Cosmetic product packaging device

Abstract

A device for packaging a cosmetic product (P) comprises a palette (18) for receiving the cosmetic product (P); a base (12) forming a first housing (14) for receiving the palette (18); a lid (16) for closing the housing (14) in the base (12), the lid (16) being able to pivot on the base (12) about a pivot axis (A); and a hinge part (20) rotatable with respect to the base (12) and the lid (16) about the pivot axis (A). The hinge part (20) forms a second housing (74) for receiving a complementary relief (76) belonging to the palette (18), by sliding along an axis (B) of sliding parallel to the pivot axis (A). The palette (18) is detachable from the hinge part (20) by sliding, when the hinge part (20) is in one position with respect to the base (12) and / or to the lid (16).

Description

Cosmetic product packaging device technical field

[0001] This disclosure falls within the domain of cosmetic product packaging devices. Previous technique

[0002] In the field of cosmetic products, a cosmetic product packaging device is known, comprising a base forming a compartment for at least one cosmetic product and a lid adapted to close the compartment in the base. The lid may, in particular, be pivotally mounted on the base to selectively open and close the compartment.

[0003] In order to be able to refill such a cosmetic product packaging device, it is known to implement a cup receiving at least one cosmetic product, received in a removable manner in the housing of the base.

[0004] Thus, international application WO-A-2024 / 102673 describes a cosmetic product packaging device in which the cup is received in a hollow frame, which is itself received in the base. According to this document, the hollow frame is mounted to rotate relative to the base and the lid of the cosmetic product packaging device. To insert the cup into the hollow frame, the latter is first moved from its position in the base by rotation around the axis of rotation of the lid relative to the base, until it reaches a position that creates an opening in the hollow frame, through which the cup is inserted by translation in a direction perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the lid relative to the base.

[0005] Application FR-A-3 004 085 describes a cosmetic product packaging device substantially similar, with regard to its figures 4 to 6.

[0006] These known devices are relatively complex, requiring a bucket receiving frame, mounted to rotate relative to the base and lid. Summary

[0007] This disclosure improves the situation.

[0008] A packaging system for at least one cosmetic product is proposed, comprising: - a pallet forming at least one compartment for receiving at least one cosmetic product; - a base forming a first housing for receiving the pallet; - a cover adapted to close the first compartment in the base, the cover being mounted pivoting on the base around a pivot axis; - a hinged piece mounted to rotate relative to the base and the lid around the pivot axis; one part, consisting of the pallet and the hinged piece, forming a second receiving recess for a relief complementary to the other part, consisting of the pallet and the hinged piece, by relative sliding along a sliding axis parallel to the pivot axis, the pallet being removable from the piece hinge by sliding, in at least one relative position of the hinge piece with respect to the base and / or the cover.

[0009] Advantageously, the packaging device may not have a frame mounted to rotate freely around the axis of rotation of the lid relative to the base. The absence of such a frame allows for more efficient use of space within the packaging device, as it eliminates the need for additional space for the frame's rotation. This can lead to the design of a more compact and / or aesthetically pleasing cosmetic product packaging device.

[0010] The pallet mounting according to the invention can further improve the stability of the pallet when inserted into the base, by reducing the risks of unwanted movement and / or misalignment of the pallet, particularly in relation to the base.

[0011] However, replacing the palette is at least as easy as in known cosmetic product packaging devices.

