A hairpiece holder that includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion may include one or more protrusions extending therefrom, which protrusion(s) may be adapted to position at least one hairpiece relative to the first portion. The second portion may be couplable to the first portion. And when the first and second portions are in a closed position, the first and second portions may define a sealed cavity which encloses the protrusion(s).

A wig clip secures a headwear to a user. It has a quadrilateral frame, a comb formed on the quadrilateral frame and a sheet of flexible material attached to the quadrilateral frame. The quadrilateral frame has a first and second pairs of opposing sides, with ends of the second pair being attached to ends of the first pair sides to form the quadrilateral shape. The comb is formed along a first side of the first pair, such that it extends towards and beyond a second side of the first pair. The quadrilateral frame is of a resilient spring material that flexes between an open position, where the comb is spaced apart from the second side, to a closed position, where the comb lies against the second side. The sheet of flexible material has a width dimension joined to at least second pair of opposing sides of the quadrilateral frame and a length dimension that is longer then the width dimension.

A gem applicator assembly including a dispenser supporting a plurality of gems and an applicator. Each gem has an adhesive backing. The applicator includes a body with a support assembly supported by the body and configured to receive and support the dispenser with one of the gems alignable with an application target area. A plunger is supported relative to the body and movable relative thereto between an initial position and an application position wherein the push rod engages the aligned gem and pushes the gem such that the adhesive backing of an aligned gem moves toward the application target area. The gem dispenser may include a disk configuration with a plurality of spaced apart gem openings extending through the disk. Each gem is aligned with a respective gem opening.

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.

An ultimate hair stand system for holding hairpieces for styling and dressing. The stand includes an extension, a base, and a rack. The extension has a height adjustment assembly including a height lock, with the height adjustment assembly configured to lockably adjust between a plurality of heights. The base has an anti-skid surface, with the anti-skid surface configured to limit lateral movement of the base across a floor, and the base is further configured to statically position the height adjustment assembly on the floor. The rack is a hairpiece rack configured to removably hold a plurality of hairpieces, and further configured to couple to the height adjustment assembly. For portability, the extension, the base, and the rack can be unassembled and be removably-inserted in the box of a travel case and transported to a desired location by use of an adjustable strap.

A hair braiding kit. The hair braiding kit includes a base mat and at least a first hair attachment. The base mat includes an upper surface, a lower surface and an outer edge. The first hair attachment includes a first support protruding from the upper surface of the base mat. The first hair attachment further includes a plurality of strands each having a first end, a second end and a unique identifier. The first end of each of the strands is attached to the first support.

An applicator apparatus is adapted to individually and sequentially apply one or more hair bands to strands of hair. The applicator apparatus incorporates first and second band lifters which undergo a sequence of movements to engage hair bands supported by a band cartridge and advance the hair bands along the band cartridge for release on the strands of hair. The band cartridge supports the hair bands in spaced relation for sequential engagement of individual hair bands and maneuvering by the first and second hair band lifters.

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.

An article that may be a wearable article includes a body having a first secured member and a second secured member, one securing member and a power modulator. The securing member is formed of a shape-memory material that is reactive to an energy source. A first end of the securing member engages the first secured member and a second end of the securing member engages the second secured member. The securing member is operable between a starting configuration and a deformed configuration to change relative positions of the first secured member and the second secured member. A power modulator is operable for imparting the securing member with the energy source in order to operate the securing member from the deformed configuration to the starting configuration. A method for using the article is also provided.

A method for producing a clamping member of a hair clip includes filling a plastic material into a cavity defined by a fixed mold and a movable mold, forming a clamping member. The plastic material in rectilinear passages and grooves in the movable mold form teeth on a clamping portion of the clamping member. Then, the movable mold disengages from the fixed mold with the clamping member remaining on the movable mold. Next, the clamping member is moved away from the movable mold by a distance. The plastic material in each groove becomes an elongated section. Before the plastic material completely cures, the clamping member completely disengages from the movable mold. The elongated section of each tooth bends downwards due to gravitational force and completely cures to form a hooked section. The remaining portion of each tooth forms a rectilinear section interconnected between the hooked section and the clamping portion.