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US 2014/0153995 A1Published application
Cosmetic product applicator comprising an elongate portion coated with a lobe
AssigneeAlbea Services
InventorPatrick LHOYER
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Abstract
An applicator is provided for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara. The applicator includes a brush which includes a core and fibers projecting from the core. At least one of the fibers includes an elongate portion made of a first material and a lobe arranged at an end of the elongate portion. The lobe in turn is made of a second material coating an end of the elongate portion.
Claims15
An applicator for a cosmetic product, the applicator comprising:
- a brush, the brush comprising a core and fibers projecting from the core, at least one of the fibers comprising an elongate portion made of a first material and a lobe arranged at an end of the elongate portion, the lobe being made of a second material coating the end of the elongate portion.
A distributor-applicator for a cosmetic product comprising:
- a cosmetic product applicator comprising a brush, the brush comprising a core and fibers projecting from the core, at least one of the fibers comprising an elongate portion made of a first material and a lobe arranged at an end of the elongate portion, the lobe being made of a second material coating the end of the elongate portion;
- and,
- a receptacle comprising a body forming a container containing a cosmetic product.
A method for producing a cosmetic product applicator comprising:
- a brush, the brush comprising a core and fibers projecting from the core, the fibers comprising elongate portions made of a first material and a lobe arranged at an end of each of the elongate portions, the lobe being made of a second material coating the ends of the elongate portions,
- the method comprising:
- dipping at least some of different free ends of the elongate portions into the second material in order to coat each free end of the elongate portions with the second material to form the lobe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.