Lip applicator

By designing an applicator head with multiple concave and convex sections, the problem of existing applicators being unable to adapt to different lip shapes has been solved, achieving a more personalized application effect.

CN120897692APending Publication Date: 2025-11-04GEKA
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Application Number
CN202380094119.7
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2022-12-16
Filing Date
2023-12-12
Publication Date
2025-11-04

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing lipstick applicators cannot achieve personalized application, nor can they adapt to different line thicknesses or match the shape of the user's lips.

Method used

Design an applicator head with multiple concave and convex sections on its outer surface to form a three-dimensional structure, which can be used at different angles and shapes to adapt to the lip shapes of different users.

Benefits of technology

It enables diverse shapes and applications for the applicator, better adapting to different users' lip shapes and providing more personalized application results.

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Abstract

The invention relates to an applicator (1a) for applying a material to be applied to a face, in particular a lip, the applicator (1a) having an applicator head (2) which applies the material to be applied to the face, in particular the lip, the applicator head (2) being mountable on the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2) on a grip, characterized in that the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2) is in contact with the grip. The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its underside (8) to its tip (3), with which the applicator head (2) can be mounted, and wherein the outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections, and wherein, when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) can be attached to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) by means of the underside (8) of the applicator head (2). The applicator head (2), starting in the direction of the underside (8), is guided first outwards away from the longitudinal axis with a first concave section and then has a first convex section, which extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forming a second convex section, into which the second convex section transitions, the applicator head (2) is guided in the direction of an underside (8) of the applicator head (2) by means of a second concave section, which in turn transitions into a third convex section, and finally the third concave section in turn is guided in the direction of the underside (8) of the applicator head (2), the applicator head (2), starting from the direction of the underside (8), being guided first outwards by means of a fourth concave section and then having a fourth convex section when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) has a fourth convex section which extends to the tip of the applicator head (2), and wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a fifth convex section which transitions into a sixth convex section which, in turn, transitions into a fifth concave section and which, in turn, is guided in the direction of the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to an applicator, or applicator head, for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips. The invention also relates to a lip applicator, or a 3D lip applicator. Background Technology

[0002] In the field of lipsticks, pen-shaped objects are commonly used. These objects have a single, straight, cylindrical shape and a single, beveled or slanted, flat surface on their application side to apply the material to the lips.

[0003] This has the following drawbacks: it cannot achieve personalized application feasibility, such as different line thicknesses or personalized adaptation to the lip shape or cheek shape of male or female users.

[0004] Invention Task

[0005] In view of this, the object of the present invention is to realize an applicator (lip applicator or 3D lip applicator) or applicator head for applying material to the face, especially the lips, which is easy to use and provides, in particular, different shapes and / or application feasibility.

[0006] Solution according to the present invention

[0007] The problem is solved according to the features described in claim 1, as described in the first solution of the present invention.

[0008] Other advantageous embodiments are described in the dependent claims.

[0009] Specifically, the applicator according to the invention for applying material to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head that applies the material to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head is mountable at its underside to a gripper portion. The applicator head defines a longitudinal axis from its underside to its tip. The applicator head is mountable at the gripper portion via its underside. The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head initially guides outward from the underside with a first concave section away from the longitudinal axis, followed by a first convex section extending to the coating... The tip of the applicator head forms a second convex section, which transitions into a second concave section, which then transitions into a third convex section, and finally, the third concave section guides downward toward the applicator head. When viewed from the front, the applicator head initially extends outward from the lower side with a fourth concave section, followed by a fourth convex section that extends to the tip of the applicator head. The tip of the applicator head forms a fifth convex section, which transitions into a sixth convex section, which then transitions into a fifth concave section and guides downward toward the applicator head.

[0010] The cosmetic material to be applied can be removed from the applicator or the tip of the applicator head, thereby creating a layer or film, at least temporarily, on the hairy or preferably at least substantially hairless body parts to be treated, especially the lips and cheeks.

[0011] Because the tip of the applicator, or lip applicator, has a shape different from that of the prior art and / or the applicator head has multiple concave and / or convex sections or arches on its outer surface and / or outer side, the material to be applied can be applied very easily to the face, especially the lips, in the desired width and shape.

[0012] Therefore, an easy-to-use applicator (lip applicator or 3D lip applicator) or applicator head with different shapes or feasibility of use and / or application is provided for applying material to the face, especially the lips.

[0013] Selective design feasible solutions of the present invention

[0014] Optionally, an applicator or applicator head for applying material to the face, particularly the lips, is characterized in that the applicator head has a three-dimensional (3D) structure on its outer surface and / or outer side, consisting of concave and convex segments or arches, which extend or are arranged differently to provide an applicator or applicator head that is easy to use and has different shapes or feasibility of use and / or application.

[0015] Other design possibilities, modes of operation, and advantages will become apparent from the following description of the implementation methods or embodiments and / or from the accompanying drawings.

[0016] List of Attachments

[0017] Figure 1 The applicator head (viewed from the side and front) of the applicator according to the invention according to the first embodiment is shown.

[0018] Figure 2 The applicator head of this first embodiment is shown (viewed from the rear and from the side).

[0019] Figure 3 An optional applicator head of this first embodiment is shown (viewed from the rear and from the side).

[0020] Figure 4 The applicator head (viewed from the side and front) of the applicator according to the invention according to the second embodiment is shown.

[0021] Figure 5 The applicator head of this second embodiment is shown (viewed from the rear and from the side).

[0022] Figure 6 An optional applicator head of this second embodiment is shown (viewed from the side or, in other words, from the front).

[0023] Figure 7 The applicator head (viewed from the side and front) of the applicator according to the invention according to a third embodiment is shown.

[0024] Figure 8 The applicator head (viewed from the side and front) of the applicator according to the invention according to the fourth embodiment is shown.

[0025] Figure 9 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the fifth embodiment is shown (viewed from the side, front and rear).

[0026] Figure 10An optional applicator head of this fifth embodiment is shown (viewed from the front and side).

[0027] Figure 11 The applicator head (viewed from the front and side) of the applicator according to the invention according to the sixth embodiment is shown.

[0028] Figure 12 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the seventh embodiment is shown (viewed from the side, front and rear).

[0029] Figure 13 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the eighth, ninth and tenth embodiments is shown (viewed from the side, respectively).

[0030] Figure 14 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the eleventh embodiment is shown (viewed from the side, front and rear).

[0031] Figure 15 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the twelfth embodiment is shown (viewed from the front and from two opposing sides - laterally).

