Make-Up Product With 3D Facets for Multi-Angle Decoration
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing make-up products with three-dimensional surfaces primarily focus on visual dynamism through color and surface decoration, failing to offer new aesthetic effects when viewed from different angles.
Innovation Solution
A make-up product with a substantially planar surface featuring a plurality of three-dimensional elements, each defined by three regular square faces, providing distinct decorations visible from different viewpoints.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Illumination intensity
If a three-dimensional surface with color patterns is used, then visual attractiveness is improved, but aesthetic novelty from different viewing angles is insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transitions from traditional 2D surface decorations to a 3D structured surface composed of multiple planar facets arranged at different angles. Each facet presents a different decorative pattern when viewed from different directions, creating a multi-dimensional visual experience that changes dynamically with viewing angle, thereby resolving the contradiction between visual attractiveness and aesthetic novelty.
Solution Approach 2:
The surface is divided into multiple discrete planar facets, each independently oriented at specific angles. This segmentation allows different decorative patterns to be applied to different facets, enabling the surface to display multiple distinct aesthetic effects simultaneously from different viewing angles, thus enhancing both visual attractiveness and angular versatility.
2Adaptability or versatility
If a planar surface with three-dimensional elements is used, then multiple viewing angles are achieved, but surface complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a third dimension by arranging planar facets at various angles to form a polyhedral structure. This dimensional transformation enables multiple viewing angles to be achieved through geometric configuration rather than through complex mechanical or optical systems, thus enhancing angular versatility while maintaining relatively simple structural implementation.
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AI summary
A make-up product (1) comprises a make-up substance (2) which determines at least one make-up application surface, at least part of the make-up application surface being a substantially planar surface (4) formed of a plurality of three-dimensional elements (5, 5', 5") arranged side by side; each three-dimensional element (5) is defined by a first face (A), a second (B), and a third (C), the three faces (A, B, C) being squares arranged as three faces of a regular cube with one vertex (V) in common, and a first decoration (A1) being created as a whole over the set of first faces (A) and being visible when a user observes the substantially planar surface (4) from a substantially normal direction with respect to the first faces (A), a second decoration (B1) being created on the set of second faces (B) which is visible when a user observes the substantially planar surface (4) from a substantially normal direction with respect to the second faces (B), and a third decoration (C1) being created on the set of third faces (C) which is visible when a user observes the substantially planar surface (4) from a substantially normal direction with respect to the third faces (C).