Cosmetic Packing Device

Abstract

The closure device (13) for a container (12) of a packing device (10) for packing at least one cosmetic product comprises a base (34), a closure assembly (32, 15) fixed on the base (34), and an insert (36) including fastening means (54) for fastening to the container (12) of the cosmetic packing device (10). The insert (36) is oriented along an axis (X 1 ) corresponding to a fastening direction for fastening the closure device (13) to the container (12). 14 The closure device (13) is configured such that, when secured to the container (12), the base (34) is elastically constrained relative to the insert (36) in a direction opposite to the closure assembly (32, 15).

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to the field of cosmetic packing devices. [Background technology]

[0002] In the field of cosmetics, a packing device generally comprises a container for containing the cosmetic product and a closure device for closing the container. Conventionally, the closure device comprises a hoop fixed to the container and a cover fixed to the hoop.

[0003] For example, the container may be a bottle having a generally cylindrical portion of any cross section, a bottom, a front surface at the end of the cylindrical portion opposite the bottom, and a neck projecting from the front surface. The front surface may form a platform around the neck and project from the periphery of the front surface. The platform may have a polygonal cross section, e.g., a shape similar to the cross section of the cylindrical portion. Such a polygonal cross section allows for the positioning of a hoop that forms a housing that accommodates the platform.

[0004] In this case, the neck typically has threads and the hoop is screwed onto the threads of the neck.

[0005] For aesthetic and / or liquid-tight reasons, it is desirable for the closure device, and in particular the hoop, if applicable, to ensure contact with the periphery of the front face of the bottle around the platform. However, it is difficult or impossible to ensure that the hoop actually contacts the periphery of the front face of the bottle, especially if the platform and hoop are not rotationally symmetrical ("a symetrie de revolution" in French). On the contrary, at least a portion of the hoop generally contacts the platform, resulting in play between the hoop and the periphery of the front face of the bottle. Summary of the Invention

[0006] The present invention improves this situation.

[0007] The present invention provides a closure device for a container of a packing device for packing at least one cosmetic product, the closure device comprising: - Bass and a closure assembly fixed on a base; - an insert including fastening means for fastening to a container of a cosmetic packing device; Equipped with the insert is movable relative to the base in an axial direction corresponding to a fixing direction for fixing the closure device to the container; The closure device is configured such that, when secured to the container, the base is resiliently constrained against the insert in a direction opposite the closure assembly.

[0008] In this way, the closure assembly is elastically constrained towards the container, which has the advantage that play between the closure assembly and the container can be eliminated.

[0009] According to a preferred embodiment, the closure device of the container of the cosmetic packing device comprises: - the insert includes at least one resilient tab that resiliently restrains the base in a direction opposite the closure assembly when the closure device is secured to the container; - the closure device includes at least one elastic element between the insert and the base that elastically constrains the base in a direction opposite to the closure assembly when the closure device is secured to the container; - the insert comprises at least one first relief and the base comprises at least one second relief, the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief cooperating to limit or even prevent rotation of the base relative to the insert about the axis; - the at least one first relief is formed by at least one tab and the at least one second relief comprises at least one housing adapted to accommodate the at least one tab, preferably without radial and / or orthogonal radial play relative to the axis; - one of the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief is a lug, and another of the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief is a housing adapted to receive the lug, preferably without play in the radial and / or orthogonal radial direction relative to the axis; - The fastening means for fastening the insert to the container is either a screw thread or an elastic mating relief The closure assembly comprises a cover adapted to be secured to the base. The closure assembly comprises, and preferably consists of, a hoop secured to the base and a pump device secured to at least one of the hoop and the insert. The closure assembly comprises, and preferably consists of, a hoop secured to the base, a cover adapted to be secured to at least one of the hoop and the insert, and a cosmetic dispensing and / or application device secured to the cover. The cosmetic dispensing and / or application device is either a cosmetic applicator, such as a brush or makeup brush, and a pipette - Covers are secured by elastic, magnetic, screw or press fit The present invention may have one or more of the following features, either alone or in combination:

[0010] According to another aspect, a cosmetic packing device is described that includes a container and a container closure device as described above secured to the container, in all combinations thereof.

