Cosmetic product with surface decoration of dynamic images
AssigneeIntercos S.p.A.
InventorsGiuseppe Lattanzi, Giovanni Venturelli
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Abstract
A powder cosmetic product in the form of a flat wafer or plate or extruded rod for lipsticks includes a cosmetic body with a visible surface provided with a plurality of protruding stripes with triangular section. Each stripe has a vertex, a first inclined side decorated with a portion of a first image, and a second inclined side decorated with a portion of a second image. By observing the cosmetic body from an observation point (A) angled so that only the first inclined side of each stripe can be seen, only the first image is visible, while by observing the same cosmetic body from an observation point (B) angled so that only the second inclined side of each stripe can be seen, only the second image is visible.
Claims5
A cosmetic product made of pressed or melted and baked, or extruded powder, or in the form of a rod or stick, the cosmetic product having a sight surface provided with a plurality of protruding stripes, each stripe having a triangular cross-section which includes a first inclined side and a second inclined side, the first and second inclined sides converging towards a vertex,
- wherein the first inclined side of each stripe includes a respective portion of a first image, and the second inclined side of each stripe includes a respective portion of a second image,
- wherein the respective portions of the first image are arranged on the first inclined sides of the plurality of stripes such that when the cosmetic product is viewed from a first observation point which is angled such that only the first inclined side of each stripe is visible, the respective portions of the first image align such that the first image is visible in its entirety, and
- wherein the respective portions of the second image are arranged on the second inclined sides of the plurality of stripes such that when the cosmetic product is viewed from a second observation point which is angled such that only the second inclined side of each stripe is visible, the respective portions of the second image align such that the second image is visible in its entirety.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.