[0012] Preferably, the conditioning device includes one or more of the following features, taken alone or in combination: - a sliding of the pallet relative to the hinge piece, along the direction of the sliding axis, is limited or even prevented when the pallet is received in the first housing, and in which a sliding of the pallet relative to the hinge piece, along the direction of the sliding axis, is possible in at least one position of the pallet pivoted around the pivot axis relative to the base, relative to the position of the pallet received in the first housing, the sliding of the pallet relative to the hinge piece being adapted to allow dismantling of the pallet from the hinge piece; - the second housing and the complementary relief extend mainly along the direction of the sliding axis; - the second dwelling and the complementary relief have complementary cross-sections; - in which the second housing and the complementary relief are cylindrical or truncated conical; - the second dwelling and the complementary relief have non-circular, specifically polygonal, cross-sections; - the second dwelling and the additional relief have L-shaped cross-sections; - the second housing is open at a first end, for the insertion of the complementary relief, and closed at a second end, opposite to the first end along the direction of the sliding axis; - the second housing is open on one side facing the other between the pallet and the hinge piece; - the lid includes two protruding tabs, spaced apart along the direction of the pivot axis and the hinge piece has a protruding relief received between the two tabs of the lid to limit or even prevent a relative movement of the lid with respect to the hinge piece along the direction of the pivot axis, the protruding relief being mounted pivoting around the pivot axis, with respect to each of the tabs of the lid; - the base forms a housing for receiving part of the hinge piece and part of the lid's legs, allowing to limit or even prevent movement of the hinge piece and / or the lid, relative to the base, according to the direction of the pivot axis; - the base forms a third housing, receiving part of the hinge piece, allowing to limit or even prevent a movement of the hinge piece relative to the base, according to the direction of the pivot axis; - the base, the legs of the lid and the protruding relief of the hinge piece have holes oriented and aligned according to the direction of the pivot axis and preferably receive at least one pin, preferably even a single pin; - the base comprises a casing and a chassis fixed within the casing; - the cover includes a hood and a frame attached to the hood; - the cover also includes a mirror fixed to at least one of the chassis and the hood; - the palette includes a plate defining at least a fourth compartment, and at least one cup received in the at least a fourth compartment, the at least one cup preferably containing cosmetic product; - the minimum cosmetic product is a foundation, a liquid lipstick, an eyeshadow.

[0013] According to another aspect, a cosmetic product refill is proposed comprising a palette adapted to be attached to the hinge part of a packaging device as described above in all its combinations, the palette being preferably received in packaging. Brief description of the drawings

[0014] Other features, details, and advantages will become apparent upon reading the detailed description below and analyzing the attached drawings, on which:

[0015] Fig. 1 schematically represents in perspective an example of a cosmetic product packaging device, in its closed position.

[0016] Fig. 2 schematically represents in perspective the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1, in an open position.

[0017] Fig. 3 schematically represents, in perspective, an exploded view of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0018] Fig. 4 schematically represents, from a first perspective, the base of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0019] Fig. 5 schematically represents, from a second perspective, the base of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0020] Fig. 6 schematically represents in perspective the cladding shell of the base of Fig. 4 and Fig. 5.

[0021] Fig. 7 schematically represents, from a first perspective, an exploded view of the lid of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0022] Fig. 8 schematically represents, from a second perspective, an exploded view of the lid of the cosmetic product packaging device from Fig. 1.

[0023] Fig. 9 schematically represents in perspective an exploded view of a variant of the cover housing shell of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0024] Fig. 10 schematically represents in perspective a pivotal part of the cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1.

[0025] Fig. 11 shows a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic product packaging device.

[0026] Fig. 12 schematically represents in perspective the cosmetic product packaging device in an open position, with its palette of cosmetic products out of the housing in the base, and a detail of the cosmetic product packaging device in this position.

[0027] Fig. 13 is an identical view to Fig. 12 with the palette partially translated relative to the rest of the cosmetic product packaging device, and a detail of the cosmetic product packaging device in this position.

[0028] Fig. 14 schematically represents a front view of a cosmetic product refill adapted to be implemented with a cosmetic product packaging device of Fig. 1. Description of the implementation methods

[0029] Fig. 10 illustrates an example of a cosmetic product packaging device, for example an eye makeup box, of the “palette” type.

[0030] The packaging device 10 is generally parallelepiped in shape. The packaging device comprises a base 12, forming a first compartment 14 for receiving at least one cosmetic product, and a lid 16. The lid 16 is pivotally mounted on the base 12, about an axis A of rotation of the lid 16 relative to the base 12, between a closed position, illustrated in Fig. 1, of the first compartment 14 in the base 12, and a plurality of open positions, one of which is illustrated as an example in Fig. 2. This open position corresponds to a position suitable for a user to dispense cosmetic product P for makeup application, the user holding, for example, the base 12 in one hand and an applicator in the other. Thus, in the position illustrated in Fig. 2, a user has access to the cosmetic product P received in a tray 18, itself received in the first compartment 14 in the base 12.

[0031] As illustrated in Fig. 3, a hinge piece 20 allows the pallet 18 to be fixed in the cosmetic product packaging device 10, allowing the pallet 18 to rotate relative to the base 12. In the illustrated example, the hinge piece 20 also allows the base 12 and the lid 16 to be fixed together, rotating relative to the axis of rotation A.

[0032] In the following, we first describe the base 12 of the cosmetic product packaging device 10 with regard to Fig. 4, Fig. 5 and Fig. 6.

