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Facial mask

a mask and face technology, applied in the field of facial masks, can solve the problems of compromising make-up, unable to allow the individual to wash his hair without compromising make-up, and visor-type articles cannot allow the user to wash their own hair

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-09-14
ROBERTS LYDIA
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Benefits of technology

The present invention provides facial masks that allow for showering and washing hair without compromising make-up. The masks are made of a pliant or semi-rigid plastic film and an elastic rim or band that can be secured under the chin to prevent leaks. The masks have a cavity for the user's face and are designed to provide a snug fit without adhesives. Additionally, there is a version of the mask that can be secured with a non-elastic strip or tie. These facial masks provide a convenient and comfortable way to shower and wash hair while maintaining a fresh and beautiful appearance.

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However, these articles are not suitable if one is intending to wash one's own hair or shower generally.
While each of the foregoing articles achieves its intended objective, none of these articles is capable of allowing an individual to wash one's hair without compromising their make-up or without soaking bandages or exposed wounds and / or washng away a medicament that has been applied to the face.
As noted above, the visor-type articles do not allow the user to wash their own hair, and are certainly not appropriate for use in a shower.
The face shields, on the other hand, do not protect the whole of the face and, more critically, involve the use of adhesive strips on the shield which is directly applied to the forehead and temple region.
Accordingly, these devices would have a difficult time properly adhering to make-up covered skin and, more importantly, would in any event adversely affect, if not result in the removal of, the pre-applied make-up.
Furthermore, many people have sensitivities to various adhesive products and / or their constituents and, hence, the use of these materials may lead to irritancy, edema, and the like on the skin of the user at the site of the adhesive band

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[0035]According to the present specification there are provided facial masks for protecting the face from contact with various elements in the environment depending upon where an individual is, For convenience, the discussion herein is presented with respect to the use of the mask in preventing water contact, especially while showering or while washing one's hair, or both. However, it can also be used to protect bandages or exposed wounds and medicaments applied to the face from being soaked or washed away, respectively, or while showering or washing one's hair. Furthermore, its use is not limited to showering or washing hair as it is likewise useable in the event of a sudden cloudburst or downpour, in situations where a worker is creating a lot of dust and want to keep the dust from the face, protecting make-up, medicament, exposed wounds or bandages from contact with clothing as one is putting on and taking off articles of clothing over one's head, etc. Hence, the term “facial mas...

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Abstract

A facial mask for in protecting the facial region from water or other elements said mask comprising a mask body and a team or closure moans.

Description

[0001]The present application relates to a mask for use in isolating one's face from the environment, especially for protecting one's make-up, protecting areas treated with medicament but without bandages. protecting bandages or exposed wounds, and the like. For example, the novel mask allows one to shower and / or wash one's hair without allowing water to cascade over one's face, Specifically, there is provided a water impermeable facial mask, most notably a polymer film, having an elastic band or drawstring which securely, and preferably in a watertight manner, holds the facial mask in place so as to enable one to take a shower and / or wash one's hair while keeping water away from the face.BACKGROUND[0002]Numerous articles have been developed for protecting various portions of the body from exposure to water so that the remaining exposed areas of the body can be washed. Perhaps the most commonly known and simplest of these articles are shower caps which are designed to prevent one's ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A41D13/11
CPCA41D13/1161A41D13/1107A41D2400/22A41D2300/33A41D2300/332A41D13/1184A41D2400/52A41D31/102
Inventor ROBERTS, LYDIA
Owner ROBERTS LYDIA
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