[0011] According to a preferred embodiment, the cosmetic packing device comprises: - The cosmetic packing device comprises a gasket compressed between the container and the insert - The gasket is compressed between the pump body and the insert of the pump device, in particular - The cosmetic packing device does not include a cosmetic dispensing and / or application device - the container has a neck and an insert secured to the neck - the container forms a protruding platform around the neck, the closure assembly, particularly the hoop or cover (if applicable), defines a recess for receiving the platform, and the closure assembly, particularly the hoop (if applicable), is in contact with the container over a contact area extending around the platform - the platform has a non-circular cross section, in particular an oval cross section or a polygonal cross section, in particular a square cross section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners, and the recess has a complementary cross section The present invention may have one or more of the following features, either alone or in combination: [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0012] Other features, details and advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description and accompanying drawings.

[0013] [Figure 1] 1 shows a first example of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device with a pump in a schematic perspective view; [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a subassembly of the cosmetic packing and dispensing device of FIG. 1, not including the pump mounted on the cosmetic packing and dispensing device. [Figure 3] 3 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic packing and dispensing device of FIG. 1 taken along section III-III of FIG. 1. [Figure 4] 4 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic packing and dispensing device of FIG. 1 taken along section IV-IV of FIG. 1. [Figure 5] FIG. 1 is an exploded view of an example of a cosmetic packing device. [Figure 6] FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a first example of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device. [Figure 7] FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a second example of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0014] In the following description, the same elements or elements having the same functions are denoted by the same reference numerals. For the sake of brevity, the same elements in the two embodiments will not be described in detail in the detailed description of each embodiment. The following description will mainly focus on the differences between the two embodiments.

[0015] 1 to 4 show a first example 10 of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device. As shown in FIG. 1, the packing device 10 mainly comprises a container 12 and a closure device 13 for closing the container 12. The closure device 13 comprises a hoop device 14 fixed to the container 12 and a pump device 15. Furthermore, a cap 16 is fixed to the hoop device 14. It should be noted that the cap 16 is not considered to be part of the closure device 13. In fact, the hoop device 14 and the pump device 15 are sufficient to close the container 12, i.e., to seal the opening of the container 12, preferably in a liquid-tight, and more preferably in an airtight manner. Here, the cap 16 essentially functions to prevent inadvertent actuation of the pump device 15. In this regard, the cap 16 can be considered a protective device for protecting the pump device 15, particularly the actuation button 70 that actuates the pump device 15.

[0016] The cosmetic packing device 10 here extends essentially in the direction of a longitudinal axis X (hereinafter axis X of the cosmetic packing device 10). The axis X is here an axis of symmetry of the cosmetic packing device 10.

[0017] According to a first example of the cosmetic packing device 10, the container 12 is in the form of a bottle 12. The bottle 12 has a main axis of extension X 12 The bottle 12 has a substantially cylindrical portion 18 extending along the main axis of extension X. 12 (Below, axis X of bottle 12 12 ) is here the axis of symmetry of the bottle 12, in particular of the cylindrical portion 18. The axis X of the bottle 12 12The axis X of the cosmetic packing device 10 coincides with the axis X of the cosmetic packing device 10 when the cosmetic packing device 10 is assembled. Here, the cylindrical portion 18 of the bottle 12 has a polygonal cross section, particularly a rectangular cross section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners. Alternatively, the cross-sectional shape of the cylindrical portion 18 of the bottle 12 may be different, particularly circular or elliptical. The lower end of the cylindrical portion 18 is closed by the bottom 20 of the bottle 12.

