Cosmetic vessel
AssigneeLG Household & Health Care Ltd.
InventorsJae Shin Kang, Ki Hyun Kim, Hye Jin Lee, Ha Young Kim
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Abstract
A cosmetic vessel may include a vessel body including an inner case configured to accommodate cosmetics and having an inlet, and an outer case configured to accommodate the inner case therein and having an opening in a top thereof, a cap part coupled to the open top of the outer case, a discharge means coupled to the inlet and configured to discharge the cosmetics to an outside through a suction pipe extending to a bottom surface of the inner case, and a discharge part moving downwards to operate the discharge means and configured to transmit the cosmetics discharged from the discharge means to the outside.
Claims8
A cosmetic vessel, comprising:
- a vessel body including an inner case configured to accommodate cosmetics and having an inlet, and an outer case configured to accommodate the inner case therein and having an opening in a top thereof;
- a cap part coupled to the open top of the outer case;
- discharge means coupled to the inlet, and configured to discharge the cosmetics to an outside through a suction pipe extending to a bottom surface of the inner case;
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- a discharge part moving downwards to operate the discharge means, and configured to transmit the cosmetics discharged from the discharge means to the outside,
- wherein the discharge part comprises a discharge plate provided on a side of the discharge means through which the cosmetics are discharged and having a discharge hole, a guide part configured to transmit the cosmetics discharged from the discharge means to the discharge hole, and a guide ring coupled to a circumference of the guide part,
- wherein the cap part is provided to enclose the guide ring and to open or close the discharge part, and is configured such that outside air passes between the guide ring and the cap part to be transmitted to the inner case when the cosmetics are discharged by an operation of the discharge means, and
- wherein the outer case has a cross-sectional shape different from that of the inner case, and comprises a restraining part which engages with the inner case to restrain a position of the inner case.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.