[0032] Figure 16 The applicator head of the applicator according to the invention according to the thirteenth embodiment is shown (viewed from the front, rear and side). Detailed Implementation

[0033] Figures 1 to 3 The applicator heads of applicators 1a and 1b according to the invention, based on a first embodiment, are shown. Figure 1 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side. Figure 1 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front. Figure 2 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear. Figure 2 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side (opposite side).

[0034] According to the present invention, an applicator 1a is used to apply a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator 1a has an applicator head 2, which applies the material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 can be mounted at a gripper portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 can be mounted at the gripper portion by means of its lower side 8. The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 initially extends outward from the lower side 8 with a first concave section away from the longitudinal axis, followed by a first convex section extending to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a second convex section, which transitions into a second concave section. The second concave section then transitions into the third convex section, and finally, the third concave section is directed toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 with a fourth concave section that extends outward, followed by a fourth convex section that extends to the tip of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a fifth convex section, which transitions into a sixth convex section. The sixth convex section then transitions back into the fifth concave section and is directed toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0035] Furthermore advantageously, when viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head 2 is axially symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

[0036] Furthermore, the fourth and sixth convex segments are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

[0037] Optionally, when the applicator head 2 is viewed from the front, rear, or side, its longitudinal axis intersects with the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, as shown in... Figure 1 and 2 As can be seen in the text.

[0038] Figure 3 Other alternative applicator heads of the first embodiment are shown. Figure 3 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear. Figure 3 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side (lateral).

[0039] This alternative implementation is similar to the first implementation to some extent; however, the difference lies in that, when the applicator head 2 of the applicator 1b is viewed from the side, the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 does not intersect with the longitudinal axis, but is spaced apart from it, as in... Figure 3As can be seen on the right side of the image.

[0040] Figures 4 to 6 The applicator heads of applicators 1c and 1d according to the invention, based on a second embodiment, are shown. Figure 4 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side. Figure 4 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front. Figure 5 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear. Figure 5 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side (another side).

[0041] According to the present invention, an applicator 1c for applying a material to be applied to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2, which applies the material to be applied to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 initially has a first concave section starting from the lower side 8, which initially faces the longitudinal axis and then extends outwards, followed by a first convex section that transitions into a second concave section extending to the applicator head. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a second convex section, which transitions into a third concave section, which then transitions into a third convex section, and finally, a fourth concave section leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 with a fourth convex section leading outward, and then has a fifth concave section, which transitions into a fifth convex section extending to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a sixth convex section, which transitions into a seventh convex section, which then transitions into a sixth concave section and finally into an eighth convex section, which leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0042] Furthermore advantageously, when viewed from the front, rear, or side, the applicator head 2 is axially symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

[0043] Further advantageously, the first convex segment and the third convex segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. Further advantageously, the fourth convex segment and the eighth convex segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. Further advantageously, the fifth concave segment and the sixth concave segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. Also further advantageously, the fifth convex segment and the seventh convex segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

[0044] Optionally, when the applicator head 2 is viewed from the front, back, or side, the longitudinal axis intersects with the tip 3 of the applicator head 2.

[0045] Figure 6 Other optional applicator heads of the second embodiment are shown. Figure 6 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side (or lateral). Figure 6 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front (or from the front side).

[0046] This alternative implementation is similar to the second implementation to some extent, except that when the applicator head 2 of the applicator 1d is viewed from the side, the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 does not substantially intersect the longitudinal axis, but is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and when the applicator head 2 of the applicator 1d is viewed from the front or back, the longitudinal axis intersects with the tip 3 of the applicator head 2.

[0047] Figure 7 An applicator head according to the invention, based on a third embodiment, is shown. Figure 7 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral angle. Figure 7 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front or front side.

[0048] According to the present invention, an applicator 1e for applying a material to be applied to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2, which applies the material to be applied to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface or outer part of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 begins with a first concave section extending outward from the longitudinal axis from the lower side 8, followed by a first convex section that extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. A second concave section is formed away from the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, which then transitions into a third convex section. Finally, the third convex section extends towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 is oval-shaped.

[0049] Advantageously, there are straight-extending sections 5 before the first concave section and after the third convex section. Further advantageously, when viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head 2 of the applicator 1e is axially symmetrical about the longitudinal axis. Also advantageously, when viewed from the front or rear, the longitudinal axis intersects the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. Advantageously, when viewed from the front or rear, the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. Further advantageously, when viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 has a V-shaped section 6 in the middle, wherein the tip of the V-shaped section 6 points towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, and the V-shaped section 6 opens towards the tip 3.

[0050] Figure 8 An applicator head according to the fourth embodiment of the applicator 1f of the present invention is shown. Figure 8 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral angle. Figure 8 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front or front side.

[0051] According to the present invention, an applicator 1f for applying a material to be applied to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2, which applies the material to be applied to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mounted at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mounted at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 first has a first concave section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into a first convex section, and then has a second concave section extending to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a flat section 7. The flat section 7 is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and this flat section 7 transitions into a third concave section, which in turn transitions into a second convex section, and finally, a fourth concave section leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 with a fifth concave section leading outward, followed by a third convex section, which transitions into a sixth concave section extending to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 forms a flat section 7, which is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and this flat section 7 transitions into a seventh concave section, which in turn transitions into a fourth convex section, which in turn transitions into an eighth concave section and then leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0052] Preferably, when viewed from the front, rear, or side, the applicator head 2 is symmetrical about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, the longitudinal axis intersects the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. Also preferably, the first and second convex sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, the third and fourth convex sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis, wherein, more preferably, the sixth and seventh concave sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, the second and third concave sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, when viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head 2 is wider than the tip 3 at the locations of the third and fourth convex sections.

[0053] Figure 9 and 10 The applicator head of the applicator 1g according to the invention, according to a fifth embodiment, is shown. Figure 10 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front. Figure 10The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side (another side).

[0054] The applicator according to the invention, 1g, is used to apply material to the face, especially the lips. Figure 10 The diagram shows an applicator head 2 that applies material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 is mounted on a gripper at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 (where it is mounted on the gripper) to its tip. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 initially has a straight section starting from the lower side 8, transitioning to a first concave section that extends outward away from the longitudinal axis and then transitions to a first convex section forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. Intersecting the longitudinal axis, and wherein the first convex section transitions into the second concave section, and the second concave section is directed toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, wherein when viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head 2 is first directed outward from the lower side 8 in the direction of the third concave section, and then transitions into the second convex section, which forms the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the second convex section transitions into the fourth concave section, and the fourth concave section is directed toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, wherein when viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 has an egg-shaped or elliptical or oval surface 9 in its upper region.

[0055] Preferably, the egg-shaped surface 9 is located in the upper half of the applicator head 2.