[0018] At the end opposite the base 20, the bottle 12 has a neck 22 with a screw thread 24 (or threaded portion). The neck 22 projects relative to a front face 26 of the bottle 12. The front face 26 is aligned with the axis X of the bottle 12. 12 The front surface 26 extends substantially perpendicular to the axis X of the bottle 12. The front surface 26 forms a platform 28 adjacent the neck 22. The platform 28 is 12 , projecting relative to a peripheral edge 30 of the front surface 26 that extends around the periphery of the platform 28. Here, the platform 28 has a polygonal cross-section, in particular a square cross-section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners. Alternatively, the cross-sectional shape of the platform 28 may be different, such as rotationally symmetrical or elliptical. The cross-section of the platform 28 is, for example, similar to the cross-section of the cylindrical portion 18 of the bottle 12, but with smaller dimensions. Preferably, the cross-section of the platform 28 is non-circular.

[0019] The bottle 12 contains a liquid cosmetic product such as perfume, eau de toilette, lotion, cream, or the like.

[0020] The bottle 12 is made of, for example, a transparent or translucent material. In particular, the bottle 12 may be made of at least one of glass, a thermoplastic material, ceramic, or metal.

[0021] The hoop device 14 secured to the bottle 12 here comprises three parts: a hoop 32, a base 34 and an insert 36.

[0022] Here, the hoop 32 is mainly aligned with the extension axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 (Hereinafter, the axis X of the hoop device 14 14 ) axis of the hoop device 14. 14 When the hoop device 32 is fixed to the bottle 12, the axis X of the bottle 12 12 and when the cosmetic packing device 10 is assembled, it coincides with the axis X of the cosmetic packing device 10. Here, the axis X of the hoop device 14 14 is the axis of symmetry of the hoop device 14.

[0023] At a first longitudinal end, the hoop 32 comprises a cylindrical first longitudinal portion 38, the cross section of which is complementary to the cross section of the platform 28 of the neck 22 of the bottle 12. Thus, the hoop 32 is adapted to receive the platform 28 of the neck 22 of the bottle 12 at the first longitudinal portion 38.

[0024] At a second longitudinal end (opposite the first longitudinal end), the hoop 32 comprises a cylindrical second longitudinal portion 40, which has a circular cross section. In the illustrated example, the diameter of the second longitudinal portion 40 is greater than the diameter of the neck 22 of the bottle 12.

[0025] Between the first longitudinal portion 38 and the second longitudinal portion, the hoop 32 forms an annular bulge 42 and an annular groove 44, with the groove 44 longitudinally disposed between the bulge 42 and the first longitudinal portion 38. Here, the bulge 42 has a polygonal cross-section, particularly a square cross-section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners. Similarly, the groove 44 has a polygonal cross-section, particularly a rectangular cross-section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners. The cross-section of the groove 44 is preferably similar to the cross-section of the bulge 42, but has smaller dimensions. Here, the platform 28, the bulge 42, and the groove 44 have similar cross-sections but different dimensions.

[0026] The notches 46 are formed in the radially inner surface of the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32. Here, the notches 46 are rectilinear. Here, the notches 46 are formed in two opposing surfaces of the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32. The notches 46 are aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 The axial direction of the slit extends in a plane perpendicular to the axial direction.

[0027] The base 34 of the hoop device 14 has the general shape of a socket and is aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 The base 34 has a cylindrical portion extending in the direction of the bottle 12, with the bottom of one end of the cylindrical portion facing the bottle 12. The bottom of the base 34 has a central orifice 47. The orifice 47 is circular and has a diameter larger than the diameter of the neck 22 of the bottle 12. The cylindrical portion of the base 34 has a cross-sectional shape complementary to the cross-section of the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32, so that it fits inside the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32.

[0028] The base 34 here forms four housings 48. As shown, the housings 48 are identical in shape, two by two. The housings 48 here are aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 The housings 48 are disposed at the corners of the base 34, one at a time.

[0029] As shown in particular in FIG. 2, the axis X of the hoop device 14 14 Slots 50 extending parallel to the direction of the arrows separate two adjacent housings 48. Here, the slots 50 are identical in pairs. Here, two opposing slots 50 are wider than the other two opposing slots 50.

