Applicator for artificial lash extensions
AssigneeLashify, Inc.
InventorSahara Lotti
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Abstract
Cases can be used to house sets of artificial lashes in a specified arrangement. For example, lash fusions may be placed within multiple predefined indentations in the shape of an eyelid. Applicators can be used to resiliently grasp all of the lash fusions in a set of lash extensions, and then simultaneously apply the entire set of lash extensions directly to the underside of the natural lashes. An applicator includes opposed arms that are connected to one another at an inner end designed to be gripped by an individual. The applicator can also include an outer end having a concave shape that is contoured to be substantially flush with the convex shape of the lash line and the predefined indentations of a case that includes the set of lash extensions.
Claims13
An applicator comprising:
- opposed arms that are connected to one another at a proximal end,
- wherein each opposed arm includes
- an inner portion to be gripped by a user, and
- an outer portion having a concave shape able to become substantially flush with a convex shape of a tightline of an eyelid,
- where the outer portions of the opposed arms are arranged to engage one another when the opposed arms are pressed toward one another by the user.
A method of manufacturing an applicator for attaching artificial lash extensions, the method comprising;
- providing a pair of metal fragments that are to be formed into an applicator for attaching artificial lash extensions to the natural lashes of a subject;
- dividing each metal fragment into an inner portion designed to be gripped by a user, and an outer portion designed to grasp lash extensions;
- forming the outer portion of each metal fragment into a concave shape able to become substantially flush with a convex shape of a tightline of an eyelid;
- and
- fixedly securing the pair of metal fragments to one another at a proximal end to form opposed arms having an apex.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.