[0056] exist Figure 9 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side. Figure 9 The middle section shows the applicator head as viewed from the front. Figure 9 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from behind.

[0057] Optionally, the egg-shaped, elliptical, or oval-shaped surface 9 forms a recess 10, such as... Figure 9 As shown in the image.

[0058] Figure 11 The applicator head of the applicator 1h according to the invention, according to a sixth embodiment, is shown. Figure 11 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front, or rather, from the front side. In Figure 11 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral perspective.

[0059] The applicator 1h according to the invention, used for applying material to the face, particularly the lips, has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripper portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripper portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 initially has a straight section starting from its lower side 8, transitioning to a first concave section that extends outward away from the longitudinal axis and then transitions to a first convex section that contributes to forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 and... The longitudinal axis is spaced apart, and wherein a first convex section transitions into a second concave section, and the second concave section transitions into a second convex section, and then transitions into a third concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When the applicator head 2 is viewed from the front or back, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 and first leads outward with a fourth concave section, and then transitions into a third convex section, which participates in forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the third convex section transitions into a fifth concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When the applicator head 2 is viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 has an egg-shaped surface 9 in its upper region, which is more pointed at its upper end towards the tip 3.

[0060] Preferably, the egg-shaped surface 9 is located in the upper half of the applicator head 2. More preferably, the egg-shaped surface 9 forms a recess 10.

[0061] Figure 12 An applicator head according to the seventh embodiment of the applicator 1i of the present invention is shown. Figure 12 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral angle. Figure 12 The middle section shows the applicator head as viewed from the front or front side. Figure 12 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear, or from the rear side (as opposed to the front side).

[0062] The applicator 1i according to the invention, for applying material to the face, particularly the lips, has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or regions. The applicator head 2, when viewed from the side, has a slightly curved first convex section, or straight section, starting from the lower side 8. This slightly curved first convex section, or straight section, extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, which is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. The first convex section then transitions into a second convex section, and the second convex section transitions into a first concave section, which in turn faces the lower part of the applicator head 2. The applicator head 2 is guided in the direction of side 8, wherein, when viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins from the direction of the lower side 2, first in a straight section and then outward into a second concave section, then transitioning to a third convex section, which then transitions to a third concave section and subsequently to a fourth convex section, which participates in forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the fourth convex section transitions to a fourth concave section, and subsequently... The process transitions to a fifth convex section, which further transitions to a fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, or more precisely, through a straight section. The applicator head 2 has a surface 13 in its upper region that is filled with the shape of an "8". The applicator head 2 has ridges 12 that are laterally opposed to each other. These ridges 12 gradually taper toward the lower side 8 and gradually widen toward the tip 3. The ridges 12 are formed by the third and fourth concave sections.

[0063] More preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head 2 has a very slightly curved sixth concave section starting from the direction of the lower side 8, which transitions into a sixth convex section forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the sixth convex section transitions into a seventh concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0064] More preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side 8, which transitions into an eighth concave section, which then transitions into a seventh convex section, which leads to a sixth concave section. Alternatively, the applicator head 2 first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side 8 from another side, which transitions into a ninth concave section, which then transitions into an eighth convex section, which leads to a seventh concave section.

[0065] Preferably, the surface 13, shaped like a filled "8", is located in the upper half of the applicator head 2. More preferably, a chamfer 11 is formed between the lower side 8 and the first convex section, or straight section, as shown below. Figure 12 As shown in the diagram. More preferably, the chamfer 11 has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees, relative to the longitudinal axis. Also preferably, when viewed from the front, the face 13, which is in the shape of a filled "8", is mirror symmetrical about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, the face 13, which is in the shape of a filled "8", is formed by a second convex segment.

[0066] Figure 13 The left side shows the applicator head of the applicator 1j according to the invention according to the eighth embodiment. Figure 13 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral perspective.

[0067] This alternative implementation is to some extent the same as the seventh implementation; however, the difference lies in that a ninth convex section is constructed between the first concave section and the lower side 8, such as... Figure 13 As shown on the left.

[0068] Figure 13 The right side shows the applicator head of the applicator 1k according to the invention according to the ninth embodiment. Figure 13 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral perspective.

[0069] The applicator 1k according to the invention is used to apply a material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator 1k has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 can be mounted at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 can be mounted at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head 2 has a concave shape. The applicator head 2 has a convex arch or section, wherein, when viewed from the side, it first has a sharply curved first convex section starting from the lower side 8, extending to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, which is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. The first convex section transitions into a second convex section, which then transitions into a first concave section, leading to a third convex section that faces the lower side of the applicator head 2. The applicator head 2 is guided in the direction of 8, wherein, when viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 in a straight section and extends outward into a second concave section, then transitions to a fourth convex section, which in turn transitions to a third concave section and subsequently to a fifth convex section. This fifth convex section contributes to forming the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the fifth convex section transitions to the fourth concave section, and subsequently... The process transitions to the sixth convex section, which further transitions to the fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, or more precisely, through a straight section. The applicator head 2 has a surface 13 in the upper region that is filled with the shape of an "8". The applicator head 2 has ridges 12 that are laterally opposed to each other. The ridges 12 gradually taper toward the lower side 8 and gradually widen toward the tip 3. The ridges 12 are formed by the third and fourth concave sections.

[0070] Preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head 2 has a very slightly curved sixth concave section starting from the direction of the lower side 8, which transitions into a seventh convex section that forms the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the seventh convex section transitions into a seventh concave section that is guided toward the direction of the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. More preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head 2 initially has a straight section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into an eighth concave section, which then transitions into an eighth convex section, which leads to a sixth concave section. Conversely, from another side, the applicator head 2 initially has a straight section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into a ninth concave section, which then transitions into a ninth convex section, which leads to a seventh concave section. More preferably, a surface 13 in the shape of a filled "8" is arranged in the upper half of the applicator head 2.

[0071] Also preferably, a chamfer 11 is formed between the lower side 8 and the first convex section or straight section, wherein the chamfer 11 preferably has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and especially more preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis.

[0072] Advantageously, when viewed from the front, the surface 13, which is in the shape of a filled "8", is mirror symmetrical about the longitudinal axis. More preferably, the surface 13, which is in the shape of a filled "8", is formed by a second convex section and a first concave section.

[0073] Figure 13 The middle section shows the applicator head of the applicator 1m according to the invention according to the tenth embodiment. Figure 13 The middle section shows the applicator head when viewed from the side or lateral.

