A bow includes a central member having a first end, a second end spaced from the first end, an inner surface, and an outer surface. A first pouch has a first end with an opening configured to permit access into a cavity of the first pouch, and a second end spaced from the first end. A second pouch has a first end with an opening configured to permit access into a cavity of the second pouch, and a second end spaced from the first end. The first end of the central member is configured to removably receive the first end of the first pouch and the second end of the central member is configured to removably receive the first end of the second pouch, such that when joined together, the central member, the first pouch, and the second pouch are in the shape of a bow.

A decorative hair accessory, for placement covering a grouping of a user's hair, includes a hollow cage-like receptacle formed from interconnected tubular segments. The receptacle includes a proximal frame portion having a main opening therein to receive the hair bundle, and a distal cage body attached to the frame portion. The frame portion includes at least three segments interconnected by an elastic filament. The frame portion also has a plurality of junction points where adjacent segments are connected. The frame portion can be temporarily stretched out to allow a user to place a hair bundle therein. The cage body includes a plurality of primary distal tubular segments, at least one of which is connected to, and extends outwardly away from the frame portion at each of the junction points. Ends of the primary distal tubular segments are joined together to define a distal apex of the cage body.

A hair holder with firm holding effect is provided. The hair holder includes a ring body having an inner boundary defining an inner hole for allowing hair to go through. The hair holder further includes a plurality of posts, connected to the ring body, to be stuck into the hair to fasten the hair going though the inner hole of the ring body.

A reinforced hair holder, includes a core body having a first core end and a second core end, a cover body having a first cover end and a second cover end, the cover body coupled to the core body along a length of the hair holder and a coupling member that is adapted to couple the first core end and the first cover end to the second core end and the second cover end, respectively. The hair holder provides improved durability that reduces the occurrence of elastic fatigue and breakage to allow a user to limit the frequency of disposal and replacement of a hair holder for the user.

A hair styling tool capable of creating an appearance of thicker hair generally includes a padding means and a braiding means located below the padding means. The padding means includes a frame and a base. The frame is formed of an upper curved bar, a lower curved bar, and an outwardly curved bar, all of which are joined together at their ends. The padding means can be covered with a middle section of user's hair to create an appearance of thicker hair for the user. The braiding means can be fitted with alternating sections of the user's hair to create a braid hairstyle. The user's remaining hair can be fixed in a positioning space of the braiding means without additional hair fasteners. These features render the present invention useful and provide the user with visual beauty.

A breakage resistant light bulb headband having increased flexibility includes a single piece injection-molded main body with integral bulb holding structures, a clip-on battery case, and wiring that connects light sources and a power source in the battery case by extending along an outside surface of the headband so as to eliminate the need for an internal passage, and a relatively thick multiple piece construction.

A hair retaining device comprising a rod with two elongate helical coils surrounding a portion of the rod. The coils are attached only at one end of the rod and are offset from one another by 180 degrees. In use, the end of the rod is slid through a desired hair style using a weaving motion to pick up small portions of the hair. Once the rod is in place, it is screwed into a user's hair and the hair strands are retained. To remove the device, the rod is unscrewed to loosen from the hair strands and the rod is then pulled out of user's hair.

A headband is provided that includes an elastic outside and an inside lining. A top portion of the elastic outside forms the outside of the headband and has an elasticity. A bottom portion of the inside lining forms the inside of the headband and has an elasticity. Both the elastic outside and the inside lining are connected to make the headband a 360-degree elastic headband. At least the bottom portion of the inside lining includes a velvet material that forms a gripping portion. The elastic outside and the inside lining provide an elastic headband.

The present invention relates to a decorative hair accessory device for use with any size, shape, and style of hair. The device is primarily comprised of a body with at least one decorative element and at least one pin. The decorative element may be removably or fixedly attached to the body. The body is comprised of a first opening and a second opening. At least one pin can be placed through both openings and the hair of the user to secure the device to the hair of the user. The body is preferably flexible such that it can be applied around any hair type.

In one aspect, the invention provides a hair clasp comprising a substrate made of a flexible material capable of going from a concave position to a convex position by the application of slight force, such as by press of fingers. The substrate has an inner portion that comes in contact with hair and an outer portion that is exposed. The hair clasp comprises at least one set of teeth having a proximal end and a distal end, wherein the proximal end is attached to the substrate. The flexible material used as the substrate may be any rubbery material such as natural rubber, neoprene, silicone, and the like. The hair clasp may further include decorative items such as bows, colored cloths, and the like, on the outer portion of the substrate.