together and a second end where the two hair holding members are open, and the one or more ornament body mounting portions are located closer to the first end than to the second end of the hair clamping body.