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US 10,582,755 B2Granted
Makeup application device
OwnerRachel Jarrousinventor
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Abstract
A makeup application device comprising one or more lenses may be used for improved vision to help a person wearing the device to more easily apply makeup to the person's face. The device may include a head mount assembly for mounting the device on the person's head and one or more flexible arms for mounting the one or more lenses on the head mount assembly so that flexing of the arm or arms provides movement of the lens or lenses.
Claims3
A makeup application device comprising:
- a head mount assembly;
- a flexible first arm connected to and extending outwardly from the head mount assembly;
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- a first lens assembly which is connected to the first arm so that the lens assembly is movable in any direction relative to the head mount assembly via flexing of the first arm, wherein the lens assembly is movable relative to the head mount assembly via flexing of the first arm between a deployed position and a non-deployed position distal the deployed position, wherein the lens assembly in the deployed position is directly in front of an eye of a person when the person is wearing the makeup application device, and the lens assembly in the non-deployed position is not directly in front of the eye when the person is wearing the makeup application device.
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A makeup application device comprising:
- a head mount assembly;
- a flexible first arm connected to and extending outwardly from the head mount assembly;
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- a first lens assembly which is connected to the first arm so that the lens assembly is movable in any direction relative to the head mount assembly via flexing of the first arm, wherein the lens assembly is movable relative to the head mount assembly via flexing of the first arm between a first position in which the lens assembly has a forward orientation and a second position in which the lens assembly has a rearward orientation.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.