[0033] The base 12, as illustrated, comprises a frame 22, here substantially frame-shaped, and a casing 24 attached to the frame 22. For example, the casing 24 has a bowl-shaped form with a base surrounded by a rim extending in a direction normal to the surface of the base. The frame 22 can be clamped, elastically fitted, and / or bonded into the casing 24. Due to the frame shape of the frame 22, it defines, together with the casing 24, the first housing 14 for receiving the pallet 18. The frame 22 has a cross-section substantially complementary to that of the casing 26. For example, the cross-section of the casing 22 and the first housing 14 defined within it is polygonal, specifically rectangular. Preferably, one side of the section of the cladding shell 24 extends along the direction of the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 relative to the base 12.Here, the cross-section of the casing 24 and the first housing 14 is essentially square. Other cross-sectional shapes of the casing 24 and the first housing 14 are possible. Furthermore, the casing 24 may have a different external shape than the cross-section of the first housing 14 defined within the casing 24.

[0034] Here, the casing 24 and the chassis 22 form two recesses 26, 28 on one side of the base 12, oriented towards the cover 16. The first recess 26 opens into the first housing 14, on one side, and into the second recess 28, on the other. The second recess 28 opens into the first recess 26, on the one hand, and towards the outside of the cosmetic product packaging device 10, on the other.

[0035] The rim of the cladding shell 26 extending on either side of the second recess 28 has two holes 30 extending opposite each other in the direction of the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 relative to the base 12, on either side of the second recess 28.

[0036] Furthermore, as illustrated in Fig. 6, the housing shell 26 forms claws 32 in the vicinity of the edge opposite the edge where the second recess 28 is formed. These claws 32 define, with the neighboring edge, a housing for receiving a magnet 34. The chassis 22 may also have a recess, in its face oriented towards the housing shell 26, adapted to receive a part of the magnet 34, as can be seen in particular in Fig. 11.

[0037] The following describes the lid 16 of the cosmetic product packaging device 10, in particular with regard to Fig. 7 and Fig. 8.

[0038] Similar to the base 12, the cover 16 has a frame 36 and a hood 38, fixed to the chassis 36.

[0039] The frame 36 essentially forms a frame 40 and two legs 42 extending primarily in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the frame 40, from one arm of the frame 40. The two legs 42 are spaced apart along the direction of extension of the arm of the frame 40 from which they originate. A relief 44, for example substantially parallelepiped-shaped, may extend between the two legs 42, the relief 44 connecting the legs 42. The relief 44 is preferably shorter than the legs. 42, from the frame 40. Each leg 42 has, near its free end, a cylindrical hole 46 with a circular cross-section, intended to extend along the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 relative to the base 12, when the cover 16 is fixed on the base 12.

[0040] Frame 40 here is generally rectangular in shape, preferably almost square.

[0041] The frame 40 also has, in the illustrated example, a recess 48 on the branch opposite to that from which the legs 42 originate, the recess 48 preferably opening onto a face of the frame 40, opposite to the face of the frame presenting the legs 42.

[0042] The frame 40 also forms a groove 50, adapted to receive a mirror 52. In particular, the frame 40 can form a bearing surface for a peripheral portion of the mirror 52, the bearing surface being intended to be positioned between the mirror 52 and the base 12 of the packaging device 10, in the closed position of the packaging device 10. The mirror 52 is thus able to be inserted into the groove 50 of the frame 40 from a face oriented towards the cover 38, in the assembled packaging device 10. The bearing surface can be oriented towards the cover 38 of the lid 16.

[0043] According to an alternative embodiment, the frame 40 does not form a groove, but only the bearing surface mentioned above, the mirror 52 can then be held, preferably tightly, between the bearing surface and the cover 38 of the lid 16, in particular a bottom 54 of the lid 16.

[0044] The mirror 52 is preferably flat, with a shape complementary to the shape of the groove 50 in the frame 40 of the housing 36 of the cover 16, into which it is received. The mirror 52 may, in particular, be formed of a metal sheet bonded to a glass plate. The face of the glass plate opposite the metal sheet may be coated, in particular with a silvering.

[0045] The cover 38 of the lid 16, as illustrated in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, is essentially bowl-shaped, defining a second, hollow compartment 56. The cover 38 has a substantially flat bottom 54 and a rim 58 extending all around the bottom 54, substantially in a direction normal to the bottom 54.

