Tweezer-Applicator
AssigneeHCT Asia Ltd
InventorCindy Sean Yuei Lim
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Abstract
Tweezer-applicators having an applicator arranged linearly with tweezers are disclosed. The applicator may comprise a substantially flat rectangular shaped group of bristles that are arranged substantially straight along a linear axis of the tweezer-applicator. By virtue of having an applicator arranged substantially straight along the linear axis and in line with the tweezers, a user may grip the tweezers without the applicator interfering with a grip of a user and provide the user with precision while applying product to a portion of a body.
Claims21
A tweezer-applicator comprising:
- tweezers having a pinching tip opposite to a fulcrum;
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- an applicator having a first end fixed to the fulcrum and a second end distal to the first end for applying product to a body,
- wherein the pinching tip and the fulcrum of the tweezers and the second end of the applicator form a substantially straight line such that the second end of the applicator extends substantially opposite the fulcrum along the straight line.
A tweezer-applicator comprising:
- tweezers comprising a pinching tip separated a distance from a fulcrum, the pinching tip and the fulcrum being arranged linearly on a linear axis of the tweezers;
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- a group of bristles fixed to the fulcrum and extending away from the fulcrum substantially linearly with the linear axis of the tweezers.
A tweezer-applicator comprising:
- a first planar surface arranged at a pinching tip of a lever arm;
- a second planar surface arranged at a pinching tip of another lever arm, wherein the first and second planar surfaces are parallel and define a plane of symmetry arranged equal distant between the first and second planar surfaces;
- a ferrule fixed to the lever arms at ends of the lever arms opposite to the pinching tips;
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- a group of bristles fixed to the ferrule and arranged linearly with the plane of symmetry of the pinching tips of the lever arms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.