Shaving brush

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-04-09
FM BRUSH CO
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[0007]The present invention provides an improved applicator brush instrument having bristles which resemble genuine natural fibers (e.g., badger fur) yet are fully antimicrobial and configured for use in a shaving brush The bristles may be arranged in any formation (e.g., in a substantially cylindrical formation and secured at a first end via a cylindrical unitary ferr

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However, many of such animals are protected species, and thus their furs are not legally or commercially obtainable.
However, such brushes are general

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[0013]Referring now to FIG. 1, a front view of a brush head 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention is shown. A tuft 102 according to one aspect of the present invention is comprised of a plurality of bristles 101 having a first end secured to a ferrule or bushing 107. A second end of the bristles may be caused to terminate at or near a substantially hemispherical plane to form a rounded head, e.g., as shown in FIG. 1.

[0014]The tuft 102 may be of any shape and size, though in one exemplary embodiment (as shown) is preferably generally cylindrical in shape when secured to the ferrule 107. In one embodiment, the bristles 101, though collectively forming a generally rounded head profile, can be non-uniform in length (e.g., comprised of varied lengths, some bristles being longer or shorter than others). For example, the bristle ends may be configured to terminate in a plurality of planes which collectively follow a curved plane or outline.

[0015]In one exemplary...

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Abstract

An shaving brush is provided having synthetic bristles arranged in a tuft, the bristles having the appearance, texture and feel of badger fur and antibacterial properties. The bristles may be attached at a first end to a ferrule. Advantageously, a shaving brush according to the present invention features improved durability and hygienics while maintaining the appearance of genuine badger fur.

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TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention generally relates to brushes and, more particularly, to applicator brushes with natural-looking bristles that provide improved hygienic application of skin products, such as shaving cream.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Brushes made with natural and / or synthetic bristles are used for a variety of activities involving the application of various products and substances. Specially designed brushes may be employed where specific control is needed during application of e.g., cosmetic / hygienic substances and materials. In the cosmetics industry, bristles which comprise or resemble genuine beaver, badger, mink, etc. are highly valued. However, many of such animals are protected species, and thus their furs are not legally or commercially obtainable.[0003]There are numerous cosmetic and / or hygienic substances and materials provided in an array of forms designed for application to various surfaces, especially human skin. Regardless...

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IPC IPC(8): A46B9/02
CPCA46B3/10A46B9/02A46D1/006A46D1/00A46B2200/1033
Inventor MINK, JEFFREYMINK, FREDERICK V.
Owner FM BRUSH CO
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