[0030] Finally, the base 34 is provided on both outer sides with ribs 51, which are straight. The ribs 51 are aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 The rib 51 extends in a plane perpendicular to the notch 46. The rib 51 has a cross section complementary to the cross section of the notch 46.

[0031] The insert 36 further comprises a first cylindrical longitudinal portion 52, here having a circular cross section. The first longitudinal portion 52 of the insert 36 defines a rim 64 on its radially inner surface. The radially inner surface of the first longitudinal portion 52 also defines two grooves 62. The two grooves 62 are symmetrical.

[0032] As shown, the insert 36 also includes a second longitudinal portion 56, where the second longitudinal portion 56 of the insert 36 is adjacent to the first longitudinal portion 52 of the insert 36, where the second longitudinal portion 56 is generally cylindrical in shape.

[0033] The second longitudinal portion 56 is provided on its radially inner surface with a thread 54 (or threads) adapted to cooperate with the thread 24 of the neck 22 to secure the insert 36 to the bottle 12. The fastening device 13, in particular the insert 56, is therefore fixed to the neck 22 of the bottle 12 essentially by moving in the direction of the axis X of the packing device 10. In this case, the fastening device 13 is also fixed to the neck 22 of the bottle 12 by rotating about the axis X, the fastening device 13, in particular the insert 36, performing a substantially helical fastening movement on the thread 24 of the neck 22.

[0034] The second longitudinal portion 56 has, at least in part, a cross-section complementary to the cross-section of the orifice 47. Thus, the second longitudinal portion 56 is partially received within the orifice 47 of the base 34. For this reason, here, a portion of the second longitudinal portion 52 of the insert 36 is cylindrical and has a circular cross-section, the diameter of which is substantially equal to or slightly smaller than the diameter of the orifice 47 at the bottom of the base 34. The portion of the second cylindrical longitudinal portion 56 having the circular cross-section is, for example, located near one end of the second longitudinal portion 56 remote from the first longitudinal portion 52.

[0035] The insert 36 includes a lug 58 on the radially outer surface of the second longitudinal portion 56. The lug 58 is here aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14.14 The lugs 58 extend substantially parallel to the direction of the slots 50. The lugs 58 have a width substantially equal to the width of the slots 50 in the base 34. The lugs 58 are therefore identical in number to the number of slots 50 in the base 34, here four.

[0036] The insert 36 also comprises elastically deformable tabs 60 on the second longitudinal portion 56. Here, there are four tabs 60, one tab 60 being located between two adjacent lugs 58. The tabs 60 are, for example, all identical.

[0037] In the illustrated example, the hoop device 14 is implemented to secure the pump device 15 to the bottle 12. The pump device 15 therefore contributes to closing the bottle 12 preferably in a liquid-tight, more preferably in an air-tight manner.

[0038] To fix the pump device 15 to the hoop device 14, a fixing skirt 67 is used to fix the pump body 66 of the pump device 15. The fixing skirt 67 tightly accommodates the pump body 66. The fixing skirt 67 abuts against the edges 64. Furthermore, the fixing skirt 67 forms reliefs that are accommodated in the grooves 62, in particular by elastic fitting or press fitting.

[0039] The pump body 66 houses at least a portion of the pump mechanism 68 .

[0040] The pump device 15 also includes an actuation button 70 for actuating the pump mechanism 68. The button 70 is here slidably mounted relative to the pump body 66 along the axis X of the conditioning device 10. The hoop 32 and the insert 36 form an annular passage that accommodates at least a portion of the button 70 when the button 70 is actuated. The button 70 includes a dispensing nozzle 72 for dispensing the cosmetic product, the dispensing nozzle 72 being in fluid communication with the pump mechanism 68.

[0041] The pump device 15 also includes a tube or pipe 74 that fluidly connects the pump mechanism 68 with a cosmetic reservoir 76 formed within the bottle 12 .

