The present invention discloses a headache therapeutic instrument, comprising a wearable frame fitting for the human head, massage and transdermal medicine permeation devices, liquid medicine delivery tubes, a liquid medicine delivery device and a liquid medicine storage box. The massage frame is provided with at least one acupoint locating hole corresponding to the human head. The massage and transdermal medicine permeation device is mounted on the massage frame and corresponds to the acupoint locating hole; The liquid medicine delivery device delivers medicines in the liquid medicine storage box to the massage and transdermal medicine permeation devices through the liquid medicine delivery tubes. The massage and transdermal medicine permeation devices can conduct medicine permeation and massage on corresponding acupoints.

A fine water discharge device of a human body which discharges fine water to the human body includes: fine water generating units being brought into a moisture absorption state and a moisture release state in which moisture is absorbed in, and is released from, a conductive polymer film due to a decrease and an increase in temperature, respectively and disposed in parallel; a blowing unit blowing air so that air flows through the fine water generating units; an electrifying portion individually electrifying the fine water generating units so that a temperature of each fine water generating unit is changed depending on electrification; and a control portion controlling the electrifying portion and the blowing unit so that the fine water generating units are individually switched between the moisture absorption state and the moisture release state to discharge the fine water by blowing air.

A treatment device for a scalp including a body that defines an exterior design and has one surface in which a plurality of light irradiation holes are formed, a light generation unit provided in the body and a beam splitter that dividedly refractionates light generated in the light generation unit into a plurality of lights and guides the lights toward the plurality of the light irradiation holes and a travel direction of the light generated in the light generation unit is different from a travel direction of the light passing the beam splitter.

The scalp massager comprises a motorized hub that is mechanically linked to a plurality of radial arms. A massage ball at the end of each radial arms pressed against the scalp and the oscillatory motion of the radial arms causes the massage balls to move in a complex pattern. The arms comprise bent rods made from a resilient material that provides the springiness necessary to press the massage balls against the scalp. The oscillatory motion is provided by a battery-driven electrical motor located within the hub. A dial on the hub allows the user to turn the motor on or off and to control the speed of the motor.

A skin care device includes: a handle provided with a first pressurizing supporter and a second pressurizing supporter, and a pressure force acting in a direction to approach each other according to a gap between the first pressurizing supporter and the second pressurizing supporter; a first massager provided at an end of the first pressurizing supporter and having a pair of massage rollers that massage the skin as the handle is moved while in contact with the skin; a second massager provided at an end of the second pressurizing supporter and having a pair of massage rollers that massage the skin as the handle is moved while in contact with the skin; and a controller configured to control providing a radio-frequency electrical stimulation to the skin contacted through the pair of massage rollers provided by each of the first massager and the second massager.

A hearing training device, is provided, including: a wearable device configured for being worn on the head of a user; a playing device arranged on the wearable device; an acupoint stimulation device, served as a physiotherapy device, comprising a plurality of acupoint stimulation mediums arranged on the wearable device, respectively configured for stimulating a plurality of acupoints on the head of the user and related to hearing, and arranged at the positions of the wearable device corresponding to the acupoints respectively; and a control device being in signal connection with the playing device and storing at least one music file, wherein the control device controls the playing device to play the music file, a beat is formed in an audio track of the music file, and the beat decreases with time, and is fixed until the beat is between 10 Hz and 15 Hz.

A comb with a laser function includes a main body, a laser irradiation portion, a vibration portion and a controlling portion. The laser irradiation portion, the vibration portion and the controlling portion are disposed on the main body. The controlling portion is connected to the laser irradiation portion and the vibration portion. The main body includes a brush portion and a handle portion. The brush portion includes a comb tooth portion, and the comb tooth portion includes multiple comb teeth. The laser irradiation portion is adjacent to the comb tooth portion and irradiates a laser beam to a scalp according to the control of the controlling portion. The vibration portion is disposed on the brush portion to generate a vibration according to the control of the controlling portion. The comb with the laser function is capable of irradiating the laser beam to the scalp and massaging the scalp.

A vibration module for applying vibrational tractions to a wearer's skin is presented. Use of the vibration module in headphones is illustrated for providing tactile sensations of low frequency for music, for massage, and for electrical recording and stimulation of the wearer. Damped, planar, electromagnetically-actuated vibration modules of the moving magnet type are presented in theory and reduced to practice, and shown to provide a substantially uniform frequency response over the range 40-200 Hz with a minimum of unwanted audio.

A vibration module for applying vibrational tractions to a wearer's skin is presented. Use of the vibration module in headphones is illustrated for providing tactile sensations of low frequency for music, for massage, and for electrical recording and stimulation of the wearer. Damped, planar, electromagnetically-actuated vibration modules of the moving magnet type are presented in theory and reduced to practice, and shown to provide a substantially uniform frequency response over the range 40-200 Hz with a minimum of unwanted audio.

An automatic hair washing device includes a washing part including a cover member having a head holding space, a plurality of contacts each of which is formed of a rod-shaped member, and energization means for energizing the contacts to move toward the head holding space, wherein the energization means includes an accommodation space where a fluid is accommodated and a fluid pressure adjustment part to adjust a pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a predetermined level, and the fluid pressure adjustment part is configured to adjust the pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a pressure to energize the contacts toward the head holding space such that the contacts are in contact with the human head apply approximately constant forces to the human head even when the contacts are moved by the human head.