Head massager and package therefor

1. A head massager comprising:

a bundle cap defining a cavity;

a bundle of malleable rods having a top end and a bottom end, wherein the top end of the bundle of malleable rods is secured together within the cavity of the bundle cap and the bottom end of the bundle of malleable rods is free;

a handle having a longitudinal axis and a cap recess at a bottom end thereof, wherein the bundle cap is removably attached within the cap recess;

a vibration motor mounted in the handle having an output shaft on which is eccentrically mounted a permanent magnet lying in juxtaposition to but spaced from the bundle cap when removably attached within the cap recess; and

a plurality of projections extending from the bottom end of said handle in the longitudinal direction, wherein with the bundle cap removed from the handle, the handle is capable of acting as a massager by pressing the projections against a person while activating the motor to produce vibrations.

2. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein the handle is at least partially transparent.

3. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein the handle is decorated with figures.

4. A head massager according to claim 3 wherein the lower part of the handle is decorated with the face of a wizard.

5. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein the handle has a top and a bottom half, and a readily attachable and detachable latch couples the top half to the bottom half.

6. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein a switch is included to control the vibration motor.

7. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein the bundle of rods contains rods of three different lengths.

8. A head massager according to claim 7 wherein a visual indicator is marked on the bundle of rods showing where bends occur during rod deployment.

9. A head massager according to claim 8 wherein one visual indicator is marked on the rods about ¼ of the length of the longest rods from the handle, and a second visual indicator is marked on the longest rods ¾ of their length from the handle.

10. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein protective coverings are mounted on the free ends of the rods.

11. A head massager according to claim 10 wherein plastic or rubber balls constitute the protective coverings.

12. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein a light is included in the handle.

13. A head massager according to claim 1 wherein the projections surround said cap recess.

14. A packaged head massager comprising a cardboard tube, a first closure for one end of the tube, a second closure for the other end of the tube comprising an integral plastic molded cup-shaped element defining an outer flange around it upper portion, a series of intermittently spaced tabs vertically extending from its upper portion and a a central cylindrical tube, a head massager comprising a bundle of malleable rods having a top member within which the top end of the bundle of rods is fixed and the rods are free at the bottom end of the bundle, a handle defining a recess, said recess and said top member defining mutually cooperating parts for ready connection and detachment, a vibration motor mounted in the handle having an output shaft on which is eccentrically mounted a magnet lying in juxtaposition to but spaced from the top member when connected in said recess, and a plurality of projections extending from said handle, said handle, with the top member detached, being capable of acting as a massager by pressing the projections against a person while activating the motor to produce vibrations, said bundle of rods extending through said central tube of the second closure and into the cardboard tube, the handle lying outside the cardboard tube resting on the central tube and spaced tabs, and a tubular plastic bag heat sealed at one end and open at the other end, the sealed end covering the handle, and the open end of the bag lying inside the cardboard tube is trapped between the second closure and the cardboard tube.

15. A packaged head massager comprising a cardboard tube, a first closure for one end of the tube, a second closure for the other end of the tube comprising an integral plastic molded cup-shaped element defining an outer flange around it upper portion, a series of intermittently spaced tabs vertically extending from its upper portion and a central cylindrical tube, a head massager comprising a bundle of malleable rods having a top member within which the top end of the bundle of rods is fixed and the rods are free at the bottom end of the bundle, and a handle including a recess detachably receiving the top member therein, said bundle of rods extending through said central tube of the second closure and into the cardboard tube, the handle lying outside the cardboard tube resting on the central tube and spaced tabs, and a tubular plastic bag heat sealed at one end and open at the other end, the sealed end covering the handle, and the open end of the bag lying inside the cardboard tube is trapped between the second closure and the cardboard tube.

16. A head massager comprising:

a bundle cap defining a cavity;

a plurality of malleable rods combined together in a bundle form and each having a top end and a bottom end, wherein the top ends of the malleable rods are affixed together within the cavity of the bundle cap and the bottom ends of the malleable rods are free to move independently;

a handle including a cap recess configured to receive the bundle cap, wherein the bundle cap is removably affixed within the cap recess;

a plate positioned in the cap recess and having a pair of arcuate slots each having an enlargement at one end;

a pair of pin rods positioned and extending from the bundle cap, each of the pin rod having an enlarged head, wherein the pin rods are positionable in the arcuate slots to secure the bundle cap within the cap recess; and

a vibration motor mounted in the handle having an output shaft on which is eccentrically mounted a permanent magnet lying in juxtaposition to but spaced from the bundle cap when removably attached within the cap recess of the handle.

17. A head massager according to claim 16 wherein a visual indicator is marked on each of the plurality of rods showing where bends occur during rod deployment.

18. A head massager according to claim 17 wherein the rods are of three different lengths, and one visual indicator is marked on the rods about ¼ of the length of the longest rods from the handle, and a second visual indicator is marked on the longest rods ¾ of their length form the handle.

19. A head massager according to claim 18 wherein protective coverings are mounted on the free ends of the rods.