[0042] Furthermore, to ensure the liquid-tightness of the pump device 15 on the bottle 15, a liquid-tight and preferably air-tight gasket 76 is arranged between the neck 22 and the insert 36, on the one hand, and between the pump body 66 and the insert 36, on the other hand. In particular, the gasket 76 can be compressed in the direction of the axis X of the packing device 10 between the neck 22, in particular the front end of the neck 22, and the insert 36, in particular the shoulder formed by the insert 36 at the junction of the first and second longitudinal portions 38, 40 of the insert 36. The gasket 76 can further be compressed in a plane perpendicular to the direction of the axis X of the conditioning device 10 between the pump body 66 and the insert 36, in particular the second longitudinal portion 40 of the insert 36.

[0043] Furthermore, the cap 16 here has a roughly socket shape with a cylindrical portion closed at one end, where the cylindrical portion of the cap 16 has a polygonal cross section, in particular a rectangular cross section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners. The cylindrical portion of the cap 16 is aligned along the extension axis X of the cap 16. 16 (Hereafter, axis X of cap 16 16 ) axis of the cap 16. 16 is coincident with axis X of packing device 10 when cap 16 is secured to packing device 10. Cap 16 may be configured to be secured to hoop 32 by a resilient fit. For example, cap 16 may include a groove on the inner surface of the cylindrical portion configured to receive bulge 42 of hoop 32. Alternatively, cap 16 may be magnetically secured to hoop 32 by forcing a relief of hoop 32, such as bulge 42, into cap 16. Other securing means for securing cap 16 to hoop 32 are readily available to those skilled in the art.

[0044] The packing device 10 may be manufactured by performing the following procedure.

[0045] First, the insert 36 is placed in the base 34, and the tabs 60 and lugs 58 of the insert 36 are positioned so as to be received in the housing 48 and the slots 50, respectively. In particular, both ends of the tabs 60 are preferably received in the housing 48 without any radial and / or orthogonal radial play. Here, the different dimensions of the slots 50 and the lugs 58 allow for positioning of the insert 36 within the base 34.

[0046] Next, the hoop 32 is firmly fixed onto the base 34. Here, the ribs 51 of the base 34 are received in the notches 46 provided at the end of the hoop 32, thereby achieving fixation by elastically fitting the hoop 32 onto the base 34. Next, the hoop 32 and the base 34 are fixed and configured to be movable together.

[0047] The thus-formed hoop device 14 is secured to the bottle 12 by threading the insert 36 onto the threads 24 of the neck 22. In doing so, the hoop device 14 undergoes a substantially helical motion along the axis X of the conditioning device 10. During the threading process, the lugs 58 of the insert 36 are received in the slots 50 of the base 34, thereby rotationally securing the insert 36 to the base 34 and, therefore, to the hoop 32. Furthermore, if the hoop 32 is not aligned with the platform 28 around the neck 22 during the threading process, and the edge of the hoop 32 contacts the platform 28, the hoop 32 will be forced back toward the axis X of the packing device 10, moving the hoop 32 away from the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12. In doing so, the base 34 of the hoop device 14, which is securely fastened to the hoop 32, will also be forced back. The base 34 then deforms the tab 60 , thereby elastically restraining the base 34 in a direction that pushes it away from the closure assembly 13 .

[0048] As the process of threading insert 36 onto threads 24 continues, hoop 32 returns to a position where hoop 32 is aligned with platform 28, such that platform 28 is contained within first longitudinal portion 38 of hoop 32 and the edges of hoop 32 do not contact platform 28. In this position, tabs 60 push against base 34, and with it, hoop 32, toward bottle 12.

[0049] The screwing process continues in this manner until a position on the hoop 32 is reached where the platform 28 is housed within the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32 and the edge of the hoop 32 contacts the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12. This eliminates any play between the hoop 32 and the bottle 12, in particular between the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12, in the direction of the axis X of the packing device 10. The hoop 32 can therefore be fixed to the bottle 12 in a liquid-tight, preferably air-tight manner. In other words, the contact between the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12 and the hoop 32 can be in particular liquid-tight and preferably air-tight as well.

