A customizable clip-in hair extension system, including a weft having a predetermined length, a plurality of clips disposed on a surface of the weft, such that each of the plurality of clips are disposed from each other at predetermined distances, and a plurality of hair to extend downward from the weft.

A device for working with hair extensions is described. The device uses a main body and a number of clips. The main body is a flat panel with a first side and a second opposing side further including at least one horizontal entry point. The entry point is for passing a hair extension from the first side to the second side. Each clip is adjacent to one of the horizontal entry points. Each clip is suitable for fastening a hair extension to the main body. The device is adapted to facilitate working with fastened hair extensions.

The invention concerns two hairpieces, one being a quality appearance of strands of hair along the front hairline connecting to the forehead ranging from ear to ear, as the second hairpiece being a quality appearance of strands of hair along the rear hairline connecting to the rear neck ranging from ear to ear. Both hairpieces together complete the circumference around the hairline of wearer. The hair around the front hairline is commonly known as baby hair as the hair around the rear hairline is commonly known as kitchen hair. The invention is made up of five original components, being the baby hair and kitchen hair hairpieces and three adjustable straps with hooks on each end to allow options of wear. The baby hair and kitchen hair hairpieces consists of strands of hair affixed to flexible and breathable lace, or silk material, with two slots sewed onto the rear side of each hairpiece for the adjustable strap to secure each hook onto. The baby hair and kitchen hair hairpieces are able to be worn strapless by the proper use of product to bond the hairpiece to the appropriate area on the head of the wearer. The invention explained is titled Jean E. Baby Hair and Kitchen Hair. The first hairpieces primarily for baby hair and kitchen hair.

An apparatus includes a strip of a polymer material having a front side and a back side. A plurality of hair strands are inserted into the front side, where the hair strands are secured to the strip and substantially cover the front side. At least one hair clip is joined to the back side. The at least one hair clip is operable for removably attaching to a user's hair.

A hair piece of artificial, animal or natural hair or a combination thereof wherein the hair piece is configured to be used as a removable hair piece such as a ponytail or hair extension. The hair piece may include an attachment member for attachment to the ponytail of a user. The hair piece may further include a bendable spine member to allow the user to adjust the configuration of the hair piece. The hair piece may further include an elongate flexible member having a greater rigidity than the hair wherein the elongate member is interwoven in the strands of the hair to allow the user to adjust the configuration of the hair piece. The hair piece may also include a variety of hair styles, textures or textiles to provide a versatile hair style that is easily installed or removed by the user.

A hair extension bar comb retains hair for a coloration or treatment process on an elongated base. In one embodiment, first and second comb teeth rows are respectively mounted in parallel on corresponding laterally spaced apart parallel side regions of the base (typically on a top flat base surface). In use, some teeth of at least one comb teeth row captures extension hair therein. A coloration/treatment process is engaged on captured extension hair in the lateral space between the first and the second comb teeth rows. A floor or table stand may be provided with a mounting coupler on the bottom of the base. A hair extension storage bag is elongated, defining a vertical bag cavity with an upper edge lip closure system. A horizontal bar with a single comb teeth row is mounted in the upper region of the bag cavity. Comb teeth capture extension hair which falls down into the vertical bag cavity. A vertical closure system is also included.

A method for making synthetic hair extensions is provided. According to the method, raw material including polypropylene resin is mixed, the raw material is extruded to produce polypropylene yarn, some of the polypropylene yarn is formed into a hank, the ends of the yarn are pressed between the sheets of a press such that the ends abut a lip of one of the sheets, and the hank of yarn with the press is passed through a conveyor furnace to relax the yarn. Also provided is a mixture for extrusion into polypropylene yarn. The mixture comprises polypropylene resin, 2-8% magnesium stearate, 3-8% dye, and optionally 1-4% flame retardant (percentages by weight relative to weight of polypropylene resin).

The disclosure includes embodiments of a semi-permanent hair extension apparatus and a method or installing the same. The semi-permanent hair extension apparatus can include a plurality of microbeads and a plurality of hair extension wefts. The plurality of microbeads can each include an opening for receiving a plurality of strands of human hair longitudinally therethrough, and a receiving component positioned thereon so as to releasably connect the microbead to a hair extension weft. Each of the plurality of hair extension wefts can include a plurality of strands of hair connected thereto and one or more fastening components positioned thereon and being complementary to each of the one or more receiving components so as to facilitate a removable connection therebetween. The method can include securing a plurality of microbeads to one or more strands of human hair at predetermined intervals and connecting extension wefts to each of the plurality of microbeads.

A fiber-treating agent, where the fiber-treating agent is a one part fiber-treating agent including a single composition or a multiple-part fiber-treating agent including a plurality of compositions. The fiber-treating agent contains the following components (A) to (C) in a total composition thereof, and where, for the one-part fiber-treating agent, a part or all of the components (A) and (B) is optionally a condensate formed from the components: (A): a compound having a structure wherein a methylol group is bonded to each of two nitrogen atoms in the compound, (B): a phenolic compound having an electron donating group on at least one of meta-positions and a hydrogen atom on at least one of ortho-positions and a para-position, wherein the electron donating group on the meta-position optionally forms, together with adjacent carbon atoms, a benzene ring optionally substituted with a hydroxy group, and (C): water.

A hair braid heating assembly includes a clamp that has a plurality of hair channels thereby facilitating each of the hair channels to receive a respective one of a plurality of hair braids. The clamp is biased into an open position and the clamp is positionable in a closed position to enclose the hair braids in the channels. A plurality of heating elements is provided and each of the heating elements is integrated into a respective one of the channels in the clamp thereby facilitating each of the heating elements to be in thermal communication with a respective one of the hair braids. In this way the heating elements can melt the hair braids when the heating elements are turned on to improve the appearance of the hair braids by inhibiting the hair braids from fraying.