Foam of polyurethane for use in cosmetic applications
AssigneeCovestro Deutschland AG
InventorsSebastian DÖRR, Paula Cristina ALVES RODRIGUES, Martin KRAUSE, Xiaohui XIONG
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Abstract
The use of a foam comprising polyurethane for cosmetic applications is provided. Process for applying a cosmetic component to a skin via the foam and a process for cleaning a part of a skin via the foam are provided too. An applicator as well as an envelope and a layered structure comprising the foam are shown.
Claims15
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A method comprising utilizing a foam comprising a polyurethane for cosmetic applications on the skin or hair of a human or an animal.
A process for applying a cosmetic component to a skin or hair of a human or animal, comprising at least the following steps:
- i. providing a foam comprising a polyurethane;
- ii. contacting the foam with a cosmetic component in a way that at least a part of the cosmetic component is in contact with the foam forming an active part of the foam;
- iii. contacting the skin or hair of a human or an animal with the active part of the foam in a way that the cosmetic component covers at least a part of the contacted skin;
A process for cleaning a part of a skin or hair of a human or an animal, comprising the steps:
- I. providing a foam comprising a polyurethane;
- II. contacting at least the part of the skin or hair of a human or an animal by the foam which should be cleaned;
- III. removing the foam from the skin or hair of the human or the animal.
An applicator, comprising at least the following components:
- (1) a foam, comprising a polyurethane;
- (2) a cosmetic component on a surface of the foam or inside the foam.
A layered structure comprising at least the following layers:
- L1st) a first foam comprising a polyurethane;
- L2nd) an interlayer;
- L3rd) a second foam comprising a polyurethane
An envelope, wherein the envelope comprises at least a first layer comprising a polyurethane and a second layer comprising a polyurethane, wherein the first layer and the second layer superimpose each other in a manner that the envelope is formed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.