[0050] The pump device 15 is secured to the insert 36 here by a securing skirt 67. The pump device 15 may be secured to the insert 36 before the hoop 32 is secured to the bottle 12, or conversely, after the hoop 32 is secured to the bottle 12. Because the pump device 15 is secured to the insert 36 and the hoop 32 is secured to the bottle 12, the bottle 12 is preferably closed liquid-tight, and more preferably air-tight, when the pump device 15 is not activated. However, as mentioned above, a cap 16 may be secured to the hoop 32 to prevent inadvertent activation of the pump device 15.

[0051] FIG. 5 shows a second example of a cosmetic packing device 100.

[0052] In this second example of a cosmetic packing device 100, the closure device 15 of the bottle 12 comprises a base 34 identical to the base 34 of the hoop device 14 of the first cosmetic packing device 10, an insert 36 substantially identical to the second longitudinal portion 56 of the insert 36 of the hoop device 14 of the first cosmetic packing device 10, and a cover 102. Here, the cover 102 is substantially identical to the first longitudinal portion 38 of the hoop 32 of the hoop device 14 of the first example of a cosmetic packing device 10. However, the upper end of this first longitudinal portion 38 is now closed to form the cover 102.

[0053] Further, here, the insert 36 is filled and the insert 36 is aligned with the axis X of the hoop device 14. 14 1. The gasket 76, here in the form of a solid disk, may be bonded to the cylindrical central portion of the insert 36.

[0054] The packing device 100 according to this second example is not provided with a cosmetic dispensing and / or application device.

[0055] The process for fastening the closure device 13 to the bottle 12 is identical to the process for fastening the hoop device 14 of the first packing device 10 to the bottle 12 described above. The closure device 13 is thereby screwed onto the neck 22 of the bottle 12, the platform 28 is housed within the cover 102, and the cover 102 is tightened until the edge of the cover 102 contacts the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12. The tabs 60 then constrain the base 34 in the opposite direction to the cover 102. In this position, there is no play between the cover 102 and the bottle 12, particularly between the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12, in the direction of the axis X of the packing device 10. Therefore, the cover 102 can be fastened to the bottle 12 preferably in a liquid-tight, and more preferably in an airtight, manner. In other words, the contact between the peripheral edge 30 of the front face 26 of the bottle 12 and the cover 102 can be particularly liquid-tight, preferably airtight.

[0056] Furthermore, securing the closure device 13 to the bottle 12 provides a hermetic closure of the bottle 12, preferably against liquids, and more preferably against gases. Indeed, when the closure device 13 is secured to the bottle 12 as described above, the gasket 76 secured to the insert 36 is restrained against the neck 22 of the bottle 12.

[0057] FIG. 6 shows a first example 200 of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device.

[0058] The packing device 200 of Figure 6 differs from the packing device 10 of Figures 1 to 4 in that the closure device 13 includes a cover 102. Furthermore, here, the cover 102 is fixed to the cosmetic dispensing device 202. The cosmetic dispensing device 202 comprises, and here consists of, a cosmetic application element 204 and a stem 206 connecting the cosmetic application element 204 to the cover 102. In this case, the cosmetic application element 204 is a brush 208. Alternatively, the cosmetic application element 204 is a makeup brush. The stem 206 is preferably configured so that, when the closure device 13 is fixed to the bottle 12, the application element 204 is immersed in a cosmetic reservoir formed within the bottle 12. As a result, the stem 206 penetrates the neck 22 and the insert 36 of the bottle 12.

[0059] Also, in the packing device 200 of FIG. 6, the gasket 76 is received in a compressed state between the insert 36 and the neck 22 of the bottle 12 .

[0060] Additionally, in the illustrated example, a second gasket 210 is provided. The second gasket 210 may be secured to the cover 102 and configured to be received in a compressed state between the cover 102 and the insert 36 and / or hoop 32 when the closure device 13 is secured to the bottle 12.

