Supplemental hair attachment method and apparatus
The present invention provides an article and method for supplementing scalp hair. The article includes a body having at least one aperture formed therethrough and a plurality of fibers. Each fiber is threaded through an aperture and around the body. Scalp hair is threaded through a body aperture and body position adjacent the scalp. Crimping of the body secures the article to the scalp hair.
1. A supplemental hair attachment article for attaching a plurality of supplemental hair fibers to a plurality of scalp hairs, comprising:
a. a bead having a cylindrical body and an aperture therethrough; and,
b. a plurality supplemental hair fibers, each fiber threaded through said aperture and secure at least to itself so as to form a plurality of fiber loops about said body of said bead, silicone is applied to said body to cushion fibers within said aperture.
2. The article according to claim 1 wherein said body of said bead is fabricated from malleable metal.
3. The article according to claim 1 wherein said fibers are glued to said body.
4. The article according to claim 1 wherein said fibers are fabricated from nylon material.
5. The article according to claim 1 wherein said body is constructed and arranged to be crimped to a plurality of scalp hair fibers threaded through said aperture.
6. A hairpiece for supplementing scalp hair, said hairpiece comprising a bead having a cylindrical body with an aperture therethrough and a plurality of looped supplemental hair fibers depending therefrom, supplemental hair fibers received within said aperture so as to form said looped supplemental hair fibers and silicone is applied to said body to cushion fibers within said aperture, scalp hair of a scalp receivable though said aperture and retained with respect to said bead via crimping said body of said bead.
7. A hair integration article for select secure attachment to scalp hair, said article comprising a cylindrical body having a through hole, and a plurality of supplemental hair fibers received therethrough so as to form a plurality of supplemental hair fiber loops depending from said body, said plurality of supplemental hair fibers received through said body and silicone is applied to said body to cushion fibers within said aperture, said body being selectively securable to scalp hair in furtherance of integration of said supplemental hair fibers to a scalp.