Abstract: A hair-fiber-mounting method that braids natural-hair bundles formed by a person's natural hair and bundling the natural hair with fiber bundles having plural fibers, and makes a loose part of the natural-hair bundles and two end-pans of the fiber bundles hang down from the braiding area, comprising: a) crossing and braiding the natural-hair bundles and the fiber bundles together to form a bundle-joining part, b) repeating the crossing and braiding step so as to make plural bundle-joining parts positioned side by side along a horizontal line of the person's head, and c) repeating further the crossing and braiding step so as to make plural bundle-joining parts from a lower horizontal line of the head to an upper horizontal line, and to make each bundle-joining part positioned above and between two adjacent bundle-joining pans of the immediate lower line so as to be overlapped with each other.

Abstract: A hair-fiber mounting method that is capable of mounting hair fibers in a short time while maintaining a natural hair appearance; consists of a first stage of braiding a hair-fiber bundle with a natural-hair bundle and fixing them together, a second stage for repeating the first step along a specified horizontal line of the head at a specified distance from adjacent bundles, and a third step for mounting joined-hair bundles from the lowest such line of the head to the uppermost such line in a step-by-step way such that the bundled-hair hanging from a bundles-joining area does not overlap the bundled-hair hanging from an immediately lower bundles-joining area; selectively taking a larger volume of natural-hair from the upper part of the person's head than from the lower part thereof, so that the selected hair forms an inverted-triangle shape; and forming said joined-hair bundles in such a way that the part of each natural-hair bundle between the scalp and the bundles-joining area is longer than the part below