[0061] FIG. 7 illustrates a second example 300 of a cosmetic packing and dispensing device. This second example 300 differs substantially from the first example 10 in that there is no pump secured to the bottle 12. Here, the closure device 13 preferably comprises a hoop device 14 and a cover 102 removably secured to the hoop device 14. The cover 102 is further secured to a pipette 302. The pipette 302 includes a pipette body 304 extending from a first side of the cover 102 and at least partially immersed in a cosmetic reservoir formed within the bottle 12 when the closure device 13 is secured to the bottle 12. The pipette 302 further includes a suction bulb 306 attached to the pipette body 304 and extending from the side of the cover 102 opposite the pipette body 304.

[0062] Again, a gasket 76 may be provided, which in this case may be received in a compressed state between the insert 36 and the neck 22 of the bottle 12 when the closure device 13 is secured to the container 12. A second gasket 308 may alternatively or additionally be provided, which may be compressed between the cover 102, on the one hand, and the insert 36 and / or hoop 32, on the other hand, when the closure device 13 is secured to the bottle 12.

[0063] The present disclosure is not limited to the examples described above, which are merely illustrative and encompass any variations that may be envisaged by a person skilled in the art within the framework of the protection sought. In particular, the different examples described above may be combined as long as their teachings are not contradictory.

[0064] Thus, for example, a cosmetic dispensing device such as that described with respect to Figure 6 or that described with respect to Figure 7 may be secured to the cover 102 of the closure device 13 shown in Figure 5. In other words, the embodiments described with reference to Figures 6 and 7 may not include the hoop 32, as may the embodiment of Figure 5.

[0065] Furthermore, the tabs 60 described in the embodiments may be replaced by elastically deformable elements, in particular elastically deformable blades, arranged between the insert 36 and the opposite surface of the base 34. Alternatively, a spring may be arranged between the insert 36 and the base 34.

[0066] Also, tabs 60 may be accommodated in housing 48 in a sufficiently compressed state, i.e., without radial and / or ortho-radial play, to limit or even prevent relative rotation of base 34 with respect to insert 36. In this case, lugs 58 may be useless.

[0067] Finally, the insert 36, tab 60, or other resilient element that resiliently restrains the base 34 in addition to or instead of the tab 60, and the base 34 may be manufactured as a single piece. Alternatively, the insert 36 and cap 16, or the insert 16 and cover 102, may be manufactured as a single piece, with or without the tab 60, or other resilient element that resiliently restrains the base 34 in addition to or instead of the tab 60. [Explanation of symbols]

[0068] 10, 100, 200, 300 Packing Device 12 containers, bottles 13 Closure Device 14 Hoop Device 15 Pumping Devices 16 Cap 18 Cylindrical part 20 bottom 22 Neck 24 threads 26 Front 28 Platform 32 hoops 34 base 36 Insert 38 first longitudinal portion 40 second longitudinal portion 42 Bulge 44, 62 groove 46 notches 47 Orifice 48 Housing 50 slots 51 Ribs 52 first cylindrical longitudinal portion 56 second cylindrical longitudinal portion 58 Rug 60 tabs 64 rims 66 Pump body 67 Fixed Skirt 68 Pump mechanism 70 Operation button 72 Discharge nozzle 74 Tube or Pipe 76 Cosmetic storage unit, gasket 102 Cover 202 Cosmetic dispensing device 204 Cosmetic application elements 206 Stem 210, 308 Second gasket 302 Pipette 304 Pipette body 306 Suction bulb

Claims

1. A closure device (13) for a container (12) of at least one cosmetic packaging device (10; 100; 200; 300; 400), comprising: - a base (34), a closure assembly (32, 15; 102) fixed on said base (34); an insert (36) comprising fastening means (54) for fastening to the container (12) of the cosmetic packing device (10; 100; 200; 300; 400); Equipped with The insert (36) is oriented along an axis (X ) corresponding to a fixing direction for fixing the closure device (13) to the container (12). １４ ) relative to the base (34), The closure device (13) is configured such that, when secured to the container (12), the base (34) is elastically constrained relative to the insert (36) in a direction opposite to the closure assembly (32, 15; 102).