[0046] On one side, opposite the mounting tabs 42, the cover 38 has a button 60 on the outer face of the rim 58. The button 60 is rigid. The button 60's primary function is to facilitate the handling of the packaging device 10, particularly the lid 16, to allow the packaging device 10 to be opened.

[0047] The cover 38 also has raised reliefs 62 in the second housing 56. The reliefs 62 are made in the vicinity of the button 60, on the other side of the rim 58. The reliefs 62 extend from the bottom 54 of the cover 38. The reliefs 62 define, with the recess 48 of the frame 40 of the housing 36, a housing for receiving a magnet 64.

[0048] The hood 38 may have, on an external face of the bottom 54, a decorative element 66. Decorative element 66 can take various forms, including: - a color, in particular distinct from the color of the rest of the hood 38, - a pattern, - at least one pellet made of a material or imitating the appearance of a material, - a trademark, including a logo, and - a recessed or protruding relief; - a combination of the aforementioned elements.

[0049] As illustrated in Fig. 9, according to one variant, the hood 38 can be made of several parts assembled together. In Fig. 9, for example, the hood 38 comprises a base piece 38i and a decorative piece 382, ​​attached to the base piece 38i. The decorative piece 382 has the decorative element 66. The decorative piece 382 is, for example, glued, clamped, or elastically fitted onto the base piece 38i. The base piece 38i can, for example, form the rim 58 and the base 54 and have a recess 38s with a cross-section complementary to the decorative piece 382, ​​on its face opposite the second recess 56.

[0050] Fig. 10 illustrates the hinge piece 20. The hinge piece 20, as illustrated, essentially comprises a first cylindrical section 68, with axis A, pierced by a cylindrical hole 70 with a circular cross-section. The hole 70 is through, opening onto the lateral faces at the ends of the first cylindrical section 68. The first cylindrical section 68 has a substantially circular cross-section. The hinge piece 20 comprises a second cylindrical section 72 extending in a direction parallel to the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 with respect to the base 12. The second cylindrical section 72 is substantially parallelepiped in shape. A third recess 74 is formed in the second cylindrical section 72. The third recess 74 is substantially parallelepiped, with a square cross-section, extending in the direction of a sliding axis B, parallel (or collinear) with the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 with respect to the base 12.The third housing 74 has a first opening 74i on a lateral face 20A at the end of the hinge piece 20. The third housing 74 is closed at its end 742 opposite the first opening 74i. The third housing 74 has a second opening 74s in the form of a slot extending along one side of the second cylindrical section 72, from the first opening 74i of the third housing 74, to the end opposite the first opening 74i.

[0051] The pallet 18 is made in the form of a plate with at least one recess 76 for receiving cosmetic product P and a retaining lug 76 adapted to be received in the third recess 74 of the hinge piece 20. More precisely, the retaining lug 76 is cylindrical, with a cross-section complementary to the cross-section of the recess 74. The retaining lug 76 can thus be inserted into the third recess 74 via the first opening 74i by translation along the main extension axis of the third recess 74, which is parallel to the axis A of rotation of the cover 16 relative to the base 12, until it abuts against the end 742 of the third recess 74, opposite the first opening 74i. The retaining lug 76 is preferably received tightly in the third recess 74.

[0052] The cosmetic product P can be received directly in at least one recess 76 of the palette 18. Alternatively, the cosmetic product(s) P are received in at least one cup, preferably each in a respective cup, the cup(s) being received in at least one recess 76.

[0053] The assembly of the conditioning device 10 can in particular be carried out as follows.

[0054] The base 12 is formed by fixing the chassis 22 in the casing 24 by trapping the first magnet 34 between the claws 32 of the casing 24 and the recess 48 of the chassis 22.

[0055] Similarly, the cover 16 is formed by fixing the frame 36 and the hood 38 by trapping the second magnet 64 between the protruding reliefs 62 of the hood 38 and the frame 36. The mirror 52 can here be fixed to the frame 36 before or after the fixing of the frame 36 in the hood 38.

[0056] The cover 16, in particular the frame 36, is then fixed to the base 12, specifically to the chassis 22. To do this, the first cylindrical section 68 of the hinge piece 20 is placed between the two tabs 42 of the cover 38, with the hole 70 positioned opposite the holes 46 in the tabs 42. The assembly thus formed is placed in the first recess 26 in the base 12 so as to align the holes 30, 46, 70 in the tabs 42, in the first cylindrical section 68, and in the housing 24. Pins, preferably a single pin 84, are then fitted and tightened in the holes 30, 46, 70 to allow relative pivoting of the base 12, the cover 16, and the hinge piece 20 around the pivot axis A, while limiting or even preventing relative sliding movement. of the base 12, the cover 16 and the hinge piece 20 according to the direction of the pivot axis A.

