Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

The present invention relates to an eyelash application practice apparatus. The practise apparatus comprises a head with a face section and a base for supporting the head, the face section has a plurality of eye zones; wherein the eye zones include a plurality of displaceable parts including at least one eyelid with a closure mechanism that allows the at least one eyelid to be displaced to one of a plurality of discrete positions between a first open eye position and a second closed eye position.

The present invention relates to an eyelash application practice apparatus. The practise apparatus comprises a head with a face section and a base for supporting the head, the face section has a plurality of eye zones; wherein the eye zones include a plurality of displaceable parts including at least one eyelid with a closure mechanism that allows the at least one eyelid to be displaced to one of a plurality of discrete positions between a first open eye position and a second closed eye position.

The wig tree is configured for use with a hairpiece. The wig tree is configured to sit on a tabletop or other supporting surface. The wig tree is a stand upon which one or more hairpieces are stored. The wig tree is adjustable such that the number of hairpieces stored on the wig tree is adjustable. The wig tree comprises a telescopic stanchion, a pedestal, and a plurality of hangers. The telescopic stanchion attaches the pedestal to the plurality of hangers. Each of the plurality of hangers removably attaches to the telescopic stanchion. The span of the telescopic stanchion is adjustable.

The wig tree is configured for use with a hairpiece. The wig tree is configured to sit on a tabletop or other supporting surface. The wig tree is a stand upon which one or more hairpieces are stored. The wig tree is adjustable such that the number of hairpieces stored on the wig tree is adjustable. The wig tree comprises a telescopic stanchion, a pedestal, and a plurality of hangers. The telescopic stanchion attaches the pedestal to the plurality of hangers. Each of the plurality of hangers removably attaches to the telescopic stanchion. The span of the telescopic stanchion is adjustable.

A portable hairpiece stand adapted to hold a plurality of hairpieces to allow for styling. The stand includes: (a) a top base defining a horizontal plate and a plurality of mounting holes; (b) a hairpiece holder detachably mounted on the top base having a plurality of upwardly extending prongs and detachably engaged with a top clamp to hold a plurality of hairpiece between the prongs; (c) an adjustable neck extension operable to adjust a height of the top base; and (d) a lower support base defining a mounting opening for receiving the adjustable neck extension. The lower support base defining one or more receiving channels for retracting and securely fitting a leg operable to slide downward and extend from a lower base body to rest onto a surface and adjust height of the stand.

A portable hairpiece stand adapted to hold a plurality of hairpieces to allow for styling. The stand includes: (a) a top base defining a horizontal plate and a plurality of mounting holes; (b) a hairpiece holder detachably mounted on the top base having a plurality of upwardly extending prongs and detachably engaged with a top clamp to hold a plurality of hairpiece between the prongs; (c) an adjustable neck extension operable to adjust a height of the top base; and (d) a lower support base defining a mounting opening for receiving the adjustable neck extension. The lower support base defining one or more receiving channels for retracting and securely fitting a leg operable to slide downward and extend from a lower base body to rest onto a surface and adjust height of the stand.

Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.

Disclosed herein are novel devices for the organization and treatment of hair extensions. Devices incorporating features of the present disclosure include objects that can securely hold one or more hair extensions and organize them such that a hairstylist can easily keep track of the various hair extensions and where they are to be placed into a client's existing hair. In some embodiments, the devices comprise a shape similar to that of the human head, providing a convenient visual cue as to the intended placement of a connected hair extension to a client's existing hair. Devices according to the present disclosure can also comprise various connection structures for further securing and organization of connected hair extensions.