Cosmetic Applicator
AssigneeAvon Products, Inc.
InventorsGregory A. Ornoski, Marisol Simard
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Abstract
An applicator for applying a cosmetic composition comprising an applicator element. The applicator element may be elongated along a longitudinal axis. The applicator has a first portion and a second portion separateable from the first portion and capable of moving independently from the first portion along the longitudinal axis. The first and/or second portions of the applicator element include means for holding a charge of cosmetic composition and transferring it to an integument on contact therewith.
Claims27
An applicator for applying a cosmetic composition comprising:
- an applicator element comprising a first portion having an outer surface and a second portion having an outer surface, wherein the outer surfaces of said first and second portions are separatable from one another and capable of moving independently from one another.
The applicator according to claim I, wherein said applicator element is elongated along a longitudinal axis.
The applicator according to claim I, wherein said first and/or second portions of said applicator element comprise a textured surface for holding a charge of cosmetic composition and transferring it to an integument on contact therewith.
The applicator according to claim I, further comprising:
- a handle fixed to said second portion of said applicator element, such that said second portion cannot move in a longitudinal direction with respect to said handle.
An applicator for applying a cosmetic composition comprising:
- a first applicator element elongated along a longitudinal axis, said first applicator element having an outer surface, and
- a second applicator element disposed within and coaxial to said first applicator element, said second applicator element having an outer surface,
- wherein the outer surfaces of said first and second applicator elements are separatable from one another and capable of moving independently from one another along said longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.