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Heat-generating applicator head

By arranging independent heating elements inside or on the outer surface of the eyelash modification element, the problems of heat loss and uneven heating in existing heated mascara applicators are solved, and a more efficient mascara heating effect is achieved.

Active Publication Date: 2013-03-13
ELC MANAGEMENT LLC
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Problems solved by technology

In the process, heat is lost to materials that don't really need to be heated
The heat-up time and power consumption of the product will be adversely affected
For this reason, the commercial feasibility is still low

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[0018] This application relates to applicator heads for heated applicators or other hand-held grooming implements such as brushes, combs, and the like. The main focus of this invention is the mascara applicator. Although the principles presented herein can be applied more generally, the principles will be presented with reference to a mascara applicator and mascara application.

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[0020] "Applicator head" means the part of an applicator that delivers product from a product container to an application surface, such as skin or hair. The applicator head may be provided with grooming elements that help deliver product to a specific application surface (ie, eyelashes) and spread the product thereon.

[0021] For example, "lash grooming element" refers to the portion of the applicator head that engages eyelashes by applying product, spreading product, and / or grooming the eyelashes (eg, by rearranging the eyelashes). Bristles are a common type of lash grooming...

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Abstract

A heated cosmetic applicator that has a plurality of small, individual heating elements placed within and / or on at least some of the lash grooming elements. A heat-generating applicator head for a heated cosmetic applicator that has a plurality of small, individual heating elements placed within and / or on at least some of the lash grooming elements.

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[0001] Cross References to Related Applications [0002] This application claims priority to US Provisional Patent Application No. 61 / 331,955, filed May 6, 2010. technical field [0003] The present invention relates to a heated cosmetic applicator, in particular to an applicator with a heating element inside the applicator head. Background technique [0004] The most common mascara applicator is the lash brush. A typical mascara brush has a head comprising tufts of monofilaments disposed within a helical core. The wire core is attached to one end of the slender shank, while the other end is connected to the handle. Molded brush heads are also known which are shaped as cylindrical sleeves and have integrally molded bristle elements projecting from the sleeve. A molded sleeve slides over one end of the elongated shank, and the other end of the shank is attached to the handle. In both cases, the radially extending bristles together form the brush or applicator head, ie th...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A45D34/04A46B15/00A45D40/26
CPCA46B2200/1053A45D40/265A45D2200/157A45D40/262A46B11/08A45D2/48A45D34/04A45D40/26
Inventor P.吉安卡纳S.V.B.发勒蒂
Owner ELC MANAGEMENT LLC
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