Applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care, product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows
AssigneeL'oreal
InventorAlain Berhault
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care, product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having a moulded applicator member (8) having:—a core (10) that extends along a longitudinal axis (X),—spikes (15, 16) that are carried by the core (10) and are disposed all around the core (10) in a plurality of longitudinal rows (17, 19), wherein, in said applicator, at least one longitudinal row (17) has an alternation of curved spikes (16) that each extend along a curvilinear elongation axis (Ec) and straight spikes (15) that each extend along a rectilinear elongation axis (Er).
Claims19
An applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care, product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having a moulded applicator member comprising:
- a core that extends along a longitudinal axis;
- and
- spikes that are carried by the core and are disposed all around the core in a plurality of longitudinal rows,
- wherein, in said applicator, within the plurality of longitudinal rows, each longitudinal row has an alternation of one curved spike that extends along a curvilinear elongation axis and groups of at least two straight spikes that each extend along a rectilinear elongation axis, and
- wherein a free end portion of the curved spikes extends along an elongation axis substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the core, and
- wherein each curved spike is a same height as at least one adjacent straight spike, within one and a same longitudinal row.
An applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care, product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having a moulded applicator member comprising:
- a core that extends along a longitudinal axis;
- and
- spikes that are carried by the core and are disposed in a plurality of longitudinal rows,
- said applicator also having a guard element that is disposed at a proximal end of the core and has a plurality of arcs oriented in a direction of a distal end of the core, each arc having a base attached to the proximal end of the core and a free end, the arcs being thicker at their bases than the spikes, and the arcs widening and meeting at their bases.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.