[0057] The fixing relief 78 of a pallet 18 is then inserted into the third housing 74 in the hinge piece 20, and slid along the direction of the sliding axis B until it comes to rest against the second end 742 of the housing 74. The pallet 18 and the hinge piece 20 are then rotated around the pivot axis A until at least part of the pallet 18 is placed in the first housing 14 in the base 12. The pallet 18 can be held in this position, for example by having part of the pallet 18 clamped into the first housing 14, in particular in the frame 22 of the base 12.

[0058] The conditioning device 10 is then closed by rotating the lid 16 relative to the base 12, around the pivot axis A until the lid 16 comes into contact with the base 12. The lid 12 is then held in position by cooperation of the magnets 34, 64 received in the base 12 and the lid 16, respectively.

[0059] The cover 16 can be opened by pulling on the button 60 of the cover 38, so as to move one end of the cover 16 away from the base 12, by pivoting the cover 16 around the pivot axis A, while leaving the pallet 18 in position in the base 20.

[0060] The illustrated conditioning device 10 has the advantage of being demountable, without damaging the various parts that make it up and without the need for special tools.

[0061] Partial dismantling of the packaging device 10 may consist of removing the pallet 18 for replacement, for example when all the cosmetic product P has been consumed. The new pallet 18 intended to be inserted into the packaging device 10 may initially be covered with a protective material and / or be received in a sealed bag 82, in particular an airtight bag in a refill 80 of cosmetic product, such as that illustrated in Fig. 14.

[0062] To remove a palette 18 of cosmetic product from the packaging device 10 described above, the following procedure can be followed.

[0063] First, the cover 16 is moved relative to the base 12 to achieve an open position of the cosmetic product packaging device 10. The angle formed by the cover 16 relative to its closed position of the cosmetic product packaging device 10 may be greater than 120°, preferably approximately 180°. Next, the assembly consisting of the pallet 18 and the hinge piece 20 is rotated R1 relative to the base 12 around the pivot axis A, until the first opening 74i of the third housing 74 in the hinge piece 20 is no longer obstructed by a tab 42 of the frame 36 of the cover 16, as can be seen in particular in detail XII of Fig. 12.To do this, we can for example rotate the assembly formed by the pallet 18 and the hinge piece 20 relative to the base 12 around the pivot axis A by an angle greater than 90°, preferably greater than 120° and less than 180°, relative to its position when the pallet 18 is received tightly in the base 12.

[0064] Next, as illustrated in Fig. 13, the pallet 18 is removed by sliding it along the direction of the sliding axis B of the fixing relief 78 out of the third housing 74 in the hinge piece 20.

[0065] A new pallet 18 can then be inserted into the third housing 74 in the hinge piece 20, then pivoting the new pallet 18 and the hinge piece 20 around the pivot axis A allows the new pallet 18 to be placed in the first housing 14, in the base 12.

[0066] The present invention is not limited to the examples described above but is, on the contrary, susceptible to numerous variations accessible to the person of art.

[0067] First, the palette 18 can form multiple recesses, each designed to hold a cosmetic product, either poured directly or dispensed in a separate container. Alternatively, the palette 18 can form a single recess designed to hold a container with multiple compartments for different cosmetic products. Each cosmetic product could be, for example, a foundation, a poured lipstick, or an eyeshadow. Each cosmetic product could be, for example, in the form of a compressed powder, a liquid, or a gel. At least one recess can be provided in the palette and / or at least one compartment can be provided in the container to hold at least one cosmetic product applicator.

[0068] The pallet 18 can be elastically fitted into the hinge piece 20 at the end of the relative sliding along the sliding direction B. To achieve this, additional reliefs Elastic interlocking may be provided on the pallet 18 and on the hinge piece 20, in particular in the third housing 74, allowing elastic interlocking at the end of the relative sliding stroke of the pallet 18 with respect to the hinge piece 20.

