A shower cap designed to prevent hair extensions from getting wet during showers or other exposure to water such as rain or mist. The hair is secured in a waterproof body, held up at the bottom by a nape scoop, with waterproof seals provided at the top and sides of the body through an adjustable headband and right/left functional linings. The headband is adjustable through two or more adjustment holes, and additionally has a bridge to deflect water away from the seals. The headband leaves open the scalp of the user for shampoo during showers.

A shower cap designed to prevent hair extensions from getting wet during showers or other exposure to water such as rain or mist. The hair is secured in a waterproof body, held up at the bottom by a nape scoop, with waterproof seals provided at the top and sides of the body through an adjustable headband and right/left functional linings. The headband is adjustable through two or more adjustment holes, and additionally has a bridge to deflect water away from the seals. The headband leaves open the scalp of the user for shampoo during showers.

A head covering that is operable to be secured to a user's head and provide coverage thereof so as to inhibit hair on the user's head from being contacting by water. The present invention includes a first portion and a second portion wherein the second portion is releasably secured to the first portion. The first portion is dome shaped having a cavity to receive a user's head. The first portion includes a first seam located at the lower peripheral edge of the first portion. A second seam is provided adjacent to the first seam and together function to inhibit water from egressing therepast. A band member having fasteners are secured to the outer surface of the first portion. A second portion having a band member and fasteners are provide to secure to the first portion wherein the second portion is either a wig, a headwear or a combination thereof.

A head covering that is operable to be secured to a user's head and provide coverage thereof so as to inhibit hair on the user's head from being contacting by water. The present invention includes a first portion and a second portion wherein the second portion is releasably secured to the first portion. The first portion is dome shaped having a cavity to receive a user's head. The first portion includes a first seam located at the lower peripheral edge of the first portion. A second seam is provided adjacent to the first seam and together function to inhibit water from egressing therepast. A band member having fasteners are secured to the outer surface of the first portion. A second portion having a band member and fasteners are provide to secure to the first portion wherein the second portion is either a wig, a headwear or a combination thereof.

Earphone apparatus includes dry electrophysiological electrodes and, optionally, other physiological and/or environmental sensors to measure signals such as ECG from the head of a subject. Methods of use of such apparatus to provide fitness, health, or other measured or derived, estimated, or predicted metrics are also disclosed.

A shower cap assembly includes a shower cap that is wearable on a user's head. The shower cap has a water opening extending through the shower cap to facilitate water to be poured onto the user's head when the shower cap is being worn. A water hose is fluidly attached to the shower cap to drain the water poured into the shower cap for washing the user's hair. A bucket provided which is in fluid communication with the water hose to receive the water which drains from the shower cap. A lid is hingedly coupled to the bucket and a hose aperture extends through the lid to facilitate the water hose to be extended through the hose aperture when the lid is closed. A handle is coupled to the lid such that the handle can be gripped for opening and closing the lid.

A shower cap assembly includes a shower cap that is wearable on a user's head. The shower cap has a water opening extending through the shower cap to facilitate water to be poured onto the user's head when the shower cap is being worn. A water hose is fluidly attached to the shower cap to drain the water poured into the shower cap for washing the user's hair. A bucket provided which is in fluid communication with the water hose to receive the water which drains from the shower cap. A lid is hingedly coupled to the bucket and a hose aperture extends through the lid to facilitate the water hose to be extended through the hose aperture when the lid is closed. A handle is coupled to the lid such that the handle can be gripped for opening and closing the lid.

Embodiments of the invention concerns a method of designing a sports article, including: (a) scanning at least one body part of at least a first person; (b) creating a first digital model of the body part of the first person; (c) creating a digital model of the sports article; (d) digitally arranging the digital model of the sports article on the first digital model of the body part, while allowing the digital model of the sports article to stretch digitally and (e) digitally modifying at least one property of the digital model of the sports article based on the first digital model of the body part and the digital model of the sports article.

The present invention is directed to a towel for drying hair where as it absorbs water. The is a 2-piece pattern in conjunction with the magnetic fastener system (which fastens in the back and/or front) to provide a non-slip function; The stretchable inside cap to position the hair on top of the head (rather than the traditional method of wrapping the length of the hair in the towel); and the specific blend of materials—all provide advantages over the current systems and competition.

The present invention is directed to a towel for drying hair where as it absorbs water. The is a 2-piece pattern in conjunction with the magnetic fastener system (which fastens in the back and/or front) to provide a non-slip function; The stretchable inside cap to position the hair on top of the head (rather than the traditional method of wrapping the length of the hair in the towel); and the specific blend of materials—all provide advantages over the current systems and competition.