[0074] The applicator 1m according to the invention, used for applying material to the face, particularly the lips, has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripping portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripping portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 has a sharply curved first concave section starting from the lower side 8. This first concave section extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, where the tip 3 is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. The first concave section transitions into a first convex section at the tip 3, and then into a second concave section, which in turn transitions into a second convex section. This second convex section leads to a third convex section. The segment then guides towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 begins as a straight segment extending outwards from the lower side 8 into a third concave segment, then transitions to a fourth convex segment, which then transitions into a fourth concave segment and subsequently into a fifth convex segment. This fifth convex segment forms the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, which intersects the longitudinal axis. The fifth convex segment then transitions into a fifth concave segment. It then transitions to a sixth convex section, which further transitions to a sixth concave section, and then to a straight section that leads toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. The applicator head 2 has a surface 13 in its upper region that is shaped like a filled "8". The applicator head 2 has ridges 12 that are laterally opposed to each other. The ridges 12 gradually taper toward the lower side 8 and gradually widen toward the tip 3. The ridges 12 are formed by the fourth and fifth concave sections.

[0075] Preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head 2 has a very slightly inwardly curved seventh concave section starting from the direction of the lower side 8. This seventh concave section transitions into an eighth seventh section, which forms the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis. The seventh convex section transitions into an eighth concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. More preferably, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head 2 first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side 8, which transitions into a ninth concave section, which then transitions into an eighth convex section, which leads to a seventh concave section. Alternatively, the applicator head 2 first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side 8 from another side, which transitions into a tenth concave section, which then transitions into a ninth convex section, which leads to an eighth concave section.

[0076] More preferably, a surface 13 in the shape of a filled "8" is arranged in the upper half of the applicator head 2, wherein, when viewed from the front, the surface 13 in the shape of a filled "8" is preferably mirror symmetrical about the longitudinal axis, wherein the surface 13 in the shape of a filled "8" is preferably formed by a first convex section, a second convex section, and a second concave section.

[0077] Figure 14 An applicator head according to the eleventh embodiment of the applicator 1n of the present invention is shown. Figure 14 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the side, or rather, from a lateral perspective. Figure 14 The middle section shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear, or rather, from the rear side. In Figure 14 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front, or from the front side (as opposed to the rear side).

[0078] The applicator 1n according to the invention for applying material to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripper portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripper portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head 2 initially has a first concave section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into a first straight section that extends outward away from the longitudinal axis and leads to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 is aligned with the longitudinal axis. The lines are spaced apart, wherein a second straight section is guided away from the tip 3 away from the longitudinal axis and turns into a second concave section, which in turn is guided towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, wherein when the applicator head 2 is viewed from the front or the back, the applicator head 2 begins from the lower side 8 with a third concave section, which then turns into a first convex section, which extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein the second convex section is guided away from the tip 3 and turns into a fourth concave section, and the fourth concave section in turn is guided towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, wherein when the applicator head 2 is viewed from the back, the applicator head 2 has a tab 16 that extends from the lower side 8, more precisely, along the longitudinal axis to the tip 3.

[0079] Further advantageously, an egg-shaped or elliptical surface 14 is constructed in the upper half of the applicator head 2 via a second straight section. Preferably, the longitudinal axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical surface 14 is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the applicator head 2, wherein the minor axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical surface 14 is preferably perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the applicator head 2.

[0080] Further advantageously, a triangular facet 15 is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head 2 via a second concave section, wherein the triangular facet 15 preferably extends from the lower side 8 to an oval or elliptical facet 14, wherein, more preferably, the bottom of the triangular facet 15 is located on one side of the lower side 8, and the apex of the triangular facet 15 is located on one side of the oval or elliptical facet 14. Further advantageously, a chamfer 11 is formed or constructed between the lower side 8 and the first and second concave sections, wherein the chamfer 11 advantageously has an angle or rounding of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis.

[0081] Figure 15An applicator head according to the twelfth embodiment of the applicator 1p of the present invention is shown. Figure 15 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front, or from the front side (as opposed to the rear side). Figure 15 The middle section shows the applicator head as viewed from the first side, or laterally. Figure 15 The right side shows the applicator head as viewed from another second side, or opposite side, or laterally.

[0082] The applicator 1p according to the invention for applying material to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2 that applies the material to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripper portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripper portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the front, the applicator head 2 initially has a first concave section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into a first convex section that guides towards the longitudinal axis and to the applicator head. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. A first straight section is guided away from the tip 3 and transitions into a second convex section, which then transitions into a second concave section. The second concave section is guided towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. When viewed from a first side, the applicator head 2 begins with a third concave section from the lower side 8. This third concave section then transitions into a third convex section, which extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2. The tip 3 of the applicator head 2 is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. A fourth concave section is guided away from the tip 3 and transitions into a fifth concave section, which is guided towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0083] Further advantageously, when viewed from another side opposite the first side, the applicator head 2 begins from the direction of the lower side 8 with a sixth concave section that extends outward from the longitudinal axis and leads to a second straight section, which then transitions into a fourth convex section that leads to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis. A fifth concave section extends away from the tip 3 and transitions into a seventh concave section, which then extends towards the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. Preferably, an egg-shaped or elliptical surface 17 is constructed or arranged in the upper half of the applicator head 2 via the fourth concave section. Also preferably, the longitudinal axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical surface 17 extends along the longitudinal axis of the applicator head 2. More preferably, a triangular facet 18 is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head 2 via a fifth or sixth concave section, wherein preferably, the triangular facet 18 extends from the lower side 8 to an oval or elliptical facet 17. More preferably, the bottom of the triangular facet 15 is located on one side of the lower side 8, and the apex of the triangular facet 18 is located on one side of the oval or elliptical facet 17.

[0084] Further advantageously, a chamfer 11 is formed between the lower side 8 and the first concave section and the second concave section, or between the lower side 8 and the protrusion 4, wherein the chamfer 11 advantageously has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, or is rounded.

[0085] Figure 16 The applicator head of the applicator 1q according to the invention, according to the thirteenth embodiment, is shown. Figure 16 The left side shows the applicator head as viewed from the front, or from the front side (as opposed to the rear side). Figure 16 The middle section shows the applicator head as viewed from the rear, or rather, from the rear side (opposite to the front). In Figure 16 The right side shows the applicator head when viewed from another side, or from the side.

