Curved nail file with enlarged edges
OwnerMatthew Andrews Ivyinventor
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Abstract
A nail file includes a body having a first section and a second section with a defined curvature, wherein the curvature defines a convex upper surface and a concave lower surface. The body curvature defines a longitudinal length curved about an axis. A first enlarged longitudinal side is located along a side of both sections of the body that is configured to extend outward beyond the surface of the body. The enlarged longitudinal side includes a surface treatment to aid in filing nails. The body includes a surface treatment upon the upper surface and the lower surface. The enlarged longitudinal side forms a crease or internal corner with at least the upper surface of the body.
Claims13
A nail file, comprising:
- a body having a first section with a defined curvature, the curvature defining a convex upper surface and a concave lower surface, the body curvature defining a longitudinal length curved about an axis;
- an enlarged longitudinal side located along a side of the body that is configured to extend outward beyond a surface of the body;
- wherein the body includes a surface treatment upon the upper surface and the lower surface;
- and
- wherein the enlarged longitudinal side forms a crease or internal corner with at least the upper surface of the body.
A nail file, comprising:
- a body having a first section and a second section with a defined curvature, the curvature defining a convex upper surface and a concave lower surface, the body curvature defining a longitudinal length curved about an axis;
- a first enlarged longitudinal side located along a side of both sections of the body that is configured to extend outward beyond a surface of the body, the enlarged longitudinal side including a surface treatment;
- wherein the body includes a surface treatment upon the upper surface and the lower surface;
- and
- wherein the enlarged longitudinal side forms a crease or internal corner with at least the upper surface of the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.