A cervical spine and head supporting device is described herein for supporting a user's head when extended at least partially over the sink or basin. The device maintains alignment of the head with the neck or spine particularly as the user moves their head relative to the device or sink to prevent or minimize straining of the user's neck while washing their hair. The device generally comprises a base which is shaped for positioning within a sink or basin, a support column adjustable attached to the base, a supporting member extending from the support column, and a head support which is shaped to support a posterior region of a head of a user, where the head support is pivotably coupled to the supporting member such that the head support is adjustable with a movement of the head when the head is moved relative to the supporting member.

The portable wig and hairdressing stand is a workbench. The portable wig and hairdressing stand is adapted for use with a cosmetic specialist. The portable wig and hairdressing stand is adapted for use with the hair of a client. The hair of the client is selected from the group consisting of the hair growing on the client and a hairpiece on a wig stand. The portable wig and hairdressing stand comprises a headrest structure, a pedestal structure, and a hook and loop structure. The pedestal structure attaches to the headrest structure. The hook and loop structure attaches to the headrest structure. The headrest structure forms a platform used by the cosmetic specialist to work on the hair of the client.

The portable wig and hairdressing stand is a workbench. The portable wig and hairdressing stand is adapted for use with a cosmetic specialist. The portable wig and hairdressing stand is adapted for use with the hair of a client. The hair of the client is selected from the group consisting of the hair growing on the client and a hairpiece on a wig stand. The portable wig and hairdressing stand comprises a headrest structure, a pedestal structure, and a hook and loop structure. The pedestal structure attaches to the headrest structure. The hook and loop structure attaches to the headrest structure. The headrest structure forms a platform used by the cosmetic specialist to work on the hair of the client.

The present invention is an assistive device designed to facilitate the hair washing and grooming process for individuals seated in wheelchairs or other mobile chairs. The invention comprises an inflatable shampoo cape and an adjustable support brace. The cape is configured to surround and support the client's neck and to bridge the gap to the sink or shampoo bowl. The cape catches hair and product during a hair service. The support brace, attached to the wheelchair, provides a sturdy base for the cape and is adjustable to meet the height requirements of the sink and the client. The device includes a mount that couples the brace to a wheelchair, designed to fit various wheelchair types and sizes. In an alternative embodiment, the entire construction is made from an inflatable plastic sheet. The invention significantly improves the hair washing and grooming experience for wheelchair users by providing comfortable, secure support and full coverage, while being highly portable and adaptable to different environments.

The present invention is an assistive device designed to facilitate the hair washing and grooming process for individuals seated in wheelchairs or other mobile chairs. The invention comprises an inflatable shampoo cape and an adjustable support brace. The cape is configured to surround and support the client's neck and to bridge the gap to the sink or shampoo bowl. The cape catches hair and product during a hair service. The support brace, attached to the wheelchair, provides a sturdy base for the cape and is adjustable to meet the height requirements of the sink and the client. The device includes a mount that couples the brace to a wheelchair, designed to fit various wheelchair types and sizes. In an alternative embodiment, the entire construction is made from an inflatable plastic sheet. The invention significantly improves the hair washing and grooming experience for wheelchair users by providing comfortable, secure support and full coverage, while being highly portable and adaptable to different environments.

The present invention is an assistive device designed to facilitate the hair washing and grooming process for individuals seated in wheelchairs or other mobile chairs. The invention comprises an inflatable shampoo cape and an adjustable support brace. The cape is configured to surround and support the client's neck and to bridge the gap to the sink or shampoo bowl. The cape catches hair and product during a hair service. The support brace, attached to the wheelchair, provides a sturdy base for the cape and is adjustable to meet the height requirements of the sink and the client. The device includes a mount that couples the brace to a wheelchair, designed to fit various wheelchair types and sizes. In an alternative embodiment, the entire construction is made from an inflatable plastic sheet. The invention significantly improves the hair washing and grooming experience for wheelchair users by providing comfortable, secure support and full coverage, while being highly portable and adaptable to different environments.

A method of manufacturing a therapeutic material incorporating a soft thermoformable elastomer with a phase change material exhibiting high latent heat of fusion. The compound provides elasticity, softness, formability, and heat over an extended duration and to facilitate prolonged skin contact at elevated temperatures. Used in combination with active ingredients the increased temperature and formability provides enhanced transdermal delivery through the skin. Thermoplastic elastomers may be manufactured by mixing together plasticizing oil, a triblock copolymer, a paraffinic substance and one or more additives, e.g., an antioxidant, an antimicrobial agent, and/or other additives to form a mixture which melted then cooled into the thermoplastic elastomer. During cooling, the thermoplastic elastomer may be molded or otherwise formed into any number of articles including, but not limited to, prosthetic liners, prosthetic sleeves, external breast prostheses, breast enhancement bladders, masks, wound dressing sheets, wound dressing pads, socks, gloves, malleolus pads, metatarsal pads, shoe insoles, urinary catheters, vascular catheters, and balloons for medical catheters both vascular as well as urinary. Active ingredients are preferably added to the cooling thermoplastic elastomer when the temperature is below 100 F. to prevent heat degradation and/or breakdown of vital proteins.