[0086] The applicator 1q according to the invention for applying material to the face, especially the lips, has an applicator head 2 for applying the material to the face, especially the lips. The applicator head 2 is mountable at a gripper portion at its lower side 8. The applicator head 2 defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side 8 to its tip 3. The applicator head 2 is mountable at the gripper portion via its lower side 8. The outer surface of the applicator head 2 has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the front or back, the applicator head 2 initially has a first concave section starting from the lower side 8, which transitions into a first convex section that guides toward the longitudinal axis and to the tip of the applicator head 2. Part 3, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein a second convex section is guided away from the tip 3 and transitions into a second concave section, which in turn is guided toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2, wherein when the applicator head 2 is viewed from the first side, the applicator head 2 begins with a third concave section from the lower side 8, which then transitions into a third convex section, which extends to the tip 3 of the applicator head 2, wherein the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein a fourth concave section, or a first straight section, is guided away from the tip 3 and transitions into a fourth concave section, which in turn transitions into a fifth concave section, which in turn is guided toward the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2.

[0087] The applicator head 2 is preferably shaped like a question mark.

[0088] Further advantageously, an egg-shaped or elliptical half of the surface 19 is constructed in the upper half of the applicator head 2 via a fourth convex section, or a first straight section. Further advantageously, an egg-shaped or elliptical half of the surface 19 is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head 2 via a fourth concave section. Further advantageously, a tab 21 is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head 2 via a fifth convex section.

[0089] Referring to all the above embodiments, the applicator 1, 1a-1q according to the invention further has a gripping portion, which is preferably connected to the applicator head 2 via a protrusion 4 extending along the longitudinal axis and mounted on the lower side 8 of the applicator head 2. Advantageously, the protrusion 4 is cylindrical, wherein the protrusion 4 is received by the gripping portion in a shape-locking and / or force-locking manner. Preferably, the gripping portion is closed flush with the outer side of the applicator head 2. More preferably, the applicator head 2 and the gripping portion are pluggably connected, wherein the outer diameter of the protrusion 4 is preferably approximately equivalent to the inner diameter of the hollow gripping portion. More preferably, the protrusion 4 has two cylindrical sections 4a, 4b, wherein the first cylindrical section 4a preferably has a larger diameter than the second cylindrical section 4b. More preferably, the first cylindrical section 4a and / or the second cylindrical section 4b are covered by the gripping portion.

[0090] Referring to all the above embodiments of the applicators 1, 1a-1q according to the present invention, advantageously, the longitudinal axis is a center line, or a central line, or a line of symmetry, or a line of rotation.

[0091] Referring to all the above-described embodiments of the applicator 1, 1a-1q according to the present invention, it is advantageous that the longitudinal axis is in the extension of the center line, or central line, or symmetry line, or rotation line of the gripping portion.

[0092] Referring to all the above embodiments of the applicator 1, 1a-1q according to the present invention, advantageously, the lower side 8 is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

[0093] Referring to all the above-described embodiments of the applicator 1, 1a-1q according to the present invention, it is advantageous to form, construct, or arrange a chamfer 11 between the lower side 8 and the protrusion 4.

[0094] Referring to all the above-described embodiments of the applicator 1, 1a-1q according to the present invention, it is advantageous to form, construct, or arrange a chamfer 11 between the lower side 8 and the first convex section or straight section or first convex section.

[0095] Referring to all the above-described embodiments of the applicators 1, 1a-1q according to the invention, the chamfer 11 advantageously has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, or is rounded.

[0096] The term "outer side" or "outer surface" is here understood, for example, only as the outline of the applicator head 2 when viewed from the front, side, or rear. Furthermore, "concave" is preferably understood here as an inward arch or bend. Furthermore, "convex" is preferably understood here as an outward arch or bend. Referring to all the above embodiments of the applicators 1, 1a-1q according to the invention, the applicators 1, 1a-1q, or the applicator head 2, are preferably made of plastic, rubber, metal, glass, and / or natural products (such as, for example, wood, bamboo, bast and / or sisal) or mixtures thereof. Furthermore, according to all the above embodiments, the tip 3 of the applicator head 2 can also be rounded or circular, even if preferably only partially or partially.

[0097] List of reference numerals

[0098] 1; 1a-1q applicator

[0099] 2. Applicator head

[0100] 3-pointed

[0101] 4 protrusions

[0102] 4a First columnar section

[0103] 4b Second columnar section

[0104] 5 straight-extending sections

[0105] 6V-shaped section

[0106] 7. Straight or straight segments

[0107] 8. Lower side

[0108] 9 egg-shaped noodles

[0109] 10 concave parts

[0110] 11 chamfers

[0111] 12 bulges

[0112] 13. A face shaped like a filled "8".

[0113] 14. Elliptical face

[0114] 15. Triangular or triangular facets

[0115] 16-piece splicing

[0116] 17. Egg-shaped or oval-shaped dough

[0117] 18 triangular or triangular faces

[0118] 19. Egg-shaped or oval-shaped dough

[0119] 21. Slice the film together.

Claims

1. An applicator (1a) for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1a) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripper on its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mountable at the gripper using its lower side (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) initially extends outward from the lower side (8) with a first concave section away from the longitudinal axis, followed by a first convex section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). The tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a second convex section, which then transitions into a second concave section, which in turn transitions into a third convex section. Finally, the third concave section is directed toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) begins to extend outward from the lower side (8) with a fourth concave section, followed by a fourth convex section that extends to the tip of the applicator head (2). The tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a fifth convex section, which transitions into a sixth convex section. The sixth convex section then transitions into a fifth concave section and is directed toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

2. The applicator (1a) according to claim 1, wherein, When viewed from the front or the back, the applicator head (2) is symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

3. The applicator (1a) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The fourth convex section and the sixth convex section are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

4. The applicator (1a) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, back or side, the longitudinal axis intersects the tip (3) of the applicator head (2).

5. The applicator (1b) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, When viewed from the side, the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis.

6. An applicator (1c) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1c) has an applicator head (2) that applies the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein the applicator head (2) can be mounted at a gripping portion at its lower side (8), characterized in that the applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3), and the applicator head (2) can be mounted at the gripping portion by means of its lower side (8), wherein the applicator head (1c) 2) The outer side or outer surface has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) first has a first concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the first concave section first facing the longitudinal axis and then extending outward, and then has a first convex section, the first convex section transitioning into a second concave section, the second concave section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein, The tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a second convex section, which transitions into a third concave section. The third concave section then transitions into a third convex section, and finally, a fourth concave section guides towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) initially extends outward from the lower side (8) with a fourth convex section, followed by a fifth concave section. The fifth concave section transitions into the fifth convex section, which extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). The tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms the sixth convex section, which transitions into the seventh convex section. The seventh convex section then transitions into the sixth concave section and finally into the eighth convex section, which is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

7. The applicator (1c) according to claim 6, wherein, When viewed from the front, back, or side, the applicator head (2) is symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

8. The applicator (1c) according to claim 6 or 7, wherein, The first convex section and the third convex section are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

9. The applicator (1c) according to any one of claims 6 to 8, wherein, The fourth convex segment and the eighth convex segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

10. The applicator (1c) according to any one of claims 6 to 9, wherein, The fifth and sixth concave sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

11. The applicator (1c) according to any one of claims 6 to 10, wherein, The fifth and seventh convex sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

12. The applicator (1c) according to any one of claims 6 to 11, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, back or side, the longitudinal axis intersects the tip (3) of the applicator head (2).

