Shaving razor demonstration apparatus
AssigneeThe Gillette Company
InventorJoseph Lorenzo Whitmore, IV
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Abstract
An apparatus for demonstrating at least a first shaving razor, having a first shaving surface with a first lubrication member, may include a first sheet of paper, a liquid composition, and a light source transmitting ultraviolet light onto the first sheet of paper. The liquid composition may include water and an ultraviolet dye. The apparatus may position the shaving razor to engage the first sheet of paper and to allow relative motion between the first lubrication member and the first sheet of paper such that the first lubrication member deposits the liquid composition onto the first sheet of paper.
Claims20
A shaving demonstration apparatus comprising:
- a first sheet of paper;
- a liquid composition comprising water and an ultraviolet dye;
- a first shaving razor having a first shaving surface with a first lubrication member;
- a light source transmitting ultraviolet light onto the first sheet of paper, wherein the first shaving razor has a first position with the first lubrication member depositing the liquid composition onto the first sheet of paper.
A shaving demonstration apparatus comprising:
- a first sheet of paper;
- a first shaving razor having a first shaving surface with a first lubrication member, wherein the first shaving razor has a first position with the first lubrication member engaging the first sheet of paper and depositing a first liquid composition comprising water and an ultraviolet dye onto the first sheet of paper;
- a second sheet of paper;
- a second shaving razor having a second shaving surface with a second lubrication member, wherein the second shaving razor has a first position with the second lubrication member engaging the second sheet of paper and depositing a second liquid composition comprising water and an ultraviolet dye onto the second sheet of paper;
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- a light source transmitting ultraviolet light onto the first sheet of paper and the second sheet of paper.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.