A robust cleaning and ventilation system for a workstation such as an office workspace, employing table geometry to create high efficiency air exchange while providing a conditioned make-up air return that completes the full ventilation process. The workstation includes a modular implementation such that the necessary equipment is not a single custom bespoke installation and can be used universally.

A mechanical device used to organize, store, style and transport multiple wigs is disclosed. This device allows for you to store and organize multiple wigs on a space saving device. This device also allows you to adjust devices height to accommodate most hair lengths. This invention allows the user to transport multiple wigs securely.

Disclosed is a mask pack supporting band which lifts the entirety of a user's jaw and face with an appropriate tensile force in a state in which a mask pack is applied to the face, so as to prevent skin laxity and aging together with provision of a skin care function, and thus to freshen and tighten the facial skin. A supporting band is formed of an elastic material, such as a synthetic resin, to have a semicircular shape so as to be fixed to the user's head, fixing clips to fix the pulled mask pack are installed on the outer surface of the supporting band, binding straps to fix the supporting band worn on the head are provided at the upper end of the supporting band, a plurality of hanging protrusions is formed at both ends of a semicircular support unit, a plurality of pulling straps is installed at the upper end of the mask pack, used together with the supporting band, at equal intervals so as to extend farther outward than a general mask pack, the pulling straps of the mask pack attached to the user's face are pulled up and fixed to the fixing clips of the supporting band, and thereby, the user's facial skin, to which the mask pack is attached, may be lifted up.

A hair cutting device is provided including a helmet suitable to be placed on the head and defining an inner surface facing the hair when the helmet is worn and counter-shaped to the head; the helmet includes channels each defining an inlet section for the hair in the channels and a main extension axis radial with respect to the inner surface; and a hair cutter in the channels defining a cutting direction perpendicular to the main extension axis.

A salon chair power pack comprising a body having multiple pockets on a front face with straps for attaching the invention to a stylist's chair. The invention further comprises a plurality of plugs, retention hooks, and an extendable male plug for the organization of cords associated with stylist tools which can be stored in the pockets. Preferably, the invention includes a plurality of female plugs so that multiple stylist tools can be used at once when styling a customer's hair. Alternatively, the power pack can be built into the seat back of the salon chair to form a power pack system.

The present disclosure provides a cosmetology table. In one aspect, the cosmetology table includes a tabletop having a recessed portion at a top side of the tabletop and a protrusive lip at a bottom portion of the tabletop, a base, and a support post connected between the tabletop and the base. The tabletop can be tilted at one or more predetermined angles relative to a horizon plane.

The present disclosure provides a cosmetology table. In one aspect, the cosmetology table includes a tabletop having a recessed portion at a top side of the tabletop and a protrusive lip at a bottom portion of the tabletop, a base, and a support post connected between the tabletop and the base. The tabletop can be tilted at one or more predetermined angles relative to a horizon plane.

A removal and re-application board for hair extensions and process of using same. The board contains at least 3 serially spaced apart lines (linear or curvilinear), vertically or radially spaced apart. Hair extension bands are mounted on, above or below the lines. Board indicia conveys sequential band removal and board placement, and then band board-dismount and re-application sequential order data to re-apply the hair bands on a user's head. When the bands are on-board, the bands from a columnar matrix; therefore the serially spaced apart lines provide board-mounting and board dismounting data to the stylist (board-mounting is hair band removal; board dismounting is band re-application). The indicia and the serially spaced apart lines allow for hair bands to be easily stored (board-mounted) and organized, such that the hair bands can be reliably re-applied to substantially the same location on a user's head.

A removal and re-application board for hair extensions and process of using same. The board contains at least 3 serially spaced apart lines (linear or curvilinear), vertically or radially spaced apart. Hair extension bands are mounted on, above or below the lines. Board indicia conveys sequential band removal and board placement, and then band board-dismount and re-application sequential order data to re-apply the hair bands on a user's head. When the bands are on-board, the bands from a columnar matrix; therefore the serially spaced apart lines provide board-mounting and board dismounting data to the stylist (board-mounting is hair band removal; board dismounting is band re-application). The indicia and the serially spaced apart lines allow for hair bands to be easily stored (board-mounted) and organized, such that the hair bands can be reliably re-applied to substantially the same location on a user's head.

A method is provided for preparing a hair dye color mixture. The method includes: accessing a control system having at least a processor, a memory, and user input controls, the memory configured to store ingredients of a hair dye color mixture, each ingredient of the hair dye color mixture being from an initial product brand; receiving user input from the user input controls to change one or more ingredients of the hair dye color mixture from the initial product brand to one or more subsequent product brands; matching the color of the hair dye color mixture made from one or more ingredients of the initial product brand using one or more ingredients of the one or more subsequent product brands, in response to the user input; and displaying the ingredients of the hair dye color mixture in the one or more subsequent product brands on a display.