13. The applicator (1d) according to any one of claims 6 to 11, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the side, the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front or back, the longitudinal axis intersects with the tip (3) of the applicator head (2).

14. An applicator (1e) for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1e) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein the applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripper on its lower side (8), characterized in that the applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3), the applicator head (2) is mountable at the gripper by means of its lower side (8), wherein the outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein when viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) When the applicator head (2) starts from the direction of the lower side (8), it first guides outward from the longitudinal axis with a first concave section, and then has a first convex section that extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). A second concave section is formed away from the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). The second concave section then turns into a third convex section. The third convex section finally guides towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) is oval.

15. The applicator (1e) according to claim 14, wherein, There are straight-extending sections (5) before the first concave section and after the third convex section.

16. The applicator (1e) according to claim 14 or 15, wherein, When viewed from the front or the back, the applicator head (2) is symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

17. The applicator (1e) according to any one of claims 14 to 16, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front or back, the longitudinal axis intersects with the tip (3) of the applicator head (2).

18. The applicator (1e) according to any one of claims 14 to 17, wherein, When viewed from the side, the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis.

19. The applicator (1e) according to any one of claims 14 to 18, wherein, When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) has a V-shaped section (6) in the middle, wherein the tip of the V-shaped section (6) points toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), and the V-shaped section (6) is open toward the tip (3).

20. An applicator (1f) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1f) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein the applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripping portion at its lower side (8), characterized in that the applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3), and the applicator head (2) is mountable at the gripping portion via its lower side (8), wherein the outer side or outer side of the applicator head (2) The surface has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) first has a first concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the first concave section transitions into a first convex section, and then has a second concave section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a flat section (7), the flat section (7) being substantially The flat section (7) is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and transitions into a third concave section, which then transitions into a second convex section. Finally, a fourth concave section leads towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) begins to extend outward from the lower side (8) with a fifth concave section, followed by a third convex section, which then transitions into a sixth concave section. In the section, the sixth concave section extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) forms a flat section (7) which is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and the flat section (7) transitions into a seventh concave section, which in turn transitions into a fourth convex section, which in turn transitions into an eighth concave section and then leads toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

21. The applicator (1f) according to claim 20, wherein, When viewed from the front, back, or side, the applicator head (2) is symmetrical about the longitudinal axis.

22. The applicator (1f) according to claim 20 or 21, wherein, The longitudinal axis intersects with the tip (3) of the applicator head (2).

23. The applicator (1f) according to any one of claims 20 to 22, wherein, The first convex segment and the second convex segment are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

24. The applicator (1f) according to any one of claims 20 to 23, wherein, The third and fourth convex sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

25. The applicator (1f) according to any one of claims 20 to 24, wherein, The sixth and seventh concave sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

26. The applicator (1f) according to any one of claims 20 to 25, wherein, The second and third concave sections are substantially opposite each other about the longitudinal axis.

27. The applicator (1f) according to any one of claims 20 to 26, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front or the back, the applicator head (2) is wider than the tip (3) at the locations of the third and fourth convex sections.

28. An applicator (1g) for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1g) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein the applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripper on its lower side (8), characterized in that the applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) where it is mountable at the gripper to its tip, wherein the outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the straight section transitions into a first concave section, the first concave section being guided outward away from the longitudinal axis and then transitioning into a first convex section, the first convex section forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the applicator head (2) The tip (3) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the first convex section transitions into the second concave section, and the second concave section is directed toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front or back, the applicator head (2) is first directed outward from the lower side (8) with the third concave section, and then transitions into the second convex section, the second convex section forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the second convex section transitions into the fourth concave section, and the fourth concave section is directed toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) has an egg-shaped surface (9) in its upper region.

29. The applicator (1g) according to claim 28, wherein, The egg-shaped surface (9) is located in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

30. The applicator (1g) according to claim 28 or 29, wherein, The egg-shaped surface (9) forms a recess (10).

31. An applicator (1h) for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1h) has an applicator head (2) that applies the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mounted on a gripper at its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mounted on the gripper at its lower side (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has... The applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the straight section transitioning into a first concave section that leads outward away from the longitudinal axis and then transitions into a first convex section that participates in forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and wherein, The first convex section transitions into the second concave section, and the second concave section transitions into the second convex section and then into the third concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head (2) initially leads outward from the lower side (8) with a fourth concave section, and then transitions into the third convex section, which participates in forming the applicator. The tip (3) of the head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the third convex section transitions into the fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is directed toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) has an egg-shaped surface (9) in its upper region, and the egg-shaped surface (9) is more pointed at its upper end toward the tip (3).

32. The applicator (1h) according to claim 31, wherein, The egg-shaped surface (9) is located in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

33. The applicator (1h) according to claim 31 or 32, wherein, The egg-shaped surface (9) forms a recess (10).

34. An applicator (1i) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1i) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein the applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripper on its lower side (8), characterized in that the applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3), the applicator head (2) being mountable at the gripper via its lower side (8), wherein the outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when viewed from the side... When the applicator head (2) is in the direction of the lower side (8), the applicator head (2) first has a very slightly curved first convex section or straight section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and wherein the first convex section or straight section transitions into a second convex section, and the second convex section transitions into a first concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein when the applicator head is viewed from the front... When part (2) is in place, the applicator head (2) begins from the direction of the lower side (8) and is first guided outward in a straight section into a second concave section, then transitions into a third convex section, the third convex section transitions into a third concave section and then further transitions into a fourth convex section, the fourth convex section contributing to the formation of the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the fourth convex section transitions into a fourth concave section and then further transitions into a fifth convex section, the fifth... The convex section further transitions into the fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), or more precisely, through a straight section, wherein the applicator head (2) has a face (13) in the shape of a filled "8" in its upper region, wherein the applicator head (2) has ridges (12) laterally opposite each other, the ridges (12) gradually taper toward the lower side (8) and gradually widen toward the tip (3), wherein the ridges (12) are formed by the third concave section and the fourth concave section.

