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US 2021/0195976 A1Published application
Socks, applicators for lash extensions, and methods of manufacture and use thereof
AssigneeLashify, Inc.
InventorSahara Lotti
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Abstract
An applicator with arms having tip portions. Socks may be configured to be mounted to the tip portions. The tip portions can have a sock mounted thereon. The tip portion may be externally coated with a non-stick coating, thereby resisting adhesive used to apply lash extensions to natural eyelashes. The tip portion may be used to apply the lash extensions to a natural eyelashes of a user.
Claims40
An applicator comprising:
- an arm having a tip portion;
- and
- a sock mounted onto the tip portion.
A kit comprising:
- a package;
- an applicator contained in the package, wherein the applicator includes an arm having a tip portion;
- and
- a sock contained in the package, wherein the sock is mountable onto the tip portion.
1 more element
A method comprising:
- mounting a sock onto a tip of an arm of an applicator;
- and
- engaging a lash extension with the sock.
A method comprising:
- causing a sock to be mounted onto a tip of an arm of an applicator;
- and
- causing the sock to engage a lash extension.
An applicator comprising:
- an arm having a tip that is externally coated with a non-stick coating.
A method comprising:
- coating an outer surface of a tip of an arm of an applicator with a non-stick coating.
A kit comprising:
- a package;
- and
- an applicator contained in the package, wherein the applicator includes an arm having a tip that is externally coating with a non-stick coating.
A pair of socks for applying artificial eyelashes onto natural eyelashes, each of the socks comprising:
- an elongated portion that defines (i) an inner channel configured to be mounted to and retained on a tip of an applicator used to apply the artificial eyelashes onto the natural eyelashes, and (ii) a lateral portion that enables a user to grasp artificial eyelashes when squeezed together when positioned on respective tips of the applicator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.