Product support strip packaging and distribution system

The system addresses the issues of increased waste and product integrity by using a drawer with product support plates in a protective housing for cosmetic pads, ensuring efficient and eco-friendly distribution and application.

FR3168748A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-05-29LOREAL SA
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
LOREAL SA
Filing Date
2024-11-26
Publication Date
2026-05-29

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Technical Problem

Existing packaging systems for cosmetic product support pads, such as fibers, require separate applicators for each application, leading to increased manufacturing costs and waste, and fail to maintain product integrity during transport and storage, resulting in unsatisfactory aesthetic outcomes.

Method used

A system comprising a drawer with product support plates stored in a protective housing, allowing for individualized distribution and application using a reusable applicator, while minimizing environmental impact and costs through a compact, U-shaped profile design.

Benefits of technology

Ensures product integrity during transport and storage, reduces waste, and provides a satisfactory aesthetic application with simplified distribution and use, minimizing environmental impact and manufacturing costs.

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Abstract

Product Support Pad Packaging and Dispensing System The system (16) comprises a drawer (100) including a base (104), and product support pads (14) including a support element (26) detachably connected to the base (104) by a frangible link (106). The pads (14) form a U-shaped profile, each support element (26) including product protruding into the U-shaped profile. The system includes a housing (102) receiving the drawer (100), which is slidably mounted within the housing (102). The drawer (100) is selectively extracted from the housing (102) and reinserted into the housing (102) by a relative translational movement of the drawer (100) with respect to the housing (102) along a direction of movement parallel to the lateral edges of the base (104). Figure for the abbreviation: Figure 6
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