[0069] In the illustrated example, the packaging device 10 is closed by means of magnets 34, 64 holding the lid 16 in position on the base 12. However, other means of closing the cosmetic product packaging device 10 are accessible to those skilled in the art. In particular, the lid 16 can be elastically fitted onto the base 12 in the closed position of the cosmetic product packaging device 10. For this purpose, for example, the lid 16 has an elastic snap-fit ​​tab and the base 12 has a complementary raised feature, for example, a ridge or a notch.

Claims

Demands

1. Packaging device for at least one cosmetic product (P) comprising: - a pallet (18) forming at least one housing for receiving at least one cosmetic product (P); - a base (12) forming a first housing (14) for receiving the pallet (18); - a cover (16) adapted to close the first housing (14) in the base (12), the cover (16) being pivotally mounted on the base (12) around a pivot axis (A); - a hinge piece (20) mounted to rotate relative to the base (12) and the cover (16) around the pivot axis (A); one of the pallet (18) and the hinge piece (20) forming a second housing (74) for receiving a relief (76) complementary to the other of the pallet (18) and the hinge piece (20), by relative sliding along a sliding axis (B), parallel to the pivot axis (A), the pallet (18) being removable from the hinge piece (20) by sliding, in at least one relative position of the hinge piece (20) with respect to the base (12) and / or the cover (16).

2. Packaging device according to claim 1, wherein a sliding of the pallet (18) relative to the hinge piece (20), along the direction of the sliding axis (B), is limited or even prevented when the pallet (18) is received in the first housing (14), and wherein a sliding of the pallet (18) relative to the hinge piece (20), along the direction of the sliding axis (B), is possible in at least one position of the pallet (18) pivoted about the pivot axis (A) relative to the base (12), relative to the position of the pallet (18) received in the first housing (14), the sliding of the pallet (18) relative to the hinge piece (20) being adapted to allow dismantling of the pallet (18) from the hinge piece (20).

3. Packaging device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the second housing (74) and the complementary relief (76) extend mainly along the direction of the sliding axis (B).

4. A conditioning device according to claim 3, wherein the second housing (74) and the complementary relief (76) have complementary cross sections.

5. Packaging device according to claim 4, wherein the second housing (74) and the complementary relief (76) are cylindrical or frustoconical.

6. A conditioning device according to claim 5, wherein the second housing (74) and the complementary relief (76) have non-circular, in particular polygonal, cross-sections.

7. A conditioning device according to claim 6, wherein the second housing (74) and the complementary relief (76) have L-shaped cross sections.

8. A conditioning device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the second housing (74) is open at a first end (74i), insertion of the complementary relief (76), and closed at a second end (742), opposite to the first end (74i) along the direction of the sliding axis (B).

9. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the second housing (74) is open on one face (74s) oriented towards the other between the pallet (18) and the hinge piece (20).

10. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the lid (16) comprises two projecting tabs (42), spaced apart along the direction of the pivot axis (A) and the hinge piece (20) has a projecting relief (68) received between the two tabs (42) of the lid (16) to limit or even prevent a relative movement of the lid (16) with respect to the hinge piece (20) along the direction of the pivot axis (A), the projecting relief (68) being pivotally mounted about the pivot axis (A), with respect to each of the tabs (42) of the lid (16).

11. Packaging device according to claim 10, in which the base (12) forms a housing (26) for receiving part of the hinge piece (20) and part of the legs (42) of the lid (16) allowing to limit or even prevent a displacement of the hinge piece (20) and / or the lid (16), relative to the base (12), along the direction of the pivot axis (A).

12. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the base (12) forms a third housing (28), for receiving a part of the hinge piece (20), making it possible to limit or even prevent a displacement of the hinge piece (20) relative to the base (12), along the direction of the pivot axis (A).

13. Packaging device according to claims 10 and 12, wherein the base (12), the legs (42) of the lid (16) and the protruding relief (68) of the hinge piece (20) have holes oriented and aligned along the direction of the pivot axis (A) and preferably receive at least one pin, preferably even a single pin (84).

14. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the base (12) comprises a casing shell (24) and a chassis (22) fixed in the casing shell (24).

15. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the lid (16) comprises a hood (38) and a frame (36) attached to the hood (38).

16. Packaging device according to claim 15, wherein the cover (16) further comprises a mirror (52) fixed to at least one of the chassis (36) and the hood (38).

17. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the pallet (18) comprises a plate defining at least a fourth housing, and at least one cup received in the at least a fourth housing, the at least one cup preferably containing cosmetic product (P).

18. Packaging device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least cosmetic product (P) is a foundation, a poured lipstick, an eyeshadow.

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