2. 2. The closure device of claim 1, wherein the insert (36) comprises at least one elastic tab (60) configured to elastically restrain the base (34) in a direction opposite to the closure assembly (32, 15; 102) when the closure device (13) is secured to the container (12).

3. 2. The closure device of claim 1, further comprising at least one elastic element between the insert (36) and the base (34), configured to elastically restrain the base (34) in a direction opposite to the closure assembly (32, 15; 102) when the closure device (13) is secured to the container (12).

4. The insert (36) comprises at least one first relief (58; 60), and the base comprises at least one second relief (50; 48), the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief (58, 60; 50, 48) cooperating to define the axis (X １４ The closure device of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the base (34) limits or prevents relative rotation with respect to the insert (36) about a slit (38).

5. The at least one first relief is formed by at least one elastic tab (60), and the at least one second relief comprises at least one housing (48) adapted to receive the at least one elastic tab (60), and preferably has an axis (X １４ 5. The closure device according to claim 4, wherein the closure device has no radial and / or orthogonal radial play relative to the axial direction of the closure member.

6. One of the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief is a lug (58), and the other of the at least one first relief and the at least one second relief is a housing (50) configured to accommodate the lug (58), and preferably has an axis (X １４ 5. The closure device of claim 4, wherein the closure device has no radial and / or orthogonal radial play relative to the axial direction of the closure member.

7. The closure device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the fastening means for fastening the insert (36) to the container (12) is one of a screw thread (54) and an elastic fitting relief.

8. The closure device of any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the closure assembly comprises a cover (102) configured to be secured onto the base (34).

9. A closure device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the closure assembly comprises, preferably consists of, a hoop (32) fixed to the base (34) and a pump device (15) fixed to at least one of the hoop (32) and the insert (36).

10. The closure assembly preferably comprises a hoop (32) fixed on the base (34), a cover (102) adapted to be fixed to at least one of the hoop (32) and the insert (36), and a cosmetic dispensing and / or application device fixed to the cover (102).

11. The closure device of claim 10, wherein the cosmetic dispensing and / or application device is one of a brush (208) or a cosmetic application element (204) such as a makeup brush and a pipette.

12. The closure device according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein the cover (102) is secured by an elastic fit, magnetically, by screwing or by press fitting.

13. A cosmetic packing device comprising a container (12) and a closure device (13) according to any one of claims 1 to 13, which is fixed to the container (12) and closes the container (12).

14. 14. The cosmetic packing device of claim 13, wherein the cosmetic packing device (10; 100) comprises a gasket (76) compressed between the container (12) and the insert (36).

15. 15. The cosmetic packing device of claim 14, wherein the closure device (13) is as described in claim 9, and the gasket (76) is compressed between the pump device (15), in particular the pump body (66) of the pump device (15), and the insert (36).

16. 15. A cosmetic packing device according to claim 13 or 14, which does not comprise a cosmetic dispensing and / or application device.

17. A cosmetic packing device according to any one of claims 13 to 16, wherein the container (12) comprises a neck (22) and an insert (36) is secured to the neck (22).

18. 18. The cosmetic packing device of claim 17, wherein the container (12) forms a platform (28) that protrudes around the neck (22), closure assembly (32, 15; 102), in particular the hoop (32) or cover (16) and defines a recess (38) adapted to accommodate the platform (28), closure assembly (32, 15; 102), in particular the hoop (32), in contact with the container (12) over a contact area extending around the platform (28).

19. 19. The cosmetic packing device according to claim 18, wherein the platform (28) has a non-circular cross-section, in particular an oval cross-section or a polygonal cross-section, in particular a square cross-section, preferably with rounded sides and / or corners, and the recess (38) has a complementary cross-section.

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