35. The applicator (1i) according to claim 34, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a very slightly curved sixth concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the sixth concave section transitions into a sixth convex section, the sixth convex section forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the sixth convex section transitions into a seventh concave section, the seventh concave section again guiding towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

36. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 34 or 35, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the straight section transitions into an eighth concave section, the eighth concave section transitions into a seventh convex section, the seventh convex section leads to the sixth concave section, wherein the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8) from another side, the straight section transitions into a ninth concave section, the ninth concave section transitions into an eighth convex section, the eighth convex section leads to the seventh concave section.

37. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 34 to 36, wherein, The face (13) in the shape of a filled "8" is located in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

38. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 34 to 37, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the first convex section or the straight section.

39. The applicator (1i) according to claim 38, wherein, The chamfer (11) has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees with the longitudinal axis.

40. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 37 to 39, wherein, When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) is mirror-symmetrical about the longitudinal axis, with respect to the filled "8" shaped surface (13).

41. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 37 to 40, wherein, The surface (13) that is in the shape of a filled "8" is formed by the second convex segment.

42. The applicator (1i) according to any one of claims 37 to 41, wherein, A ninth convex section is constructed between the first concave section and the lower side (8).

43. An applicator (1k) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1k) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mounted on a gripper at its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mounted on the gripper at its lower side (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head... When the applicator head (2) is in the direction of the lower side (8), it first has a sharply curved first convex section that extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and wherein the first convex section transitions into a second convex section, and the second convex section transitions into a first concave section, the first concave section leading to a third convex section, the third convex section again leading towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein, when from the front When observing the applicator head (2), the applicator head (2) begins from the direction of the lower side (8) and first extends outward in a straight section into a second concave section, then transitions to a fourth convex section, which then transitions to a third concave section and subsequently to a fifth convex section. The fifth convex section contributes to forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the fifth convex section transitions to the fourth concave section and subsequently to a sixth convex section. The sixth convex section further transitions into the fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), more precisely, through a straight section, wherein the applicator head (2) has a face (13) in the shape of a filled "8" in its upper region, wherein the applicator head (2) has ridges (12) laterally opposite each other, the ridges (12) gradually tapering toward the lower side (8) and gradually widening toward the tip (3), wherein the ridges (12) are formed by the third and fourth concave sections.

44. The applicator (1k) according to claim 43, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a very slightly curved sixth concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the sixth concave section transitioning into a seventh convex section, the seventh convex section forming the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the seventh convex section transitioning into a seventh concave section, the seventh concave section again guiding towards the direction of the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

45. The applicator (1k) according to any one of claims 43 or 44, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the straight section transitions into an eighth concave section, the eighth concave section transitions into an eighth convex section, the eighth convex section leads to the sixth concave section, wherein the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8) from another side, the straight section transitions into a ninth concave section, the ninth concave section transitions into a ninth convex section, the ninth convex section leads to the seventh concave section.

46. ​​The applicator (1k) according to any one of claims 43 to 45, wherein, The face (13) in the shape of a filled "8" is located in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

47. The applicator (1k) according to any one of claims 43 to 46, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the first convex section or the straight section.

48. The applicator (1k) according to claim 47, wherein, The chamfer (11) has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees with the longitudinal axis.

49. The applicator (1k) according to any one of claims 46 to 48, wherein, When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) is mirror-symmetrical about the longitudinal axis, with respect to the filled "8" shaped surface (13).

50. The applicator (1k) according to any one of claims 46 to 49, wherein, The surface (13) that is in the shape of a filled "8" is formed by the second convex segment and the first concave segment.

51. An applicator (1m) for applying a material to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1m) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mounted on a gripper at its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mounted on the gripper at its lower side (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the side, the applicator head (2)... The applicator head (2) begins with a sharply curved first concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the first concave section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, and wherein the first concave section transitions into a first convex section at the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), and the first convex section transitions into a second concave section, the second concave section transitions into a second convex section, the second convex section leading to a third convex section, the third convex section again facing the applicator head (2). Guided in the direction of the lower side (8), wherein, when viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) begins from the direction of the lower side (8) with a straight section leading outward into a third concave section, then transitions to a fourth convex section, which transitions to a fourth concave section and subsequently to a fifth convex section, which forms the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the fifth convex section transitions to a fifth concave section and subsequently transitions to... In the sixth convex section, the sixth convex section further transforms into the sixth concave section, and the sixth concave section transforms into the straight section, which in turn leads towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein the applicator head (2) has a surface (13) in the shape of a filled "8" in its upper region, wherein the applicator head (2) has ridges (12) laterally opposite each other, the ridges (12) gradually taper towards the lower side (8) and gradually widen towards the tip (3), wherein the ridges (12) are formed by the fourth concave section and the fifth concave section.

52. The applicator (1m) according to claim 51, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a very slightly inwardly curved seventh concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), which transitions into an eighth seventh section that forms the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, and wherein the seventh convex section transitions into an eighth concave section that is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

53. The applicator (1m) according to any one of claims 51 or 52, wherein, When viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the straight section transitions into a ninth concave section, the ninth concave section transitions into an eighth convex section, the eighth convex section leads to the seventh concave section, wherein the applicator head (2) first has a straight section starting from the direction of the lower side (8) from another side, the straight section transitions into a tenth concave section, the tenth concave section transitions into a ninth convex section, the ninth convex section leads to the eighth concave section.

54. The applicator (1m) according to any one of claims 51 to 53, wherein, The face (13) in the shape of a filled "8" is located in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

55. The applicator (1m) according to any one of claims 51 to 53, wherein, When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) is mirror-symmetrical about the longitudinal axis, with respect to the filled "8" shaped surface (13).

56. The applicator (1m) according to any one of claims 51 to 55, wherein, The surface (13) in the shape of a filled "8" is formed by the first convex segment, the second convex segment, and the second concave segment.

57. An applicator (1n) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1n) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mounted on a gripper at its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mounted on the gripper at its lower side (8). The outer side or outer... The surface has concave and convex arches or sections, wherein, when viewed from the side, the applicator head (2) first has a first concave section starting from the direction of the lower side (8), the first concave section transitions into a first straight section, the first straight section being directed outward away from the longitudinal axis and leading to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, wherein a second straight section extends from the tip (3) The applicator head (2) is guided away from the longitudinal axis and transitions into a second concave section, which in turn leads towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2). When viewed from the front or rear, the applicator head (2) begins with a third concave section from the lower side (8), which then transitions into a first convex section extending to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). The tip (3) of part (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein the second convex section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into the fourth concave section, and the fourth concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein, when viewed from the rear, the applicator head (2) has a tab (16) that extends from the lower side (8), or more precisely along the longitudinal axis, to the tip (3).

58. The applicator (1n) according to claim 57, wherein, An egg-shaped or elliptical surface (14) is constructed in the upper half of the applicator head (2) by means of the second straight section.

