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US 12,589,020 B2Granted
Curette tool and nail care method using same
AssigneeBarng Kee Jung Corp.
InventorKeejung Barng
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Abstract
A curette tool includes: a first curette part which has an insert plate and a blade extending upward perpendicularly along the outer circumference on one side of the insert plate; a second curette part which is formed symmetrically to the first curette part; and a grip part which is formed in a bar shape with the first and second curette parts respectively installed at each end thereof. Any one of the first and second curette parts is inserted into the side wall of a target nail, and the blade pushes outward the skin tissue adjacent to the side wall to secure a nail grooming space.
Claims2
A nail care method comprising:
- a preparation step of preparing a curette tool, the curette tool comprising:
- a first curette part which has an insert plate and a blade extending upward perpendicularly along an outer circumference on one side of the insert plate;
- a second curette part which is formed symmetrically to the first curette part;
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- a grip part which is formed in a bar shape with the first and second curette parts respectively installed at each end thereof,
- wherein any one of the first and second curette parts is configured to be inserted into a side wall of a target nail, and the blade is configured to push a skin tissue adjacent to the side wall outwardly to secure a nail grooming space;
- a space creation step in which the insert plate of the curette tool is inserted into the side wall of the target nail and the blade pushes the skin tissue adjacent to the side wall outwardly to secure a nail grooming space;
- a shape formation step of trimming a shape of the target nail and applying gel to form a shape of an artificial nail;
- a gel fixation step of curing and fixing the shape of the artificial nail with ultraviolet light;
- a curette removal step of removing the curette tool from the side wall of the target nail.
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