59. The applicator (1n) according to claim 58, wherein, The longitudinal axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical surface (14) is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the applicator head (2).

60. The applicator (1n) according to claim 58 or 59, wherein, The minor axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical face (14) is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the applicator head (2).

61. The applicator (1n) according to any one of claims 57 to 60, wherein, The second concave section forms a triangular face (15) in the lower half of the applicator head (2).

62. The applicator (1n) according to claim 61, wherein, The triangular face (15) is constructed from the lower side (8) to the egg-shaped or elliptical face (14).

63. The applicator (1n) according to claim 62, wherein, The bottom of the triangular face (15) is located on the lower side (8), and the tip of the triangular face (15) is located on the egg-shaped or elliptical face (14).

64. The applicator (1n) according to any one of claims 57 to 63, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the first concave section and the second concave section.

65. The applicator (1n) according to the preceding claim, wherein, The chamfer (11) has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, or a rounding.

66. An applicator (1p) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1p) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mountable at a gripper on its underside (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its underside (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mountable at the gripper via its underside (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the front, the applicator head (2) initially has a first concave section starting from the underside (8), transitioning into a first convex section that guides toward the longitudinal axis and to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). The tip (3) of part (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, wherein a first straight section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into a second convex section, the second convex section turns into a second concave section, the second concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the first side, the applicator head (2) begins with a third concave section from the direction of the lower side (8), the third concave section then turns into a third convex section, the third convex section extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, wherein a fourth concave section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into a fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

67. The applicator (1p) according to the preceding claim, wherein, When the applicator head (2) is viewed from another side opposite to the first side, the applicator head (2) begins with a sixth concave section from the direction of the lower side (8), the sixth concave section being guided outward from the longitudinal axis and to a second straight section, the second straight section then turning into a fourth convex section, the fourth convex section being guided to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis, wherein a fifth concave section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into a seventh concave section, and the seventh concave section is guided towards the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

68. The applicator (1p) according to claim 66 or 67, wherein, An egg-shaped or elliptical surface (17) is constructed in the upper half of the applicator head (2) by means of the fourth concave section.

69. The applicator (1p) according to claim 68, wherein, The longitudinal axis of the egg-shaped or elliptical surface (17) extends along the longitudinal axis of the applicator head (2).

70. The applicator (1p) according to any one of claims 67 to 69, wherein, A triangular face (18) is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head (2) by means of the fifth or sixth concave section.

71. The applicator (1p) according to claim 70, wherein, The triangular face (18) is constructed from the lower side (8) to the egg-shaped or elliptical face (17).

72. The applicator (1p) according to claim 71, wherein, The bottom of the triangular face (15) is located on the lower side (8), and the tip of the triangular face (18) is located on the egg-shaped or elliptical face (17).

73. The applicator (1p) according to any one of claims 66 to 72, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the first concave section and the second concave section, or a chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the protrusion (4).

74. The applicator (1p) according to the preceding claim, wherein, The chamfer (11) has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, or a rounding.

75. An applicator (1q) for applying a material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips, wherein, The applicator (1q) has an applicator head (2) for applying the material to be applied to the face, particularly the lips. The applicator head (2) is mounted on a gripper at its lower side (8). The applicator head (2) defines a longitudinal axis from its lower side (8) to its tip (3). The applicator head (2) is mounted on the gripper at its lower side (8). The outer side or outer surface of the applicator head (2) has concave and convex arches or sections. When viewed from the front or back, the applicator head (2) initially has a first concave section starting from the lower side (8), transitioning into a first convex section that guides toward the longitudinal axis and to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2). (2) The tip (3) intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein the second convex section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into the second concave section, which in turn is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2), wherein, when the applicator head (2) is viewed from the first side, the applicator head (2) begins with the third concave section from the direction of the lower side (8), and the third concave section then turns into the third In the convex section, the third convex section extends to the tip (3) of the applicator head (2), wherein the tip (3) of the applicator head (2) intersects the longitudinal axis, wherein the fourth concave section or the first straight section is guided away from the tip (3) and turns into the fourth concave section, the fourth concave section turns into the fifth concave section, and the fifth concave section is guided toward the lower side (8) of the applicator head (2).

76. The applicator (1q) according to the preceding claim, wherein, The applicator head (2) has a question mark shape.

77. The applicator (1q) according to claim 75 or 76, wherein, The fourth convex section or the first straight section forms half of an egg-shaped or elliptical surface (19) in the upper half of the applicator head (2).

78. The applicator (1q) according to any one of claims 75 to 77, wherein, The fourth concave section forms half of an egg-shaped or elliptical surface (19) in the lower half of the applicator head (2).

79. The applicator (1p) according to any one of claims 75 to 77, wherein, A tab (21) is constructed in the lower half of the applicator head (2) via the fifth convex section.

80. The applicator according to any one of claims, wherein, The applicator also has a gripping part, which is connected to the applicator head (2) via a protrusion (4) that extends along the longitudinal axis and is mounted on the underside (8) of the applicator head (2).

81. The applicator according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein, The protrusion (4) is cylindrical.

82. The applicator according to any one of claims 80 and 81, wherein, The protrusion (4) is received by the gripping part in a shape-locking and / or force-locking manner.

83. The applicator according to any one of claims 80 to 82, wherein, The gripping part is flush with the outer side of the applicator head (2) and closed.

84. The applicator according to any one of claims 80 to 83, wherein, The applicator head (2) can be plugged into the gripping part, wherein the outer diameter of the protrusion (4) is approximately equivalent to the inner diameter of the hollow gripping part.

85. The applicator according to any one of claims 80 to 84, wherein, The protrusion (4) has two cylindrical sections (4a, 4b), wherein the first cylindrical section (4a) has a larger diameter than the second cylindrical section (4b).

86. The applicator according to the preceding claim, wherein, The first cylindrical section (4a) and / or the second cylindrical section (4b) are covered by the gripping portion.

87. The applicator according to any one of claims, wherein, The longitudinal axis is a center line, a central line, a symmetry line, or a rotation line.

88. The applicator according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein, The longitudinal axis is located in the extension of the center line, central line, symmetry line, or rotation line of the gripping part.

89. The applicator according to any one of claims, wherein, The lower side (8) is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

90. The applicator according to any one of claims, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the protrusion (4).

91. The applicator according to any one of claims, wherein, A chamfer (11) is formed between the lower side (8) and the first convex section or the straight section or the first convex section.

92. The applicator according to any one of the preceding two claims, wherein, The chamfer (11) has an angle of about 30 to 60 degrees, more preferably 40 to 50 degrees, and most preferably 45 degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, or a rounding.